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iBUYPOWER TraceMesh Desktop: i7-14700F, RTX 4060 Ti, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD

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Amazon has iBUYPOWER TraceMesh Gaming Desktop (TMI7N46T01) for $1149.99. Shipping is free.

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  • Intel Core i7-14700F Processor
  • 32GB 5600 MHz DDR5 RAM
  • 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB GDDR6 Graphics
    • 2x USB-A 3.1/3.2 Gen 2
      4x USB-A 2.0
    • 2x HDMI
      1x DisplayPort
  • Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) + Bluetooth 5.2
  • USB Keyboard & Mouse
  • 600W Power Supply
  • Windows 11 Home

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Amazon has iBUYPOWER TraceMesh Gaming Desktop (TMI7N46T01) for $1149.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member cb56789 for finding this deal.

Note, Star Wars Outlaws (PCDD) is automatically added at checkout. You will receive an e-mail within 2 business days after your item ships with your digital key code for redemption.

Specs
  • Intel Core i7-14700F Processor
  • 32GB 5600 MHz DDR5 RAM
  • 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB GDDR6 Graphics
    • 2x USB-A 3.1/3.2 Gen 2
      4x USB-A 2.0
    • 2x HDMI
      1x DisplayPort
  • Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) + Bluetooth 5.2
  • USB Keyboard & Mouse
  • 600W Power Supply
  • Windows 11 Home

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • Our research indicates this offer is $200 lower (15% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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Model: Ibuypower TraceMesh Gaming Desktop Pc - Intel Core i7 14700F - Rtx 4060 Ti 8GB - 32GB DDR5 5600 MHz Ram - 1TB NVMe Ssd - Windows 11 Home Advanced, Key

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I bought this PC with a 4070, 2TB SSD a few weeks ago for $1329. This is a reasonable deal. The processor is very energy efficient for people that run their PC a lot. 65 watt TDP is less than many laptops.

You save enough on these prebuilds at a good price that if you need to buy a higher quality replacement power supply in the future if the generic one fails it's not an issue. It's mostly all name brand parts. Mine came with an ASUS mobo, PNY graphics card, Kingston SSD, adata RAM. Ibuypower owns the company that makes the cases. It's got their own branded all-in-one cooler which is on the budget side but it works fine.

after using a Capital One Quicksilver promotion I got $200 off of the PC and it ended up being about $400 cheaper than if I bought the parts and built my own. My first pre-built computer in 34 years
This is a really good deal for someone that will utilize the 14700 F. Its almost as fast as a 13900k at multi-thread workloads. The 4060 ti 8gb is a good card that people trashed because of its price to value price point, but at this price its good enough.
Not sure why TDs. This is a Frontpage type of deal. High specs overall with the latest gen i7 CPU and the current gen midrange graphics.

For only $160 more, it beats the current Frontpage Dell XPS 8960 deal in RAM, SSD, PSU and CPU. And you get a non-proprietary, upgradeable chassis.

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Never again. Bought the Ibuypower y40 a few months ago and it constantly freezes on me with blue screen of death at least 3x a week In the middle of the work day. People on Reddit have the same issue and there is no real fix it seems. Some days it's a hardware crash other days it's something else. The BSOD message switches around to various things. Prior to this rig I had an Alienware R7 and I don't recall it ever randomly freezing. It did however die after 5 years of daily use. Just never turned on one day.
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Quote from Simpuhl :
I would love to buy a prebuilt PC with something similar to these specs but without all the RGB stuff, I feel like I grew out of it and it's annoying now. That's just me though!

I want like a sleeper PC
As a person who uses this computer for their work I'm with you. I never have a fk about rainbow colors on my PC's desktop. It looks like a fish tank at night
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Quote from dorkino :
Not sure but I got almost this same pc for $600 at Costco less than a week ago. It was a close out clearance. It has 2TB NVME SSD but 13700 cpu. Other specs are same.
Not sure?. Wow! Some people opt dumb crap like this all the time that doesn't benefit anyone. I bet I'll go to all the Costcos in my state and don't find it. Please stop posting staff that doesn't help anyone
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darkangelman1
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Can you upgrade the CPU to a i9?
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Quote from boden399 :
Never again. Bought the Ibuypower y40 a few months ago and it constantly freezes on me with blue screen of death at least 3x a week In the middle of the work day. People on Reddit have the same issue and there is no real fix it seems. Some days it's a hardware crash other days it's something else. The BSOD message switches around to various things. Prior to this rig I had an Alienware R7 and I don't recall it ever randomly freezing. It did however die after 5 years of daily use. Just never turned on one day.
Have you bothered to look into the issue to resolve it?

Or, you know, take advantage of the fact that this is a prebuilt and has a warranty? That's one of the reasons people choose a prebuilt.

