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ABS Rogue H - Intel i5 9600K - GeForce RTX 2060 - 16GB DDR4 3000MHz - 512GB SSD - Gaming Desktop PC $1099.99
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ABS Rogue H - Intel i5 9600K - GeForce RTX 2060 - 16GB DDR4 3000MHz - 512GB SSD - Gaming Desktop PC
- Intel Core i5 9th Gen 9600K (3.70GHz)
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB
- 16GB DDR4 3000MHz
- 512GB SSD
- Windows 10 Home 64-bit
- Gaming Keyboard & Mouse
- VR Ready
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Branded labels make sense when they either have something unique not easily reproduced or the scale of production makes them much cheaper than putting one together, so the only reason to build would be to get something that you don't with commoditized brand line up unless paid a lot.
This one is way overpriced from the standard BOM even without scrounging around for deals.
Nah, this is just insanely overpriced for a non hyperthreaded processor.
Branded labels make sense when they either have something unique not easily reproduced or the scale of production makes them much cheaper than putting one together, so the only reason to build would be to get something that you don't with commoditized brand line up unless paid a lot.
This one is way overpriced from the standard BOM even without scrounging around for deals.
This is overpriced but not because it has no hyperthreading CPU.
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This is overpriced but not because it has no hyperthreading CPU.
Well then why do YOU think it's overpriced, oh wise one -_-
BOM cost of this unit even with retail purchase is less than the deal price with no unique or difficult construction. When these brands sell pre-configured builds like these, when on sale, they are typically priced below the retail BOM cost. The margins over the wholesale cost of components to them is more than sufficient to make it attractive and not have to price it at a premium to retail BOM. Look for gaming systems from Lenovo for example. Or standard desktops from Dell or HP.
Unless, this company is a one-man operation building one at a time in the basement...
Branded labels make sense when they either have something unique not easily reproduced or the scale of production makes them much cheaper than putting one together, so the only reason to build would be to get something that you don't with commoditized brand line up unless paid a lot.
This one is way overpriced from the standard BOM even without scrounging around for deals.
BOM cost of this unit even with retail purchase is less than the deal price with no unique or difficult construction. When these brands sell pre-configured builds like these, when on sale, they are typically priced below the retail BOM cost. The margins over the wholesale cost of components to them is more than sufficient to make it attractive and not have to price it at a premium to retail BOM. Look for gaming systems from Lenovo for example. Or standard desktops from Dell or HP.
Unless, this company is a one-man operation building one at a time in the basement...
The single-fan RTX 2060 (which is what is on this build) keeps coming up for less than $300 at Newegg.
https://slickdeals.net/f/14071796-gigabyte-geforce-rtx-2060-gv-n2060ixoc-6gd-rev-2-0-6gb-video-card-newegg-290
You can buy a much better dual fan MSIs for another $30 or so.
Go to pcpartpicker.com and build an equivalent system choosing the cheapest comparable.
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