How much did your PC cost to build, user? Be honest

Including all peripherals? 7K$? Something like that

Around 1200 euros

I don't remember

Hard to say because I never buy full new computer. Reuse old things/scavenge things for free. Maybe ~800€ are now new store bought stuff from past 2-3 years.

450$
R3 1200 and GT 1030

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I don't know.
Some of the components like case and power supply are nearly a decade old, others have been bought over the years like my GPU that I grabbed right before the price hikes after my old one died. Recently upgraded the CPU and motherboard.
I'd estimate maybe a little over a grand.

Bout $1200

just under 2k, but that was 8 years ago. I've upgraded the gpu from a 770 to a 1070, but it's definitely getting long in the tooth. I'm waiting for ddr5 stuff to become a little more available before making a new build though, I've learned my lesson and I'm just going to completely skip over ddr4 I guess

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$400 and $200 for my monitor, maybe another $200 for my drives.
Still plays the latest games as I don't mind playing below 60fps at low.

What do you play?

Nothing, I use cloud gaming because I don't want an actual PC. Works fine for me.

I've spent $1110 on internal storage but only $660 on CPU/GPU

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$500 for rtx 2060 i5 9400F 8gb RipJawZ DDR5 RAM 500GB NVME EVO SSD
$130 for 1080p 144hz monitor

Bought roughly 1 month before the gpu prices skyrocketed

$1200 in 2012, grabbed the 1060 because my 7950 died for 300. So 1500 over 10 years.

>Don't let your wife drive your life
No he should've never married her, period. She only ever loved one guy and that's fucking 2pac. This marriage was bound to fail.

Like 800$ 4 years ago. Decent machine.

$500 back in 2013
But the only reason I haven't built a new one is because 9/10 times, the only real bottleneck I face is the GPU, and it looks like things will settle with that in the near future. I'm impressed with how well it's held up over the years.

I think I paid around 900 canucks in total back around 2017. 1050ti with a ryzen5 1500x and 16gb of wam. I built it at kind of a bad time price-wise but I my laptop suddenly died and I realized I had the space to finally get a desktop PC instead of just getting another laptop.

I still consider it better than a PS5 desu.

30 billions dollars in cash

CPU: $250
GPU: $800
Motherboard: $150
RAM: $130
Storage: The HDD cost $30 for the 1TB, $50 for 2TB, $90 for 4TB, 512GB SSD cost $50, 1TB cost $100. Total $380
PSU: Corsair RM850x, $150
Case: An ancient InWin GRONE, cost me $50 when I bought it.
Fans: 8 x $5 chink fans, $40 total.
Display: Asus 1080p 165Hz, $160. Sony XBR43X800G, $30 (not kidding). Total $190.
Keyboard: A chink keyboard, with genuine Cherry switches, $50
Mouse: G502 Proteus Spectrum, $30
Sum of all items: $2220.

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the answer is yes, provably so. Cope and seethe, consoletrannies

$900. I got a pretty good deal on a few parts so it hits pretty above its weight.

I got it for about 750-800 back on 2017 with a GTX 750ti and Ryzen 5 1600.

Like £800, since the GPU was a gift from my wife. Before that I had a £500 2070s.

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I forgot the 2 240GB SSD, those I got for $25 each. Add $50. Total $2270.

>9 storage drives
That's a lot of dolphin porn

i dont keep up with celebrities, what happened after the slap?

£2500
Got a RTX 3080
Newest intel i5 Gen
32gb DDR5 Ram
Asus hero mobo
2tb Navi ssd
Payed a bit more than it’s worth but couldn’t be bothered to build another rig and my last one I built in 2016 was killed by Elden Ring. The website I used let you pick all the parts and I made a nice build with it.
Very glad to finally have a high spec pc and upgrade from 8gb ddr3 ram and my old gtx 1060.

$1900
and the answer is yes