Certainly wouldn't blame you for that. I've always liked the value proposition of AMD compared to NVidia. But I like the raw power of NVidia's cards more. I play at 1440p, but I love to crank settings to the max and most of what I play are the AAA graphically heavy hitters. I like to know that I'm not just hitting the 60fps target, I'm crushing it on the minimum frames. What some gamers don't realize is that the average fps capability is good, but they won't quite see that silky smoothness if the minimum frames hit like 40fps. So I just brute force that with NVidia's raw power lol. Call it the offset of money expenditure for the amount of money I'm not spending in audio. While I can't justify spending $1500 on a new IEM, I can absolutely understand why some people would do that, but be confused at why I'd spend $1500 on a GPU. It's all about different priorities.