Is this a good deal Sup Forums?
Is this a good deal Sup Forums?
Justin Thompson
Nicholas Stewart
Adrian Bell
Run it through PC part picker and compare the results, sweet treat
Elijah Murphy
lel
Nathan Adams
this. off the top my head it doesn't look too bad considering it comes with an OS as well
Zachary Baker
Depends on how the rebate can be used. If it's one of those prepaid visas, then yes. Otherwise no.
Jeremiah Butler
prepaid visa with 4 month expiry
Jason Johnson
Go for it. Cheapest I could get it is this:
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Benjamin Parker
It's certainly not a bad one. If you were tech savvy you might want to build your own to get a overclockable 7700k, but they're not fantastic overclockers in the first place so the difference wouldn't be huge.
Kayden Nguyen
Fuck, I didn't notice it was a 7700 not a 7700k. You save like $20. Which is ok I guess.
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Lucas Nelson
yish, won't find a better prebuilt than that.
Colton Roberts
That is actually a good deal if the rebate is legit.
A GTX 1080 normally costs $600.
Julian Jones
Legit OS is nice. Mine are and it's comfy to know you're not botted.
Logan Lewis
Is this a good deal Sup Forums? The video card is a 750 Ti. Figure I can dump it on CL or Fleabay for $50 or so. Add an SSD and a hot 1070 and it'd be a pretty decent budget rig.
Jeremiah Carter
Legit pretty good price. I would still rather pick my own components, even if it meant paying more, but that's a good price and even better if you don't want to build.
Jonathan Lopez
I'd say it's a slickdeal. Ay lmao
Leo Cox
prebuilt computers are terrible. you probably can get it cheaper if you build it yourself OP
Dylan Bell
>60603980
you'd have to get a new power supply as well, mobo and psu are the biggest short comings in a prebuilt after gpu. Would be cheaper to just build the same rig.
Kayden Lewis
You'd need a new PSU. Dell Outlet is having a sale right now - 15% off XPS. You can get one with an i7 6700/8GB for $645. With the warranty, keyboard, mouse, wifi, bluetooth, and a PSU that can handle a 1070, I'd go that route.
Tyler Richardson
>used no name 750 Ti
> can dump it on CL or Fleabay for $50
Good luck with that. You might find someone that stupid.
Apart from that, you're getting a "Nvidia GTX50Ti" according to that ad. (you) just added in a "7" for your own convenience.
Might want to take a look at something more like this:
- newegg.com
refurb Dell Precision T3500 Workstation Xeon W3690 Six Core 3.47Ghz 12GB 1TB Dual DVI Win 7 Pro $339 free shipping
You could budget a $200 or $250 GPU and still have a better machine for cheaper. Just keep the GPU that comes with it in a drawer as a backup since it's likely not worth any more than a "Nvidia GTX50Ti."
Hunter Lewis
It can clock to 5.45ghz. A bad bin might get you 4.9.
Jaxon Reed
Honestly, I usually shit all over people asking if so and so pre-built is a good option... then I recommend they go and build their own. But to tell you the truth, this is a pretty sweet damn deal. The case isn't that big of an eye-sore either. I say go for it if you really dislike the idea of building one yourself.
Caleb Bennett
>16gb of ram
Liam Peterson
Also forgot to mention to make sure you wipe the drive/reformat, and start from scratch on the software side of things. There's going to be a shitload of bloatware.
Leo Ross
>not doing a legit install with a $5 Chinese OEM key
You have to activate them by phone but it's my go to.
Jason Mitchell
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Kevin Reyes
what's wrong with 16 gb of ram
Thomas Perry
>A GTX 1080 normally costs $600
They're under 500 now on amazon and newegg
Luke Cox
IT'S A 8GB
Josiah Miller
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Levi Morales
>(you) just added in a "7" for your own convenience.
No, the full listing on the website says it's a 750.
frys.com
Hadn't seen that Dell before. I thought of skipping the pre-built route and doing a Ryzen build, but that sucker is pretty tempting.
Yeah. Dell tends to under-rate their PSUs a bit, but even the best are still only like 350W.
Levi Diaz
XPS comes with a 460W. It can be specced with a 1070 from the factory. I have an 8500 running a 7870 without a problem.
Carter Hall
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I was referring to the run-of-the-mill OptiPlex but forgot specify.
Ryan Mitchell
There were a couple going for 350 this week.
Zachary Hughes
Nah. You can build a better PC.
William Price
The RAM is going to be a bottleneck.
I think you can build this for about $1000-$1150. So it's not 2x the cost like they often are.
But you could build a PC with a better SSD and RAM than they use.
It's definitely not a z270 board with faster RAM and stuff. But I don't think the 7700 with 2400mhz RAM is going to bottleneck a 1080 in most cases.