The quality of the XDA articles is so low that they are just a click bait nowadays.
this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2025
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Lazy OP being lazy
- AIOs and case fans with screens
- High-end OLED and 360Hz monitors (plus peripherals)
- Bleeding-edge Gen5 SSDs
- Ultra-fast DDR5 RAM
- Full-tower PC cases
- 1200W+ power supplies
- Decked-out motherboards
- Flagship graphics cards
High-end OLED and 360Hz monitors (plus peripherals)
I mean, that's just wrong. The difference between OLED and every other display technology is night and day.
Blew my mind the first time I saw one live.
AIOs and case fans with screens
Dear lord. I thought that meant like filter screens to capture dust, and I wondered why that would be bad. No! Fucking LCD screens on fans!
I think the only controversial one here is "Flagship graphics cards".
I agree that they wouldn't be worth it for a lot of people, but their performance per dollar has actually been pretty competitive with the lower tier GPUs. The other things on their list don't give you nearly as much improvement for your money.
And if you include AIO-cooled models in the discussion, there's no telling how much money you'll end up wasting on a graphics card, which is just one component of your PC.
This part makes sense though, the 3rd party AIO models can get crazy.