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YEYIAN Shoge Gaming PC: INTEL Core i5 13400F, RTX 4070, 1TB NVMe SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200 w/ Keyboard Set + GeForce RTX 40 Series Diablo IV $1299 + Free Shipping
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Newegg [newegg.com] has YEYIAN Shoge Gaming PC: INTEL Core i5 13400F, RTX 4070, 1TB NVMe SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200 with Keyboard Set, and GeForce RTX 40 Series Diablo IV for $1299. Shipping is free.
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I was gonna write a paragraph, but to simplify, I'd prefer an American vendor and manufacturer versus Chinese as I'd like a more reliable warranty AND to keep profits pushed to my country versus them. I'm not even sure if there's an American builder that's a similar price..
Can you not just upgrade the motherboard and RAM to DDR5? and call it a day.
Can you not just upgrade the motherboard and RAM to DDR5? and call it a day.
Not like this deal saves you so much (if at all) that you can go do that. Even after factoring in selling old mobo and ram.
Not like this deal saves you so much (if at all) that you can go do that. Even after factoring in selling old mobo and ram.
The cheapest I've seen a 4070 pre built is 1600$ months ago. Usually closer to 1700.
So between 300-400$ difference on the cheapest available. If you can get a motherboard and ram for 300-400 then it would break even. If you then sold the old mobo and ram that would make this a better deal.
You might be able to get an am5 board, ram and processor for near that amount. Which imo would definitely be worth it after the sale of the old board and ram and cpu.
The cheapest I've seen a 4070 pre built is 1600$ months ago. Usually closer to 1700.
So between 300-400$ difference on the cheapest available. If you can get a motherboard and ram for 300-400 then it would break even. If you then sold the old mobo and ram that would make this a better deal.
You might be able to get an am5 board, ram and processor for near that amount. Which imo would definitely be worth it after the sale of the old board and ram and cpu.
I wouldn't recommend swapping mobo/ram. The 14th gen is rumored to use a new socket. Which means your entire upgrade would be for ddr5. You could upgrade to a faster processor of the same generation but you can do that with the existing mobo too. So when you are ready to upgrade again you'll need a new mobo anyway. Your carry over is just 16gb of ddr5 ram for a swap.
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I wouldn't recommend swapping mobo/ram. The 14th gen is rumored to use a new socket. Which means your entire upgrade would be for ddr5. You could upgrade to a faster processor of the same generation but you can do that with the existing mobo too. So when you are ready to upgrade again you'll need a new mobo anyway. Your carry over is just 16gb of ddr5 ram for a swap.
It's the proprietary crap in it that ruins it.
It does say Asus mb, so might be ok.
Read the reviews, QA problems.
I was gonna write a paragraph, but to simplify, I'd prefer an American vendor and manufacturer versus Chinese as I'd like a more reliable warranty AND to keep profits pushed to my country versus them. I'm not even sure if there's an American builder that's a similar price..
Not sure about ryzen never tried it but lmk and I will post ram is like 5300mhz or something
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It's the proprietary crap in it that ruins it.
It does say Asus mb, so might be ok.
Read the reviews, QA problems.
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