expiredDr.W posted Oct 06, 2025 05:04 PM
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expiredDr.W posted Oct 06, 2025 05:04 PM
HP OMEN 16L Gaming Desktop: i5-14400F, RTX 5060, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD $799.99
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$100 Motherboard
$50 RAM
$50 SSD
$100 Case +PSU
$300 5060
$740 total
I think this is a fair deal. You could build better with this budget, or get similar performance much cheaper used.
Edit: Looking around, you can knock $40 off the parts total. Some cheap H610 boards out there and its only 512GB. Middling deal might be more appropriate.
For reference the Acer Nitro was $999 with i7 14700F, 32gb, 2TB SSD AND A 5060 ti 16GB. A ton more computer for only $200 more.
For reference the Acer Nitro was $999 with i7 14700F, 32gb, 2TB SSD AND A 5060 ti 16GB. A ton more computer for only $200 more.
Acer Nitro 60 Gaming Desktop: i7-14700F, RTX 5060Ti (16GB), 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD $999
Acer Nitro 60 Gaming Desktop: AMD Ryzen 7 7700, RTX 5070, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD $1099
$100 Motherboard
$50 RAM
$50 SSD
$100 Case +PSU
$300 5060
$740 total
I think this is a fair deal. You could build better with this budget, or get similar performance much cheaper used.
Edit: Looking around, you can knock $40 off the parts total. Some cheap H610 boards out there and its only 512GB. Middling deal might be more appropriate.
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i have a pc i built from 2013 and windows 10 support is ending. I guess it's time for an ugprade. Get this or wait for BF?
Running my i7-3770S from 2013 on Win 11. Runs like a champ. Microsoft may close the "hack" that allows the Win11 install. I'll run this until they do.
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$100 Motherboard
$50 RAM
$50 SSD
$100 Case +PSU
$300 5060
$740 total
I think this is a fair deal. You could build better with this budget, or get similar performance much cheaper used.
Edit: Looking around, you can knock $40 off the parts total. Some cheap H610 boards out there and its only 512GB. Middling deal might be more appropriate.
What a simple cost of parts doesn't take into account are the build process and the support from a manufacturer.
I don't understand the auto-go to of assuming everyone likes to buy a pile of parts from 3 or 4 different places only to have to build/put it together/troubleshoot/find drivers and then at the end of it have no support other than (yourself.)
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