Skytech King 95 Gaming PC: Ryzen 7 7800X3D, RX 9070 XT 16GB, 2TB SSD, 32GB DDR5, 850W GOLD PSU $2049.99

StrongMint325

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StrongMint325

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Wishing it was $1500

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QuangD2487

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QuangD2487

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There is 5070 ti for 830-900. If you find deal and hundle for the rest it under 2k

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ChrisC2324

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ChrisC2324

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Quote from StrongMint325

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Wishing it was $1500

$1,790: https://slickdeals.net/f/18263518-skytech-omega-2-desktop-ryzen-7-7800x3d-rx-9070xt-16gb-2tb-ssd-32gb-ddr5-1789-99

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rbraden

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This is effectively just paying scalper prices for the 9070, no? $1k (ish) for that, $400 for the CPU, and $650 for the rest, which probably isn't worth that.

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Gb1908

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Gb1908

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Seems pricy... should have 9800x3d if over 2k

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freelancer2014

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freelancer2014

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ymmv but I bought a 5070ti prebuilt directly from their site with a CB extension. Abandoned cart and got 25% back offer up to $250 in my email.

IndigoLaborer4215

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IndigoLaborer4215

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These prebuilts are so expensive and use the MSRP ($599) 9070XT models. These shouldn't cost anywhere near 2K. You could build this system at Microcenter with the high end 9070XT Quicksilver ($880) + actual S tier PSU + a good 2TB SSD (not the base level TLC Kingston garbage) for 1800. I don't know where they are getting the other $250 for this build. Please do the community a favor and avoid buying this scalper-like garbage.

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lando786

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lando786

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Quote from IndigoLaborer4215

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These prebuilts are so expensive and use the MSRP ($599) 9070XT models. These shouldn't cost anywhere near 2K. You could build this system at Microcenter with the high end 9070XT Quicksilver ($880) + actual S tier PSU + a good 2TB SSD (not the base level TLC Kingston garbage) for 1800. I don't know where they are getting the other $250 for this build. Please do the community a favor and avoid buying this scalper-like garbage.

I get it but for me the 250 saves me a 3 hour drive each way, the building, the debugging, the sourcing all the parts from different stores in the case micro center doesn't have everything in stock, and I can just call and return it instead of driving back down to MC to return it if somethings screwed up.

Not everyone feels this way and I get it, but I'm too old for those adventures. So yeah there's Def a market for these.

Skytech King 95 Gaming PC: Ryzen 7 7800X3D, RX 9070 XT 16GB, 2TB SSD, 32GB DDR5, 850W GOLD PSU $2049.99

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