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CyberPowerPC Gaming Desktop: Intel Core Ultra 7 265F, RTX 5060 Ti (16GB), 32GB DDR5, 2TB PCIe 4 SSD $1199.99
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CyberPowerPC Gaming Desktop Intel Core Ultra 7 265F NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB 32GB DDR5 RGB 2TB PCIe 4 SSD Black GXi3400BSTV17 - Best Buy
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1. MSI 5060 [costco.com] from Costco
-The best 5060 desktop for the price IMO. Great processor, RAM and SSD Space. Plus you get a second year of free warranty.
2. This CyberPowerPC with 5060 TI
-Best 5060 ti 16GB IMO. Again, great processor, RAM and SSD Space.
3. iBuypower [walmart.com] with 5070.
-This is the one I ended up buying and best 5070 offer IMO. Best processor for gaming, good build RAM, etc.
Basically, it comes down to how much you want to spend and what video card is enough.
IMO:
5060 8gb - Great entry level card that will play anything, including AAA games in 1080p just fine. You may start having performance issues in 3-4 years and limits with the 8gb of VRAM.
5060 Ti 16gb - About 20% quicker than the 5060 allowing for some 1440p gaming and probably a extra year before you notice performance issues. The 16gb of vRAM also future proofs you.
5070 12gb - About 50% faster than the 5060. This can play games at 1440p with little issues. The 12gb of vRAM is enough for the future. I am guessing you can get 6+ years, maybe more without seeing major performance issues.
I personally went with the iBUYPOWER because the MSI was sold out near me. The 5070 is $300 more than the 5060 so price/value was there between the two systems. Additionally, I won't have to worry about "upgrading" the system in 3-4 years. Finally, iBUYPOWER uses off the shelf components (PNY, MSI, ASUS, etc.) so if something breaks it is very easy to replace as they don't use proprietary parts like Dell, Lenovo, etc. Any of these systems seem great and will play games just fine. Good luck, hope this helps.
1. MSI 5060 [costco.com] from Costco
-The best 5060 desktop for the price IMO. Great processor, RAM and SSD Space. Plus you get a second year of free warranty.
2. This CyberPowerPC with 5060 TI
-Best 5060 ti 16GB IMO. Again, great processor, RAM and SSD Space.
3. iBuypower [walmart.com] with 5070.
-This is the one I ended up buying and best 5070 offer IMO. Best processor for gaming, good build RAM, etc.
Basically, it comes down to how much you want to spend and what video card is enough.
IMO:
5060 8gb - Great entry level card that will play anything, including AAA games in 1080p just fine. You may start having performance issues in 3-4 years and limits with the 8gb of VRAM.
5060 Ti 16gb - About 20% quicker than the 5060 allowing for some 1440p gaming and probably a extra year before you notice performance issues. The 16gb of vRAM also future proofs you.
5070 12gb - About 50% faster than the 5060. This can play games at 1440p with little issues. The 12gb of vRAM is enough for the future. I am guessing you can get 6+ years, maybe more without seeing major performance issues.
I personally went with the iBUYPOWER because the MSI was sold out near me. The 5070 is $300 more than the 5060 so price/value was there between the two systems. Additionally, I won't have to worry about "upgrading" the system in 3-4 years. Finally, iBUYPOWER uses off the shelf components (PNY, MSI, ASUS, etc.) so if something breaks it is very easy to replace as they don't use proprietary parts like Dell, Lenovo, etc. Any of these systems seem great and will play games just fine. Good luck, hope this helps.
I tested the iBUYPOWER 5070 last night, its for Christmas for my son but wanted to make sure I did not have a dead system Christmas morning. Ran one demanding game for 10 minutes and it ran flawless, 1440p High/Ultra settings, fans did not even get loud. The system appears well build and was done very neat. The case is nice, WIFI was fast, and the LEDs were neat. After getting it I am even more confident in my choice.
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You can tell motherboard is lacking in ports (ie no USB c) but for the price I cannot fault it.
I just ordered one for my son thanks OP!
THANKS... need to purchase soon, his b-day is coming up in 2 days!
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