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32GB: 2 x 16 GB, DDR5, 5600 MT/s
1TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
1000W Platinum Rated PSU, 240mm Liquid-Cooled CPU & Clear Side Panel
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Enter your unique 10% off coupon code from email = $1979.99
Additional Savings:
American Express via Amex Offers[americanexpress.com] is offering Select American Express Cardholders: $40 Statement Credit back on $200+ or $120 Statement Credit back $599+ Dell purchasesw/ your enrolled Amex Card and make a purchaseat Dell.com
SPECS:
Intel Core i9 14900F (68 MB cache, 24 cores, 2.00 GHz to 5.80 GHz P-Core Turbo Max 3.0)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER 16GB GDDR6X
32GB: 2 x 16 GB, DDR5, 5600 MT/s
1TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
1000W Platinum Rated PSU, 240mm Liquid-Cooled CPU & Clear Side Panel
Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210, 2x2, 802.11ax, MU-MIMO, Bluetooth
Great deal but from reviews I have read that both Dell and Lenovo have locked propriety mobos.
Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
If it's anything like the R9-R15 then the PSU and Motherboard are proprietary and won't work outside of that case with out major moding. on the bright side through the R16 case does support a larger GPU than the old series of cases and the 1000w psu is solid just loud at times.
OC and ram are super unstable in the non stock configuration and it has very limited options. If you do try most of the values are in hexadecimal values (0-F) not typical numeric 0-9 values (Ram Timings/Multipliers)
Great deal but from reviews I have read that both Dell and Lenovo have locked propriety mobos.
Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
Why would you care if the mobo is proprietary locked? 14900k is the top of the end of this intel generation - meaning it's the end of the line of this generation and this is the best CPU.
If you ever want to upgrade you'd need a new mobo anyway…
I'm currently just casually browsing the gaming desktop field, since my 4 year old Lenovo Legion laptop is crapping out. But I think I will wait till Intel's Arrow Lake generation CPUs with NPU release later this year. Anyone has any opinion on that?
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I'm currently just casually browsing the gaming desktop field, since my 4 year old Lenovo Legion laptop is crapping out. But I think I will wait till Intel's Arrow Lake generation CPUs with NPU release later this year. Anyone has any opinion on that?
Yes wait on next gen cpu and gpu. Worst case you will get this exact setup listed for cheaper 👍
spec wise almost the same as the legion 7i tower the other day. same except this has bigger psu but smaller AIO cooler and 30 bucks cheaper. unclear if you can stack cashback on top
This case uses Dell proprietary parts? Or upgradeable?
Not only is it a proprietary motherboard, it is also the power supply size/format, connectors, case size, etc. The only things you could keep in a rebuild is the CPU, ram, SSD, and GPU. I think the cooler may also be proprietary.
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Why would you care if the mobo is proprietary locked? 14900k is the top of the end of this intel generation - meaning it's the end of the line of this generation and this is the best CPU.
If you ever want to upgrade you'd need a new mobo anyway…
Just FYI, It's an extra $150 for the 14900KF, this one comes with the 14900F.
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Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
OC and ram are super unstable in the non stock configuration and it has very limited options. If you do try most of the values are in hexadecimal values (0-F) not typical numeric 0-9 values (Ram Timings/Multipliers)
Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
If you ever want to upgrade you'd need a new mobo anyway…
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Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
Guess I will have to build another one, though it's been awhile since 2500k/2600k were #1
Well guess that just motivates me to keep my 6700k for another year or 2 hahah
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If you ever want to upgrade you'd need a new mobo anyway…
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