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Dell XPS 8250 i7-12700 Desktop PC 512 GB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD, 16 GB DDR5 4400 MHz RAM, Onboard Video $748.79 $831.99
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Dell.com has the Dell XPS 8250 on sale, with coupon code and check click through coupon sites reward for added 10% cashback
1) Go to https://deals.dell.com/en-us/memb...etail/e0nn and add the XPS 8520 to your card for $881.99
2) Add coupon code 50OFF699 for $50 off
3) Check out and you'll get the PC for $831.99
Optional Cashback:
1) Check AMEX offers for an additional 10% cashback
2) Check online coupon websites for ANOTHER additional 10% cashback
3) Amex Platinum members can use their $200 credit toward this purchase
Specs:
1) Go to https://deals.dell.com/en-us/memb...etail/e0nn and add the XPS 8520 to your card for $881.99
2) Add coupon code 50OFF699 for $50 off
3) Check out and you'll get the PC for $831.99
Optional Cashback:
1) Check AMEX offers for an additional 10% cashback
2) Check online coupon websites for ANOTHER additional 10% cashback
3) Amex Platinum members can use their $200 credit toward this purchase
Specs:
- 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-12700 processor (12-Core, 25MB Cache, 2.1GHz to 4.9GHz)
- Windows 11 Home, English
- Intel® UHD Graphics 770
- 512 GB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
- 16 GB, 2 x 8 GB, DDR5, 4400 MHz; up to 128 GB (add'l mem sold separately)
- Killer™ Wi-Fi 6 1675 (2x2) 802.11ax Wireless and Bluetooth 5.2
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Dell.com has the Dell XPS 8250 on sale, with coupon code and check click through coupon sites reward for added 10% cashback
1) Go to https://deals.dell.com/en-us/memb...etail/e0nn and add the XPS 8520 to your card for $881.99
2) Add coupon code 50OFF699 for $50 off
3) Check out and you'll get the PC for $831.99
Optional Cashback:
1) Check AMEX offers for an additional 10% cashback
2) Check online coupon websites for ANOTHER additional 10% cashback
3) Amex Platinum members can use their $200 credit toward this purchase
Specs:
1) Go to https://deals.dell.com/en-us/memb...etail/e0nn and add the XPS 8520 to your card for $881.99
2) Add coupon code 50OFF699 for $50 off
3) Check out and you'll get the PC for $831.99
Optional Cashback:
1) Check AMEX offers for an additional 10% cashback
2) Check online coupon websites for ANOTHER additional 10% cashback
3) Amex Platinum members can use their $200 credit toward this purchase
Specs:
- 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-12700 processor (12-Core, 25MB Cache, 2.1GHz to 4.9GHz)
- Windows 11 Home, English
- Intel® UHD Graphics 770
- 512 GB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
- 16 GB, 2 x 8 GB, DDR5, 4400 MHz; up to 128 GB (add'l mem sold separately)
- Killer™ Wi-Fi 6 1675 (2x2) 802.11ax Wireless and Bluetooth 5.2
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Yup i see that now too "XPS Desktop has increased in price from $881.99 to $930.99"
A rough est. say...
$320 CPU (can buy 12700K from Microcenter for $300 with $50 coupon)
$100 Dell MB (retail MB will cost more than this OEM, but often better too. Can sometimes find combo deals with CPU to make up for extra cost.)
$250 2x 16GB DDR5 4400 (if you can find it)
$100 Dell case & PSU
= $770
(+ SW...?)
(Update: raised est. for DDR5... hard to find for ~$200.)
I don't think the integrated graphics puts much tax on the CPU performance for most normal cases. The graphics is a seperate chip on the same die and it is not using the CPU cores for graphics.
Basic low end graphics are in the $50-100 range for stuff like GT 710 or 1030's. That money might be better spent on more memory or such.
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I don't think the integrated graphics puts much tax on the CPU performance for most normal cases. The graphics is a seperate chip on the same die and it is not using the CPU cores for graphics.
Basic low end graphics are in the $50-100 range for stuff like GT 710 or 1030's. That money might be better spent on more memory or such.
I'd go with the integrated here and save the money.
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