Permaupgrading just makes upgrading boring because the jumps usually are barely noticeable.
This is actually so true.
Since a long time we havent had substantial gen on gen upgrades for anything so youll never actually feel like the upgrade has been worthwhile.
I was on an i5-2500K for so long when I finally upgraded I actually realized my 1% lows were shit and my GTX1070 was being held back so much.
Only jumped to RTX GPUs because I needed that sweet sweet RT.
Only reason im planning on upgrading from an RTX3080 to something is because of the VRAM situation.
If the RTX3080'20G ever released in the west I would probably have gotten one of those and skipped a bunch of generations.....importing isnt worth the hassle.
i mean if you are rich why not, its your money.
Realizing its a problem.
Hes probably not enjoying the new parts as much as he used to when he started.
Even if the 4090 was literally double the 3090 the dopamine hit should have been amazing.....it wasnt so now its like man this is a problem.
For the layman I think majopr PC upgade you test like all your old games settings resolution maxxed out and you can tell its new hardware......if you were already at the top, its like why?
IF OP atleast used to bench his computer maybe he could get a dopamine hit from climbing the charts.....but he buys part to have parts so the enjoyment just isnt there.