It could be something very trivial like a bad driver or BIOS configuration.

I would not rely on Reddit as the empirical source of information it once was, especially going by the fact that basic computer knowledge is on a downward trend for these newer generations that were basically born with an iPhone in hand.

Do you have an example of one of the errors?
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Quote from darkangelman1 :
Can you upgrade the CPU to a i9?
You can, but what would be the point?

If you want a system with an i9, it would be better to start out with one, since you'd most likely also have to upgrade the heatsink too.
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Quote from barrera_j :
The 4060ti 8gb get beaten by a 3060ti
The 4060ti should never be above $300
Quit spreading misinformation.

The 4060Ti is on average 10% faster than the 3060Ti while using significantly less power.

What you're doing is cherry picking results from very early reviews that used pre-release drivers.

And you know what those reviewers never went back and did? Run the same benchmarks with updated drivers. They got their clickbait and people like you ate it up.

Anyone who knows an ounce about how hardware works knows you should be keeping these drivers as updated as possible, especially because there's often performance improvements that reach backward and affect retired models too. Nvidia doesn't put out new drivers just to keep a dev team employed.
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So somewhat of a public service announcement (PSA) Some issues on 13th and 14 gen intel due to motherboard settings. Apparently, they are getting over volted. Easy fix, is to go to their bios and put the setting intel recommends and not the overdrive features some motherboards have on instead. I'm not that great at explaining but a quick search on youtube, like with jay2cents or gamers nexus would point at the problem I am talking about and also the fix to it. So the reason they are crashing is because of those settings that some pre-built might have on instead of the default which makes the CPU take in too much power and it literally crashes or even dies due to it. If you're not comfortable with checking if your motherboard has those settings or not comfortable switching and saving said settings from the BIOS maybe reconsider getting an intel 13th or 14 gen for now.
Last edited by gourygabriev May 1, 2024 at 01:42 AM.
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Quote from gourygabriev :
So somewhat of a public service announcement (PSA) Some issues on 13th and 14 gen intel due to motherboard settings. Apparently, they are getting over volted. Easy fix, is to go to their bios and put the setting intel recommends and not the overdrive features some motherboards have on instead. I'm not that great at explaining but a quick search on youtube, like with jay2cents or gamers nexus would point at the problem I am talking about and also the fix to it. So the reason they are crashing is because of those settings that some pre-built might have on instead of the default which makes the CPU take in too much power and it literally crashes or even dies due to it. If you're not comfortable with checking if your motherboard has those settings or not comfortable switching and saving said settings from the BIOS maybe reconsider getting an intel 13th or 14 gen for now.
This primarily affected ASUS motherboards, but of course any non-reference motherboard could be affected.

The best course of action is to just update the BIOS, which is something you should be doing already.
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Quote from Birdsht :
I bought this PC with a 4070, 2TB SSD a few weeks ago for $1329. This is a reasonable deal. The processor is very energy efficient for people that run their PC a lot. 65 watt TDP is less than many laptops.

You save enough on these prebuilds at a good price that if you need to buy a higher quality replacement power supply in the future if the generic one fails it's not an issue. It's mostly all name brand parts. Mine came with an ASUS mobo, PNY graphics card, Kingston SSD, adata RAM. Ibuypower owns the company that makes the cases. It's got their own branded all-in-one cooler which is on the budget side but it works fine.

after using a Capital One Quicksilver promotion I got $200 off of the PC and it ended up being about $400 cheaper than if I bought the parts and built my own. My first pre-built computer in 34 years
what Quicksilver promotion? I've got that card too, that's a good deal
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Quote from darkangelman1 :
Can you upgrade the CPU to a i9?
By the time the 14700F start bottlenecking you in your games, you're gonna end up wanting to opt for the newer platforms and CPU. Speaking from experience because although I could upgrade my i7 5820k to an i7 6950X which is a 10 core (vs 6 cores), I just opted to upgrade the system entirely since IPC improvements warrant the system upgrade instead. Spending $200 on a dead platform that still majorly bottlenecks current gen cards at 1440p was a no for me.
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This needs a 4070 to please my ocd
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Quote from zero_x4ever :
By the time the 14700F start bottlenecking you in your games, you're gonna end up wanting to opt for the newer platforms and CPU. Speaking from experience because although I could upgrade my i7 5820k to an i7 6950X which is a 10 core (vs 6 cores), I just opted to upgrade the system entirely since IPC improvements warrant the system upgrade instead. Spending $200 on a dead platform that still majorly bottlenecks current gen cards at 1440p was a no for me.
To be fair, it's not all about games.

The i9 is a great workstation processor and not all tasks are GPU accelerated.

It just makes little sense to buy a prebuilt if your first move is to upgrade such a significant component.

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This needs a 4070 to please my ocd
i concur
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