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8 gb 5060 GPU w 32 gb ram is a strange combination. Though a 5070ti likely costs $1,300 on its own at This point, that's what I would pair 32 gb of system ram with. Probably be a $2,500 system these days 😢
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Prices have been consistently going up due to rising memory costs. Would keep this in mind if you're in the market but want all time low price. That day might never come until something major happens.
Prices have been consistently going up due to rising memory costs. Would keep this in mind if you're in the market but want all time low price. That day might never come until something major happens.
They're saying prices likely will go up even more until 2028 when capacity will increase. RAM and GPU prices are so high that it just feels like a slap in the face across the board
Better off buying a bundle at microcenter for those who have one nearby or another site when that deal comes along. Some cpu, ram, motherboard combo and then shell out some clams to pick a GPU you actually want. Paying $1,300 for a machine w a 5060 8 gb is a bitter pill to swallow. The 32 gb of system ram is the only higher end spec on this machine
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8 gb 5060 GPU w 32 gb ram is a strange combination. Though a 5070ti likely costs $1,300 on its own at This point, that's what I would pair 32 gb of system ram with. Probably be a $2,500 system these days 😢
5070 TI not worth it. I am getting a 9070XT for similar performance.
This price is clearly not reasonable. A few days ago, I bought another PC for $1,299. It came with an RTX 5060 Ti, a better CPU, and a 2TB SSD.
The RAM was advertised as DDR5 5200MHz, but when I checked, it was actually running at only 4800MHz. On top of that, Windows was corrupted, and the computer wouldn't even boot properly. I had to reinstall Windows myself.
The RAM was also set to 6000MHz in the BIOS, which caused the computer to keep restarting for over 10 minutes. After I changed it back to 4800MHz, the system became very stable.
I also discovered that the SSD already had about 150 hours of usage, and I have no idea why that would be the case for a supposedly new computer.
Besides, you can buy 16GB of DDR5 4800MHz RAM for around $150, so it's really not that expensive.
Overall, I'd say the PC is just okay. Nothing impressive, and definitely not worth the asking price.
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It was $1099.00 lat month
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Better off buying a bundle at microcenter for those who have one nearby or another site when that deal comes along. Some cpu, ram, motherboard combo and then shell out some clams to pick a GPU you actually want. Paying $1,300 for a machine w a 5060 8 gb is a bitter pill to swallow. The 32 gb of system ram is the only higher end spec on this machine
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The RAM was advertised as DDR5 5200MHz, but when I checked, it was actually running at only 4800MHz. On top of that, Windows was corrupted, and the computer wouldn't even boot properly. I had to reinstall Windows myself.
The RAM was also set to 6000MHz in the BIOS, which caused the computer to keep restarting for over 10 minutes. After I changed it back to 4800MHz, the system became very stable.
I also discovered that the SSD already had about 150 hours of usage, and I have no idea why that would be the case for a supposedly new computer.
Besides, you can buy 16GB of DDR5 4800MHz RAM for around $150, so it's really not that expensive.
Overall, I'd say the PC is just okay. Nothing impressive, and definitely not worth the asking price.
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