Woot! has
MSI Aegis ZS2 Gaming Desktop (A9NVP-1407US, Factory Reconditioned) on sale for
$1279.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
Specs:
- AMD Ryzen 9 9900X 4.4GHz 12-Core Processor
- 360mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooling
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 Graphics Card
- 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz Memory
- 2TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Solid State Drive
- 750W 80+ Gold PSU
- MSI Gaming Keyboard/Mouse
- Windows 11 Home
- 180 Day MSI Warranty
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This MSI Aegis ZS2 looks like strong value for a Ryzen 9 9900X, RTX 5070, 32GB DDR5, and 2TB build, especially as component prices for graphics cards, memory, and SSDs have climbed. The 9900X should leave plenty of CPU headroom for gaming, and the system has been reported to run smoothly when the advertised parts arrive. The main concern is refurb and fulfillment consistency, with reports of B840 boards or even lower-spec machines instead of the listed B650 and 9900X setup. A solid-looking package, but the hardware inside needs a careful check on arrival.
The deal can look competitive versus current component pricing when GPU, RAM, and SSD prices are elevated.
The bundle can deliver smooth performance when the shipped parts match the listing.
Some units reportedly arrive with the correct PRO B650-VC motherboard and advertised components.
The 9900X can help prevent CPU bottlenecking during gaming when paired with a 5070.
Factory reconditioning can involve motherboard swaps that change chipset support versus the spec sheet.
Some shipments can include a different motherboard model that limits CPU overclocking and reduces expansion and I/O.
Some units can arrive with fans that spin up randomly despite BIOS and MSI Center adjustments.
Some deliveries can be lower-spec than advertised, including different CPU, GPU, SSD, and cooler on the shipping label.
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For anyone that gets it, when received make sure connections are secure and fire it up. You 100% should make sure the CPU, GPU, and RAM match what is listed when you fire it up, since Woot is under amazon they may be selling amazon returns and many scammers swap parts and return to amazon because of their lax return policies. You can use some tools to check drive health and such but I'm guess the refurb part is because the item was shipped with a DOA part and it came back for replacement. Then maybe benchmark it and if it runs for a few days, you should be good.
you're thinking of a 5070 ti
Maybe these are all new MSRP but 2TB nvme was on here yesterday for $137.
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When I googled this exact issue with this prebuilt, I found a reddit thread of someone who sent their tower in to RMA and they sent him back with an 840 instead of the 650 and they kept doing it to him.
Everyone that bought this needs to check their hardware when it arrives.
Again, everyone that bought this, make sure you check your parts. The b840 IS NOT EQUAL to the b650.
The fact the motherboard swap wasn't even in the records, but was listed as the appropriate motherboard for this desktop, is wild. A faulty power cable? That's it? Really? And you take out the entire existing motherboard and swap in some cheapo POS? None of this makes sense unless you consider they wanted to keep the 650s from these machines.
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Again, everyone that bought this, make sure you check your parts. The b840 IS NOT EQUAL to the b650.
The fact the motherboard swap wasn't even in the records, but was listed as the appropriate motherboard for this desktop, is wild. A faulty power cable? That's it? Really? And you take out the entire existing motherboard and swap in some cheapo POS? None of this makes sense unless you consider they wanted to keep the 650s from these machines.
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