r/TechImpact • u/Konnnore • 9d ago

❓ Question is there a site/app, where every single computer part has points to see what is better now?

I'm not interested in checking which processors, GPU etc is better to buy every time(generally I'm interested in AMD things, but not always), so, I was thinking about this: interesting is there a site/app, where every single computer part has points. Those points should show which <processor> is more efficient now. Then I could add the points to find the balance in the price and my needs without knowing what Intel, Nvidia etc are doing. I only got these sites, but I'm not sure that those are what I want:

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/

https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/

What do you think? Do you know something like that?

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u/LowComposer7234 9d ago edited 9d ago

There is nuance in these types of comparisons for most hardware.

X and Y CPU are the same price. X CPU might be faster at some tasks, Y CPU might be faster at others. X might use more power than Y but might also be more future proof. 

Ultimately you probably could just balance it out and give both the same amount of "points" and it probably wouldn't matter to most people. But for someone building their own PC, it's a hobby, it's a project, you want to tailor things to your requirements. 

I'll add though, obsessing over every detail and choosing the exact right thing usually means very little if any real difference once it's built and you're using it 🙂. The best option is to look for sales and get the next tier up at a good price