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Lenovo IdeaCentre 5i Desktop: Intel Core i7-10700F, 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD, GTX 1660 Super + Logitech MK540 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse $819.98 AC @ Office Depot

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Lenovo IdeaCentre 5i Creators Edition Desktop: 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10700F 8-Core, 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB, Win 10 Pro (Raven Black) + Logitech MK540 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse (Black) $819.98 + Free Shipping
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Model: 90R80004UT
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Nov 24, 2020
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drinkingbird
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Decent specs, oddly can't find this model listed anywhere on Lenovo. The only reference to models starting with "90R8" are european models....

However looking at a similar model (90R7) it lists 380W power supply - and the memory is dual channel (2x8GB) which is good (if in fact this model is also that way, who knows). But only a single PCIeX1 expansion slot.

No optical drive if that is important..
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Mr_Sadness
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Quote from drinkingbird :
Decent specs, oddly can't find this model listed anywhere on Lenovo. The only reference to models starting with "90R8" are european models....

However looking at a similar model (90R7) it lists 380W power supply - and the memory is dual channel (2x8GB) which is good (if in fact this model is also that way, who knows). But only a single PCIeX1 expansion slot.

No optical drive if that is important..
Since specific model: 90R80004UT cannot be found at Lenovo's product specifications reference (psref). Model: 90R80004UT could have either the 310 or 380 watt PSU.

https://psref.lenovo.com/Product/...C5_14IMB05
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Nov 25, 2020
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ro13inhood
Nov 25, 2020
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Not much of a gamer. I do more of photoediting. Confused to buy this or the one on Costco

https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/14605126
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BobbtheBuilder
Nov 25, 2020
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Unfortunately named 5i for an i7 computer.
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Nov 25, 2020
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drinkingbird
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Quote from ro13inhood :
Not much of a gamer. I do more of photoediting. Confused to buy this or the one on Costco

https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/14605126
Similar specs, the lenovo comes with free wireless kb and mouse. Either should serve photo editing just fine (maybe even overkill).

Personally I'd choose Lenovo over HP due to having to fix a lot of HPs that broke due to poor design, but that was years ago so I can't speak to current quality. Just have always steered clear of HP since then.
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qualitysd
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Quote from ro13inhood :
Not much of a gamer. I do more of photoediting. Confused to buy this or the one on Costco

https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/14605126
Is building it yourself out of the question? (Serious question, not trolling)
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ThinkAboutBaseball
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Quote from ro13inhood :
Not much of a gamer. I do more of photoediting. Confused to buy this or the one on Costco

https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/14605126
I've had terrible build quality and customer service problems with Lenovo recently.
I'd go HP or Dell.

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RedPandasUnited
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That bright red and blue text in the dark theme is making me blind... 😥
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specter
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just a note, looks like proprietary power supply. don't think you could get another brand in there if needed.
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drinkingbird
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Quote from specter :
just a note, looks like proprietary power supply. don't think you could get another brand in there if needed.
Unfortunately that's the case with all big brand manufacturers now. Same with the mobo. I think some of the higher end ones from the big brands (like alienware?) may still have atx supplies but it is uncommon.
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drinkingbird
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Quote from ThinkAboutBaseball :
I've had terrible build quality and customer service problems with Lenovo recently.
I'd go HP or Dell.
I steer clear of HP for the same reason. Lenovo laptops have been great but haven't worked on one of their desktops in years so dunno. Even Dell has issues, they had some models overheating a while back. Sadly just the trend these days.
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Quote from BobbtheBuilder :
Unfortunately named 5i for an i7 computer.
That's their naming structure. The 5i are 5-series Intel (replaced last years T530).

They are supposed to have a 7i coming soon to replace last year's T730. Should go as high as a 10900K with RTX 2080ti.
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Quote from drinkingbird :
Similar specs, the lenovo comes with free wireless kb and mouse. Either should serve photo editing just fine (maybe even overkill).

Personally I'd choose Lenovo over HP due to having to fix a lot of HPs that broke due to poor design, but that was years ago so I can't speak to current quality. Just have always steered clear of HP since then.
I need to replace my current HP desktop that is like 8 years old. Not much of gamer so just need one that is current and do basic stuff plus some editing. I came across the 5i series on Lenovo site:

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/desk...9IC9500357

Was considering either the i3 one that goes for $349 or i5 one for $499 that also has 256GB SSD. With coupon and cashback the i3 would be around $315 with tax and i5 for $450 with tax. Would either of these be worthwhile to get or would a custom build be better with better specs that would cost similar in parts.
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JoeySD
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Quote from Bcontoursvt :
That's their naming structure. The 5i are 5-series Intel (replaced last years T530).

They are supposed to have a 7i coming soon to replace last year's T730. Should go as high as a 10900K with RTX 2080ti.
I need to replace my current HP desktop that is like 8 years old. Not much of gamer so just need one that is current and do basic stuff plus some editing. I came across the 5i series on Lenovo site:

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/desk...9IC9500357

Was considering either the i3 one that goes for $349 or i5 one for $499 that also has 256GB SSD. With coupon and cashback the i3 would be around $315 with tax and i5 for $450 with tax. Would either of these be worthwhile to get or would a custom build be better with bet
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Quote from JoeySD :
I need to replace my current HP desktop that is like 8 years old. Not much of gamer so just need one that is current and do basic stuff plus some editing. I came across the 5i series on Lenovo site:

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/desk...9IC9500357 [lenovo.com]

Was considering either the i3 one that goes for $349 or i5 one for $499 that also has 256GB SSD. With coupon and cashback the i3 would be around $315 with tax and i5 for $450 with tax. Would either of these be worthwhile to get or would a custom build be better with bet
if that's all you do, you do not need this.

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