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My last PC from Lenovo was horrible. I sent the PC for warranty every two months, sometimes every month, for two years. So, if you buy this, I suggest you buy the extra warranty. They finally agreed to refund me, so that's the last good thing, I guess.
Not worth it imo. Maybe 3k and in time they will be this price.
When the 5090 systems were introduced you couldn't find any under $5K. Very nice they are found under $4K now. For $3k you need to buy something with a lesser GPU.
My last PC from Lenovo was horrible. I sent the PC for warranty every two months, sometimes every month, for two years. So, if you buy this, I suggest you buy the extra warranty. They finally agreed to refund me, so that's the last good thing, I guess.
When the 5090 systems were introduced you couldn't find any under $5K. Very nice they are found under $4K now. For $3k you need to buy something with a lesser GPU.
Yes and no. I bought a founders edition 5080 for retail. And I could have gotten a 5090 several times at retail. What I'm saying is this price is ridiculous of you aren't rich lol. They will fall further
No clue, the PC has an RTX 4090, an i9 13th gen, and 64GB. I ask them what happened, and they have no answer for it. Every time it's sent for warranty, it works for a month or two, and then it starts going crazy. The fan from the PC blows up loud and turns off the screen. I try to search for answers, but none really work. I think it's something with the CPU, but even after they replaced the CPU and installed the new update right away, it still happens.
No clue, the PC has an RTX 4090, an i9 13th gen, and 64GB. I ask them what happened, and they have no answer for it. Every time it's sent for warranty, it works for a month or two, and then it starts going crazy. The fan from the PC blows up loud and turns off the screen. I try to search for answers, but none really work. I think it's something with the CPU, but even after they replaced the CPU and installed the new update right away, it still happens.
Probably cpu degradation issues. It was an Intel problem that affected many companies. Did you have a 13900k cpu?
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