So thats my question but let me explain.
Imagine a CPU that plays battlefield 4 perfectly on the highest settings at a smooth 40FPS, no more, no less powerfull than that. Now it would be outdated by Battlefield 5 wouldnt it? So imagine you want to buy the equivelant to the CPU that you used for BF4 for BF5 a few years later when BF5 came out. Would the CPU be more expensive seeing as its more powerfull or would it ajust the price seeing as there would be more powerfull games and better CPUs out there?
Imagine a CPU that plays battlefield 4 perfectly on the highest settings at a smooth 40FPS, no more, no less powerfull than that. Now it would be outdated by Battlefield 5 wouldnt it? So imagine you want to buy the equivelant to the CPU that you used for BF4 for BF5 a few years later when BF5 came out. Would the CPU be more expensive seeing as its more powerfull or would it ajust the price seeing as there would be more powerfull games and better CPUs out there?