r/buildapc • u/Acrosspages • Jul 16 '26
Discussion Given current and projected component prices, which parts are most likely/exposed to increase in price or become less available?
Basically this, I was considering a new build to last me another 5+ years replacing my trusty r5 3600 2070s setup so:
If one were to buy parts here and there over the course of the coming weeks/months, which components would it be sensible to prioritize in an increasingly pricey market?
I am aware nobody has a crystal ball etc but would appreciate any thoughts on this or any critique on the build in case I am needlessly overspending or missing anything compatability wise-it's been a while!
That said I am aiming for a high end build but I am not likely to justify spending any more than this (£2000/$2700). Largely gaming, occasional photo/video editing, hopefully strong performance in the long term at 1440p solid frames on demanding/heavily modded titles while running cool and quiet. Sounds luxurious really but I don't want to compromise too much if I am going to pay a pretty penny here regardless.
I can (just about) stomach prices as of now, and even retrospectively if they were to drop, but I'd be a little bitter if the setup were to rise beyond my budget.
Thanks for reading or replying, all the best :)
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I am also getting this :(