Pcpartpicker FPS per Dollar, US Market, March 31st 2024

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  1. PastorofMuppets-

    Very happy with my 7950X3D 7900XTX combo

  2. Wow, seems like i5-12600k + RX 7900 GRE is the combo to go for.

  3. SunoPics

    i wanted to go back to team red fully but it looks like the 7950x and 4090 will be in my next rig

  4. ChiggaOG

    Based on this chart for 4K gaming. The RX7900GRE + Intel 12100F is the best combo, right?

  5. Sil3ntWint3r

    This chart makes me happy. More succinct useful information!

  6. MotorolaRazorRamon

    I love this research! Thanks for putting it together

  7. namesrhard585

    4090 or bust I ain’t trying to maximize my dollar when it comes to games. Gaming is already the most cost effective form of entertainment from a time spent perspective.

  8. MarzipanFit2345

    4070 super and the 7900 GRE are in pretty good spots imo.

  9. MasiosareGutierritos

    I’d like to see fps per watt

  10. Winded_14

    What pricing did you use for this? $780 6950XT? $700 6900XT? $460 6700XT (biggest scam, they’re $350 at most)?

  11. The 6700XT’s pricing is to whack at the moment, but the 6750XT is where the king should be.

    Surprisingly strong showing from the Arc A750 too. When Intel fixes its memory hierarchy problems, which are almost certainly coming in Battlemage, that’s going to be a roaring competitor.

  12. zasuskai

    The price on some of these parts feel way off, but that may just be the price I found vs what msrp is?

  13. macksters

    Ryzen 5 5500 is such a good choice. I stand confirmed.

  14. ItsOtisTime

    So do 3070s and 3080s and 3090s just not exist or….?

  15. Nurple-shirt

    Wtf does average fps mean? Average related to what?

  16. Salty-Grips

    I got the i5 12600k and 4070 and am loving it!

  17. jasiu4pl

    where 6800? you can still find it new on newegg, unless it didn’t show up on pcpp

  18. vicrol123

    anyone with 5500? hehe

    Will a 7900GRE hold up? although I will also need to change my 500w ps.

  19. Verditure0

    Any reason 3070-3090 wasn’t included but 3060ti was?

  20. Vegetable-Beet

    By that logic. Everyone go buy a Ryzen 5500 + Arc A750!

    The problem with these charts is they don’t make sense unless you split them up between budget/midrange and high-end.

    Also they dont factor in any features like RT performance or Upscaling Tech.

  21. Deliriousdrifter

    These prices are wild. all this graph tells me is not to bother using PCpartpicker. You can find most of this on Amazon for less, *in Canada*.
    $460USD for a 6700xt when you can buy them brand new for $400CAD or like $300 used.

    CPU prices aren’t much better

  22. Amogus_Simulator

    The 12600k def doesn’t cost this little ☠️☠️

  23. AuraMaster7

    Why does this have most of the AMD 6000 series, but only the 3060 SKUs for NVIDIA? You’re missing quite a lot of GPUs that would fill the middle of this chart in nicely.

  24. I’m quite comfortable with my extremely cost inefficient choices.

  25. brimston3-

    If the title of the post is fps per dollar, sort by fps per dollar.

  26. TsunamiovUmami

    Just bought a 4070super slim and just seeing a 4070ti super getting an avg of 10 more fps for like 300$ more is just making me roll in mud like a pig

  27. croissantguy07

    prices are constantly changing on gpus and cpus as of lately so it’s not really the most accurate comparison but it’s pretty good

  28. Schnydesdale

    I;ve been sweating for like a year with my 4080 purchase. This sheet has justified my purchase.

    Edit: This goes to show: don’t always listen to the haters and the opinions when making a purchase like this. Go with common sense.

  29. the fps on these charts is a little questionable too

  30. idkwhatimdoing1208

    How does the 7700 get more FPS than the 7700X?

  31. benevolent_nephilim

    5600x + 6800xt at 1440p gang RISE UP

  32. poor 4090.

    then again, i got 4090 for other purpose than gaming so i am not too worry about its worth.

  33. Sandman1920

    5090 has to be at least $1999, right? With AIB up to $2499???

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