No list of CPU tiers exists, and it isn't automatically adjusted for new product releases.
No list of CPU tiers exists, and it isn't automatically adjusted for new product releases.
It's a solid value, though I really enjoyed that $150 price back then.
This attitude isn't very constructive for another member here. Age doesn't mean expertise. The user @NutronSe7en was thoughtful in offering suggestions tailored to your preferences, even providing helpful advice above—something more than you might expect from their earlier replies. Let me shift things around and welcome @NutronSe7en warmly! Hope you have a great time on the forum.
I'm not here to debate your actions or inactions. You can review your messages and notice the weak tone you displayed right away. It's unsettling that some people label rude behavior as such and demand others stay calm. If you've experienced anger before and were called "gangbanged," consider how your comments affect others. Now, regarding your question: within the $150 range, there are some appealing choices depending on what's offered—like the i5 10400f, Ryzen 3 3300x, Ryzen 5 2600, etc.
I think I might be getting frustrated easily, and my instincts aren’t always reliable.