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Get a few synthetic benchmarks of the two, work out the average for each one, then divide the average of each by the price to work out how much performance you are getting per dollar, at least, that's how I do it.

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Hi everyone,

I was wondering how you can calculate price x performance. If someone can help me out that would be great! Any help is appreciated :D

Thanks!

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1 minute ago, Walt said:

Hi everyone,

I was wondering how you can calculate price x performance. If someone can help me out that would be great! Any help is appreciated :D

Thanks!

Price / performance of what? All you do is just divide them no?

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1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Price / performance of what? All you do is just divide them no?

From PC hardware. So for instance how do you compare an Ryzen 5 1600 vs Ryzen 7 1700 with price x performance.

For dividing can you give me an example?

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For me it's $$$ of gpu divided by fps

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Get a few synthetic benchmarks of the two, work out the average for each one, then divide the average of each by the price to work out how much performance you are getting per dollar, at least, that's how I do it.

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Free/found parts will always win here.

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2 hours ago, Dutch-stoner said:

Free/found parts will always win here.

Your right. What is the way to do it then?

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SSD: Samsung EVO 960 500GB // HDD: 2x WD yellow edition 2TB //

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Consider your budget, and then get the best value for your budget, while also looking a bit up and down. (budget doesn't have to go "poof" all at once)

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