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Dell Technologies: Cyber Savings Event - Up to 50% Off + FS
Dell Technologies: Cyber Savings Event - Up to 50% Off + FS.
Vostro 3000 Desktop [dell.com] - $549 (Originally $998.57)
Vostro 3000 Desktop [dell.com] - $549 (Originally $998.57)
- 9th Generation Intel® Core™ i5 Processor
- Windows 10 Pro
- Intel® UHD Graphics 630
- 256GB Solid State Drive
- 8GB Memory
- 9th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 Processor
- Windows 10 Pro
- NVIDIA® GeForce GTX® 1660Ti 6GB GDDR6
- 512GB Solid State Drive
- 16GB Memory
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- 9th Gen i7 CPU
- Windows 10 Pro
- GTX 1660Ti
- 512GB SSD
- 16GB RAM
In what world does that cost 2 grand?!
It shouldn't even be legal for them to make up these absurd, over-inflated prices. So shady.
I'll raise you a woof.
9th Generation Intel® Core™ i5 Processor
Windows 10 Pro
Intel® UHD Graphics 630
256GB Solid State Drive
8GB Memory
i5 9400f was $120 with extra $20 motherboard discount @microcenter
motherboard is about$50 or less with $20 discount
windows 10 $2@ebay
256GB ssd $40
8gb ram $35
$120+50+2+40+35+case+powersupply+keyboard mouse for $550???
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motherboard is about$50 or less with $20 discount
windows 10 $2@ebay
256GB ssd $40
8gb ram $35
$120+50+2+40+35+case+powersupply+keyboard mouse for $550???
no thanks
Not defending Dell here as these prices aren't great at all, but a $2 Windows 10 license (Especially a pro one) is never going to be legit.
same computer is $649.99 at amz, and vostro is their business line so the quality has been better/sturdier than their consumer line in the past.. not sure if that has changed or not.
I really wish it was $500 though
motherboard is about$50 or less with $20 discount
windows 10 $2@ebay
256GB ssd $40
8gb ram $35
$120+50+2+40+35+case+powersupply+keyboard mouse for $550???
no thanks
PS The $120 i5 you mentioned is the no-GPU model ('f') requiring a discrete graphics card.