Gaming-oriented mini PCs match the PS5 performance around $300.
I don’t think so.
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fonix232@fedia.io 1 day agoTriple the price? The fuck are you talking about?
Gaming-oriented mini PCs match the PS5 performance around $300. Around $600-800 you'll even get dedicated (albeit mobile) GPUs.
Gaming-oriented mini PCs match the PS5 performance around $300.
I don’t think so.
Fortunately, "I don't think so" is not a legitimate argument, so off you feck.
Ok then how about “no it’s not”. You’re the one making the claim, I don’t have to prove anything.
vithigar@lemmy.ca 1 day ago
I’d like to see a link to a parts list that provides PS5 level performance for $300 in any form factor.
fonix232@fedia.io 19 hours ago
Any Ryzen 7800/8800/8900 series APU miniPC will bring you close to PS5 performance. Frequently sold around $300-400, with 16-32GB RAM.
vithigar@lemmy.ca 18 hours ago
…none of the processors you list seem to exist? The only “7800” ryzen is the 7800X3D which retails for more than that by itself, let alone in a complete system, and I highly doubt you mean the A10 7800 which is over a decade old. No AMD CPU or APU that I can find has ever been branded as 8800 or 8900.
The closest and highest end match to any of those numbers, the 8700G, falls well short of a PS5. There’s no way it counts as close unless you’re talking astronomical scales and “within an order of magnitude” is considered “close”. The iGPU on the 8700G being a newer architecture than the RDNA2 in the PS5 doesn’t make up for the fact that the PS5 has three times as many compute units.
fonix232@fedia.io 17 hours ago
Which part of "series" did you miss?
You want a specific model? 8945HS. There you go. Mini PCs as cheap as $400 with that one.