Amazon has
iBUYPOWER TraceMesh Gaming Desktop (TMI7N46T01) for
$1149.99.
Shipping is free.
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cb56789 for finding this deal.
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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
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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
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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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.
OPs would have a generation newer processor, better video card (ti vs. non-ti), DDR5 vs. DDR4, more latest generation USB ports, better and bigger case, etc. Not sure about PSU.
For someone who would use the horsepower for video editing/rendering moreso than gaming, worth the jump to OP's deal? I'm well within my return window with Costco. And I haven't done much "configuring" with the HP yet, so it's not like I'm "settled in".
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
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The 4060Ti is reviewed as a mid-range 1080P card, primarily because most games these days are unoptimized ports and reviewers neglect the fact that the consoles do a lot of cheating to barely get close to 60FPS.
If your focus is on something like the latest Call of Duty, then 1080P with a mix of medium and a couple high settings will put you close to 60FPS.
I want like a sleeper PC
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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The motherboard should have an additional M.2 slot free.
If it were me, I'd replace the Kingston that comes with it for something faster and then make the Kingston the secondary drive.
With no additional software installed, cloning Windows takes about 5 minutes.
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