HP.com [hp.com] has the
HP Victus Gaming Desktop: i7-12700, RTX 3060 12GB, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB SSD on sale for $1034.99 - $103.50 off w/ promo code:
STOCKING10 =
$931.49 when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free.
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Deal Instructions:- Click here [hp.com] to proceed to product page
- Begin configuring your HP Victus Gaming Desktop by clicking the upgradable options:
- Upgrade PROCESSOR to: Intel® Core™ i7-12700 (2.1 GHz up to 4.9 GHz, 25 MB L3 cache, 12 cores) [+$145]
- Upgrade MEMORY to: 16 GB DDR4-3200 RAM (2 x 8 GB) [+$70]
- Upgrade STORAGE to: 1 TB PCIe® NVMe™ M.2 SSD [+$150]
- Upgrade GRAPHICS CARD to: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3060 (12 GB GDDR6 dedicated) with LHR, Display Connectors: HDMI*1, DP*3 [+$220]
- After selecting the upgrades listed above, scroll up to the top right and select "ADD TO CART". Cart total should equal $1034.99
- Click "View Cart & Checkout"
- Apply promo code: STOCKING10
- Your total will be $931.49
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I basically don't have a gaming PC right now. I used to build them myself, but it's been a decade now and I just don't have the patience to refamiliarize myself with specs, brands, etc so I'm trying to go pre-built.
I just want something for frame steady 1080p or possibly 1440p modern gaming, preferably with raytracing. I'm not looking to get into 4k or VR. Would this build with the 3060 TI get me there? And would it be worth doubling the ram from 16 to 32gb? I don't know the bottlenecks.
Really appreciate anyone who can help.
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I basically don't have a gaming PC right now. I used to build them myself, but it's been a decade now and I just don't have the patience to refamiliarize myself with specs, brands, etc so I'm trying to go pre-built.
I just want something for frame steady 1080p or possibly 1440p modern gaming, preferably with raytracing. I'm not looking to get into 4k or VR. Would this build with the 3060 TI get me there? And would it be worth doubling the ram from 16 to 32gb? I don't know the bottlenecks.
Really appreciate anyone who can help.
For 1,000 to 1,200 you would want probably more than this model offers. the "deals" for ones closer to this config are 800-900 (someone correct me if wrong)
Prices are currently crashing in the market. Most were waiting for Black Friday to see the deals... which were underwhelming... Some dates coming up regarding the new generations being released/announced should trigger more price movement.
Apparently with prebuilt you have to be careful of what brands built it. Some brands (HP(?), Dell, etc) have their builds throttle the CPU by 10-15% which you cannot change easily...(I saw 0 successful tries) They also have many Mobo and PSU builds which limit the ability to upgrade. Frankly, after seeing the trouble many have had, I am generally switching from only prebuilt to looking around at everything.
I basically don't have a gaming PC right now. I used to build them myself, but it's been a decade now and I just don't have the patience to refamiliarize myself with specs, brands, etc so I'm trying to go pre-built.
I just want something for frame steady 1080p or possibly 1440p modern gaming, preferably with raytracing. I'm not looking to get into 4k or VR. Would this build with the 3060 TI get me there? And would it be worth doubling the ram from 16 to 32gb? I don't know the bottlenecks.
Really appreciate anyone who can help.
For 1,000 to 1,200 you would want probably more than this model offers. the "deals" for ones closer to this config are 800-900 (someone correct me if wrong)
Prices are currently crashing in the market. Most were waiting for Black Friday to see the deals... which were underwhelming... Some dates coming up regarding the new generations being released/announced should trigger more price movement.
Apparently with prebuilt you have to be careful of what brands built it. Some brands (HP(?), Dell, etc) have their builds throttle the CPU by 10-15% which you cannot change easily...(I saw 0 successful tries) They also have many Mobo and PSU builds which limit the ability to upgrade. Frankly, after seeing the trouble many have had, I am generally switching from only prebuilt to looking around at everything.
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There was a desktop deal i7-12700, RTX 3060 12GB, 16GB DDR4 for $599.99 the other day.....now that was a good price, but it looks like those orders were cancelled. Hopefully we get better deals in the next few months
There was a desktop deal i7-12700, RTX 3060 12GB, 16GB DDR4 for $599.99 the other day.....now that was a good price, but it looks like those orders were cancelled. Hopefully we get better deals in the next few months
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I basically don't have a gaming PC right now. I used to build them myself, but it's been a decade now and I just don't have the patience to refamiliarize myself with specs, brands, etc so I'm trying to go pre-built.
I just want something for frame steady 1080p or possibly 1440p modern gaming, preferably with raytracing. I'm not looking to get into 4k or VR. Would this build with the 3060 TI get me there? And would it be worth doubling the ram from 16 to 32gb? I don't know the bottlenecks.
Really appreciate anyone who can help.
3060ti will get you max fps on all games @ 1080p
And good frames @ 1440p
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