Woot! has
MSI PC Gaming Desktops (Factory Reconditioned) on sale as listed below for
22% off with promo code
BIRTHDAY26 at checkout.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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This refurbished MSI gaming desktop stands out for packing high-end parts like an RTX 5080, 64GB of DDR5, and a 2TB Gen4 SSD at a price that undercuts comparable new systems. The configuration is also described as a strong value for the CPU and memory, with some comparing it favorably to building the same setup from scratch. The main cautions are the limited 180 day MSI warranty, conflicting warranty wording on the spec sheet, and reports of refurb units arriving with swapped parts or Windows activation issues. It looks like a solid spec sheet deal, but the after-sale support deserves a close look.
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Yes. The 64GB DDR5 and 2TB Gen4 SSD are the main value drivers here, and the listed price is considered strong for that configuration. Comparable parts alone were estimated to account for most of the cost, making the bundle price look favorable.
The listing shows an 180-day MSI warranty, while the spec sheet mentions 1 year. That mismatch is a key concern because the deal is refurbished and may not carry the same protection as a new PC.
It can arrive looking brand new and run benchmarks and Prime95 without issues. Another buyer reported the system working normally since last December, which supports the idea that the hardware itself can be solid.
They appear to be shipped and refurbished by MSI directly, with units coming from MSI's California warehouse. That suggests the refurb process is handled by MSI rather than a third-party shop.
Yes. One unit arrived with a WD Green drive and TForce RAM instead of the pictured RGB RAM, and Woot issued a $200 adjustment after contact. It is worth checking the exact components on arrival, especially if the warehouse source is Ontario.
It can. One buyer received Windows Home installed but unactivated, and MSI's suggested factory-reset/BIOS activation did not resolve it, leading to an RMA process.
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Even if you just want to harvest the GPU and RAM, you can recover about $700 for the rest.
That's the crappy market we're in.
$900 video card (using the best price in the past week)
$700 64GB $700 (slick deal in the past month)
$300 2TB $300 (just guessing, not that super expensive always now anyway and it's Gen4, not Gen5)
$200 9700X I sold one for $200 retail $270
$2100 before PSU Case OS which is maybe $150 total max to $2250 DIY build.
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I'm saying if you keep the GPU and RAM, you can probably get $700 for the rest without any friction.
I'm saying if you keep the GPU and RAM, you can probably get $700 for the rest without any friction.
Roger on the $700, I think you are right.
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Try focusing on securing the Intel ARC GPUs that are about to be offloaded onto the secondhand market.
Save these for people who finally want to play post-pandemic games.
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It should be nuked from orbit due to massive fraud export back to China.
If you ever see a shipping estimate pass though Ontario, CA and a day gets added to your FedEx tracking, start filing a complaint.
It should be nuked from orbit due to massive fraud export back to China.
If you ever see a shipping estimate pass though Ontario, CA and a day gets added to your FedEx tracking, start filing a complaint.
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