Dell XPS 8940 SE Desktop: i7-11700, 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD, RTX 2060 Super EXPIRED

Most big name (Acer, Apple, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, ect..) budget pre-built computers like this come with propriety cases, PSU, and motherboards now a days. Everything else are standard size parts (CPU, drives, fans, graphics cards, RAM, ect..) and can be easily upgraded/replaced/swapped.

This Dell system would be a great fit, for home, office, students, coders, CAD, miners, video editors, graphic designers, and even casual gamers. Pretty much everyone except hardcore PC gamer enthusiast that like to build and maintain their own high-end $2000+ systems.

We have 3 of the G5 systems reviewed in that Gamers Nexus video. Ours have GTX1660 graphics cards, 10400F, 500w PS, 16GB ram, and a clean install of Windows 10. All are performing very well and we have not seen any heat or performance issues. My kids play the newest games on them daily (Doom Eternal, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, Madden, HOI4, ect.) While simultaneously having YouTube open, a couple web pages, and messenger programs. I feel as though the build quality was quite good for the price I paid. I could not be more satisfied with our purchase.

If you are just an normal person (like 98% of the population) that wants to get a good deal on a good PC that will probably never be opened, and the only real maintenance you do is reinstall Windows ever couple of years to clean the system up. Then this system is perfect for you, and will serve you well for many years to come.

Quote from Hotwheel : 10% after sales tax. So it will be more.

Depends. I don't have sales tax in my state.

Alienware on the front page or this one?

Quote from DealmasyerX : Alienware on the front page or this one?

That system has RTX 3060 for not much more.

Quote from 9594 : Depends. I don't have sales tax in my state.

Lucky you.. *crying in California *

Quote from jehoey : This Dell system would be a great fit, for home, office, students, coders, CAD, miners, video editors, graphic designers, and even casual gamers. Pretty much everyone except hardcore PC gamer enthusiast that like to build and maintain their own high-end $2000+ systems. We have 3 of the G5 systems reviewed in that Gamers Nexus video. Ours have GTX1660 graphics cards, 500w PS, 16GB ram, and a clean install of Windows 10. All are performing very well and we have not seen any heat or performance issues. My kids play the newest games on them daily (Doom Eternal, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, Madden, HOI4, ect.) While simultaneously having YouTube open, a couple web pages, and messenger programs. I feel as though the build quality was quite good for the price I paid. I could not be more satisfied with our purchase. If you are just an normal person (like 98% of the population) that wants to get a good deal on a good PC that will probably never be opened, and the only real maintenance you do is reinstall Windows ever couple of years to clean the system up. Then this system is perfect for you.

This ^

Can pull the graphic card and sell for $500 easily, if you don't need it.

Quote from seabrook : That system has RTX 3060 for not much more.

I think benchmarking the 2060 super vs 3060 (non Ti) the 2060 super is faster by quite a bit.

Quote from sqa4life : Can pull the graphic card and sell for $500 easily, if you don't need it.

I wouldn't count on it. Gpu prices are going down rapidly on eBay. With China banning mining, there will be an influx of gpus hitting the second hand market shortly.

Quote from Sman_666 : I wouldn't count on it. Gpu prices are going down rapidly on eBay. With China banning mining, there will be an influx of gpus hitting the second hand market shortly.

Nope. This card is still going for upwards of $650, so it would sell in an hour at $500.

Quote from Hotwheel : Lucky you.. *crying in California *

F , I feel you bruv

Quote from CharlesF1864 : Nope. This card is still going for upwards of $650, so it would sell in an hour at $500.

Don't forget e b a y takes 13% of what you sell it for. And GPU prices are falling by the day, so by the time it ships you can expect atleast $50 lower selling prices there.

Quote from CharlesF1864 : Nope. This card is still going for upwards of $650, so it would sell in an hour at $500.

Right now it is. You won't get this for another month, and then the prices will be lower.