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expired Posted by Dr.Wajahat • Nov 15, 2024
Nov 15, 2024 5:00 PM
PowerSpec G520 Desktop: Ryzen 5 7600X3D, RX 7600, 16GB DDR5-6000, 1TB SSD
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So $880 worth of parts for $800 with a free copy of windows and free assembly. Not bad at all if you want an entry level gaming PC.
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So $880 worth of parts for $800 with a free copy of windows and free assembly. Not bad at all if you want an entry level gaming PC.
Point is the 32gb ram is an easy upgrade and 16gb is enough to tide you through until then - any pre-built with 32gb is going to be at least $400+ more than this and would be more of a mid to premium system.
Also, the Powerspec line is the ultimate bang for your buck pre-built gaming system - there is no better pre-built line out there. No spam/bloatware only OEM software/parts and fresh windows and gpu drivers & software install. If you have a microcenter close, then it's absolutely worth it to just get a pre-built powerspec as their profit margin on these system can't be more than $100 if you part things out and they use parts that they sell at their stores so you're not getting B-stock or questionable parts - in most people's opinions of course.
Sometimes there are also open-box ones in riskier conditions but for the most part, most of the reviews I've read regarding their open-box systems are not bad, might just be missing a cable or something.
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There's nothing weird or OEM specific about them, easy to upgrade later, and the parts are not usually bad.
Another thing to mention, if you buy it in store, currently you can pick out a different part for upgrade and they will install it free of charge. If it was for me, I might grab a better PSU just to future proof. Maybe even get a better case, if they would allow that!
I have three kids, my oldest has a custom PC I built. Middle child got this one, just as good, saved me time and money.
If I can get something that supports 3 monitors is fine
If I can get something that supports 3 monitors is fine
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It's still overkill but at least it has the number of ports needed and it's cheaper.
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