1باقاعدہ پی سی قیمت قطرے کے آخر?

میں REG-U-larly تعمیر پی سی لوگوں کے لئے, اور حال ہی میں کسی کے لئے ایک اعلی آخر رپورٹ کو دیکھ کر کیا گیا ہے. میں نے شروع, میں نے اکثر کے طور پر, میں نے ایک سال پہلے کے بارے میں ایک اعلی آخر نظام کے لئے ملا تھا کیا میں دیکھ کر, اس کے قابل نئی نسل کو منتقل کیا گیا تھا کو دیکھنے کے لئے, یا اس سے زیادہ کی رپورٹ میں کافی قطرہ بنا دیا تو یہ کشش دوبارہ. ماضی میں سال پرانے نظام ہمیشہ کافی سستا کر دیا گیا ہے, so I was quite sur­prised to find that this time it was­n’t. پہلا, let’s look at the core parts of the sys­tem — then, and now. I’ll also com­pare this to a new gen­er­a­tion equi­val­ent to see what that looks like.

Ouch! So the new gen­er­a­tion sys­tem is £53.10 more expens­ive (کے بارے میں 10%) but the old spec, bought today, would be more expens­ive than it was a year ago!  This can­’t be accoun­ted for by 1 volat­ile item (like رام یا کوائف نامہ), because whilst the رام has increased by £30 (over 40%), none of the oth­er com­pon­ents has dropped by an appre­ciable amount. It looks like Intel’s dom­in­ance of the سی پی یو world is mean­ing speed improve­ments are much slower to arrive, and their older CPUs aren’t fall­ing in price. This in turn means mother­boards and رام also aren’t devalu­ing either.

The full spec

Lets look and see if prices for oth­er parts of the sys­tem have dropped, for those look­ing to build an entire system

So the old spec has dropped by £7 over­all. A new gen­er­a­tion machine, which is largely the same spec, is £20 more. So really, things haven’t changed at all. In a year!

Two lessons learned

1. Giv­en that there is no obvi­ous reas­on for the cur­rent trend to change, now is not a good time to “wait for prices to fall” If you’re look­ing for new kit then now really is as good a time as any to invest.

2. Desktop PC innov­a­tion looks to have col­lapsed as the mar­ket has moved to mobile (i.e. لیپ ٹاپ, tab­let and phone).  Expect future gen­er­a­tions to offer the same (or very sim­il­ar) per­form­ance with lower power con­sump­tion. This means older high per­form­ance desktop CPUs will con­tin­ue to hold their value, as the desktop upgrade mar­ket has­n’t ever been driv­en by a need to reduce power use.