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Good luck. With the way things are going with GPUs, just be happy to find a good deal. You get too picky, you're suddenly going to find that the only thing you can afford is an OLED 5060 mobile, whereas you could previously get a 5070 Ti. This isn't a good market to be picky in.
The real numbers US $1,818.17
List price US $1,849.99 (2% off)
$1,454.54 You're not accurate. Posting 33% off creates a false sense of value.
People who are actually aware of the laptops, specs and prices know very well that this wasn't even $1818 upon its release let alone be that price with the current RAM prices and all. eBay can be all over the place with their retail prices which is nothing new; If you had actually followed the product, the $1818 was in fact a discounted price on another retail price, when they dropped it further, they kept the latter as the retail price.
No one cares about the mathematics here and arguing you over it is beneath me. Again, it would be better to talk about the actual specs. No "false sense of value" being created here when everyone already knows 5070 Ti laptops with these specs would rarely be below $2000 in these times.
People who are actually aware of the laptops, specs and prices know very well that this wasn't even $1818 upon its release let alone be that price with the current RAM prices and all. eBay can be all over the place with their retail prices which is nothing new; If you had actually followed the product, the $1818 was in fact a discounted price on another retail price, when they dropped it further, they kept the latter as the retail price.
No one cares about the mathematics here and arguing you over it is beneath me. Again, it would be better to talk about the actual specs. No "false sense of value" being created here when everyone already knows 5070 Ti laptops with these specs would rarely be below $2000 in these times.
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Can someone confirm this is about as good as it's going to get for a 5070ti laptop moving forward? This seems about perfect outside of being 16gb vs 32gb
lol You didn't link the MSRP: You linked a refurbished, third-party marketplace listing on Best Buy's site sold by a company called "Acertified". The fake MSRP is right there: Even the refurbished merchant page lists a "Comparable Value" of $2,285.90. When an online store uses the phrase "Comparable Value," it is a legal loophole that allows them to invent a high price tag.
The true retail price of this spec: the Intel Ultra 9 275HX processor paired with the upgraded RTX 5070 Ti, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD—is $1,849.99 https://news.acer.com/acer-launch...s-and-gpus
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List price US $1,849.99 (2% off)
$1,454.54 with coupon codePrice details Where do you see $2,200 ? Making it up?
List price US $1,849.99 (2% off)
$1,454.54 with coupon codePrice details Where do you see $2,200 ? Making it up?
List price US $1,849.99 (2% off)
$1,454.54 You're not accurate. Posting 33% off creates a false sense of value.
List price US $1,849.99 (2% off)
$1,454.54 You're not accurate. Posting 33% off creates a false sense of value.
No one cares about the mathematics here and arguing you over it is beneath me. Again, it would be better to talk about the actual specs. No "false sense of value" being created here when everyone already knows 5070 Ti laptops with these specs would rarely be below $2000 in these times.
No one cares about the mathematics here and arguing you over it is beneath me. Again, it would be better to talk about the actual specs. No "false sense of value" being created here when everyone already knows 5070 Ti laptops with these specs would rarely be below $2000 in these times.
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Check the retail, and next time make sure you have your facts right before arguing unnecessarily and messing up a thread.
Check the retail, and next time make sure you have your facts right before arguing unnecessarily and messing up a thread.
https://news.acer.com/acer-launch...s-and-gpus
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