Micro Center Members: PowerSpec G532 Gaming PC: Ryzen 5 7500X3D, RX 9070XT (16GB), 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD $1299.99

Souldl

Today 03:25 PM

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SouldlToday 03:25 PM

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I've heard of people having issues with AMD GPUs. Does anyone have any experience with them? I've only ever had NVIDIA GPUs

amploud

Today 03:59 PM

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amploudToday 03:59 PM

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That feels like a steal in this market.

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mattysaurus

Today 04:05 PM

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mattysaurusToday 04:05 PM

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This isn't a deal but it is a good price if you don't want to built your own. They're basically taking their $300 7500x3d combo, adding in a 9070xt (which I've see on sale for $600 every couple months), and throwing in what is probably a budget 1TB NVME.

Add in one of those cheap power spec cases (which I believe is made by Lian li; I was eying it when I built mine a couple months ago), a basic cooler, budget PSU, and some cheap fans and there you go.

The good news is the a single ram stick isn't a deal breaker for X3D, so you might lose a couple frames but overall it'll be a good performer. When I built mine I ended up selling my included ram and using a DDR5 5600 32GB I got when bestbuy oopsied it for $15. It's slightly slower ram but again, the difference isn't significant with X3D and I'd rather have capacity.

Last edited by mattysaurus June 2, 2026 at 09:08 AM.

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ghoulish31

Today 04:27 PM

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ghoulish31Today 04:27 PM

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Quote from mattysaurus

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This isn't a deal but it is a good price if you don't want to built your own. They're basically taking their $300 7500x3d combo, adding in a 9070xt (which I've see on sale for $600 every couple months), and throwing in what is probably a budget 1TB NVME.

Add in one of those cheap power spec cases (which I believe is made by Lian li; I was eying it when I built mine a couple months ago), a basic cooler, budget PSU, and some cheap fans and there you go.

The good news is the a single ram stick isn't a deal breaker for X3D, so you might lose a couple frames but overall it'll be a good performer. When I built mine I ended up selling my included ram and using a DDR5 5600 32GB I got when bestbuy oopsied it for $15. It's slightly slower ram but again, the difference isn't significant with X3D and I'd rather have capacity.

It's a deal because Micro Center undercuts almost everyone else in the market and you're getting a pre-built with a full warranty

pobbybortis

Today 04:51 PM

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pobbybortisToday 04:51 PM

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Quote from ghoulish31

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It's a deal because Micro Center undercuts almost everyone else in the market and you're getting a pre-built with a full warranty

Also, the RX 9070XT only gets down to $650 if you can snag one on woot. You're more likely looking at a $700 card minimum.

HilariousDeer8436

Today 04:53 PM

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HilariousDeer8436Today 04:53 PM

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Quote from mattysaurus

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This isn't a deal but it is a good price if you don't want to built your own. They're basically taking their $300 7500x3d combo, adding in a 9070xt (which I've see on sale for $600 every couple months), and throwing in what is probably a budget 1TB NVME. Add in one of those cheap power spec cases (which I believe is made by Lian li; I was eying it when I built mine a couple months ago), a basic cooler, budget PSU, and some cheap fans and there you go.The good news is the a single ram stick isn't a deal breaker for X3D, so you might lose a couple frames but overall it'll be a good performer. When I built mine I ended up selling my included ram and using a DDR5 5600 32GB I got when bestbuy oopsied it for $15. It's slightly slower ram but again, the difference isn't significant with X3D and I'd rather have capacity.

You are smoking something

mattysaurus

Today 05:06 PM

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mattysaurusToday 05:06 PM

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Quote from ghoulish31

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It's a deal because Micro Center undercuts almost everyone else in the market and you're getting a pre-built with a full warranty

I have a warranty on all of my components :shrug:

Micro center doesn't undercut. They run loss leader deals like those bundles (and sometimes video cards) to get you in the store and buy other items that aren't competitively priced.

Micro Center Members: PowerSpec G532 Gaming PC: Ryzen 5 7500X3D, RX 9070XT (16GB), 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD $1299.99

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