expiredRed_Liz | Staff posted Nov 26, 2024 02:59 PM
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expiredRed_Liz | Staff posted Nov 26, 2024 02:59 PM
MSI Codex R2 Gaming PC: Intel Core i7-14700F, RTX 4070, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD $1349 + Free Shipping
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- 1000w platinum PSU vs 650w gold PSU
- 4070 ti super 16gb vs 4070 super 12gb
- price can be cheaper if you do Amex + cashback site + credit card
MSI
- 32gb vs 16gb
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Alienware
- 1000w platinum PSU vs 650w gold PSU
- 4070 ti super 16gb vs 4070 super 12gb
- price can be cheaper if you do Amex + cashback site + credit card
MSI
- 32gb vs 16gb
Cashback site = google for cashback dell currently 12%
credit card = Chase offer 5%
if you qualify for all the offers, should be around $300 or so.
credit card = Chase offer 5%
if you qualify for all the offers, should be around $300 or so.
And yes, you can split payments. If you have 2 cards with Amex offers, you can save 200+ and cashback
Bundled 14700K
-Intel 14700K
-ASUS Z790 Prime
-32GB DDR5-6000
-Gigabyte RTX 4070 12GB DDR6
-Samsung 990 EVO 1TB
-Powerspec Semi-Modular 650W Gold
-TR Phantom Spirit 120 SE ARGB
$1294.94+tax is what I'm seeing at mine.
Some things like the heatsink can be gotten cheaper off Amazon ($55 at MC vs $41 at Amazon) and you can always find great deals on Power Supplies. I personally think 650 is too low for this build and would look at 750 at least. Estimated wattage is 438 and usually I try to go double the estimate for full load headroom. Newegg has the MSI Ventus 4070 on sale for $499 with a $20 rebate right now as well, so you can make up some money there too.
If you mix and match parts from different sources (MC, Amazon, Newegg, etc) you can probably build this PC for around $1200 after rebate and before taxes.
Basically, this is just an OKAY deal. It would be good for a tech novice who doesn't feel comfortable building. Keep in mind that with the F series of processors than if the video card goes bad you have no way to actually use the PC, as the F series does NOT come with integrated graphics.
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