PC for the next 10 years build

[Zarax]

Hello,

I'm considering to build a PC valid for the next 8-10 years, do you think this could be a solid future-proof build considering a mid-life GPU upgrade?

This would cost me semi-custom built (from a competitor) around £2400 (which is already above budget but RX6800 series are sold out).
Is it a good deal?

• Intel Core i9-10850K
• be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4
• Arctic MX-5
• 64 GB DDR4-3200 MHz (4x16GB)
• PowerColor Radeon RX 6900 XT Red Devil Ultimate 16GB
• MSI Z590-A PRO
• 1000 GB M.2 SSD (NVMe)
• 2000 GB SATA 3 HDD
• ATX-Midi Corsair 4000D Airflow
• Corsair TX-M850, 850W, 80+ Gold, Modular
• Windows 10 Home

 

[Zarax]

I'm just worried about the 10850 being good enough for the long term but then AMD builds are more expensive and the 11 series is exceedingly poor bang for the buck...

 

[Zarax]

Z590 should have it by default I hope... My current PC saw Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 so hopefully next one will handle at the very least 11 and 12...

 

[Zarax]

The only blip in the horizon it's that Is DDR5 memory is likely to become the standard next year meaning if you do need a mobo/cpu upgrade you'll need to change your ram as well. Personally I'd suggest just buying 32gb unless you really need 64gb for a specific purpose.

I feel RAM is less of a bottleneck than it's made to be, my aim is to keep 1080/60 for the foreseeable future and even my current build (i7-3770k 16GB RAM with RX 590) still more or less manages to keep that despite being nearly 10 years old aside from the GPU.
As for the 64GB, I plan to use the PC for machine learning as well and 64GB are pretty much the bare minimum for that.

 

[Zarax]

For this reason I am not planning to upgrade until end of next year. Do you need the pc now?

Parts of my current pc are 10yrs old, but I don't think 10yrs is a very realistic goal. That is a long time in tech.

I will likely wait as well but this is a "just in case" option if my PC decides to fail on me.
As for 10 years being unrealistic: I thought I would have replaced my pc by 2018 or 2019 (5-6 years) yet after 8 years I'm still pondering if an SSD wouldn't allow me to keep going for another couple years...