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I would say the Costco deal was $850, same GPU but 32GB RAM and 2TB SSD storage, however that one was intel core i5, which is recommended to avoid, but I don't personally think is is a steal deal, just a fair price.
I would say the Costco deal was $850, same GPU but 32GB RAM and 2TB SSD storage, however that one was intel core i5, which is recommended to avoid, but I don't personally think is is a steal deal, just a fair price.
Read the reviews - BSOD across the board on that deal
Nonsense, especially with Costco's insanely good return policy. Mine has been running great since I bought it.
Costco has a great return policy but the cyberpowerPC for $850 sucks due to BSOD issues which you can see on the reviews and the slickdeals thread, both are true.
Costco has a great return policy but the cyberpowerPC for $850 sucks due to BSOD issues which you can see on the reviews and the slickdeals thread, both are true.
Keep reading the thread, and costco reviews, and see that some people receive an MSI and some GIGBYTE motherboards...others ASRock. PITA and frustrations on the 9 page thread as well as the Costco review itself. I'm not trying to debate you, it's been frustrating for me and obviously others in the same thread you quoted so I'm offering my opinion. I've ran every test possible and it all came back clean, but BSOD had me put it in the box and I'm returning it this week - BUT thanks for rehashing this pain because some Costco reviewer now states it might be 24H2 update which is a garbage update as well. I might test that.
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What you're describing is a fixed issue. First thing I did when I got the PC was update the drivers. Having said that, the $850 deal is over, which is a shame because it was by far the best deal you could get for those specs.
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