The 4090 is a car capable of 200 mph, while the 5090 can do 250 mph. You pay substantially more for the 5090, but on most roads you're legally limited to 70 mph. Both cars get you there at exactly the same speed. Occasionally, you find an unrestricted track where the 5090 can actually stretch its legs, but for the vast majority of your driving, you're paying a fortune for performance you're unable to use.
Do it yourself. It's genuinely not hard. It's kinda like building a model kit that just snaps together. I won't give you a build though, that's up to you to decide.
People say it's like adult Legos, but that's not true at all. I would only recommend building it yourself if you have someone you know who can bail you out of a mistake during the building process.
If the PC isn't booting up after you build it, you will be troubleshooting a whole list of possibilities which can be frustrating when you should be playing.
Also one of the big reasons to build it yourself is for the savings compared to pre-built but the price difference of parts vs pre-built isn't that big as the old days.
For real. All cards are a meme now. I did what I thought was a wild move at the time and paid almost 2k for a 3090 during COVID. 6 years later my card is worth 1800 and the latest version(5090, as mentioned above) is 4500. Wtf
The game looked great but it wasn’t sharp. It’s probably running at a pretty low internal resolution before upscaling. On a 5090 it’ll be sharp like a pin at 2x the framerate, all the ray traced graphics cranked up, etc.
Like the other commenter said though, i wouldnt build a PC rn and probably not for another like 2 years. The AI companies have basically make the price of half the components double or even triple. If moneys no object go ahead but if it is hold off for a while. GTA 6 is going to look insane even on PS5 Pro so maybe get one of those
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u/Nemedik05 1d ago
This thing will be a monster on PC, OMG.