When you got to much money - What is your most expensive PC build?

[Dopious]

Source: https://www.tomshardware.com/deskto...e-project-labor-and-usd4-000-cancellation-fee

 

[t2van]

Source: https://www.tomshardware.com/deskto...e-project-labor-and-usd4-000-cancellation-fee

Most I think ever spent was a mac pro before the black sphere ones 6-7k for video editing and we shot 2 videos..

So was great roi

 

[Octavia]

Why stop at 1 GPU?

 

[TheVigilante]

$1400 in 2017

Got it assembled according to my liking

 

[Outlaw]

I've used PC's less powerful than mine and can say that anything above $2k is stupid unless your PC is doing a hundred things while you're doing things

Mine has even gone down in value, I could only imagine the machines you could put together these days same price

 

[SilverClouds]

Source: https://www.tomshardware.com/deskto...e-project-labor-and-usd4-000-cancellation-fee

Yeah, I used to do that in the past, actually. Most expensive gaming pc available + most expensive music card and speakers. Shit broke all the time, unstable af... And nothing worked since I was on linux and drivers weren't available yet on newest hardware. So I started buying refurbished enterprise Dells, Lenovos, etc. These are pricey af new but cheap when refurb. Honestly sometimes I wish I had new enterprise Dell... If I had unlimited funds, lol. But not sure if it might be too new and stuff wouldn't work properly with linux still. Ahhh I like looking at fancy pc builds . I personally wouldn't buy non-enterprise hardware ever again, it's overpriced for the lack of stability (I mean hardware itself, even if you're not on linux and don't have driver issues).

 

[RiskyStuff]

My most expensive gaming thing was a Playstation 4 my psycho dad took and sold to pay my fine I had at that time.

My most expensive PC I had to sell to pay rent. It did cost me about $1000. I didn't know I qualified for disability at that time.

Then I bought a laptop for $1300 years later after post-covid inflation.

Next thing will be either Playstation 5 or $1000 PC.

Now you know my life story. Thanks for listening.

 

[ggmopa]

Am I the only one that thinks £9k labour costs to build a £3k computer is insane? I'd probably just buy something from overclockers at that point.

 

[t2van]

Am I the only one that thinks £9k labour costs to build a £3k computer is insane? I'd probably just buy something from overclockers at that point.

Yeah it is but wasn't it a 100% bespoke case though?

Theres a super niche market for that at the moment.

I'm sure that's what I read someplace.. Could be wrong.

 

[payal23j]

Never did that, only required storage I have added in PC not much more.