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Rochambeaux
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Jun 24, 2017
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There's a 1080ti on MD for $649. That would mean the rest of the components here ~$1,800? Please define how that is any sort of a deal, other than someone else assembled it for you?
thedupuisner
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Jun 25, 2017
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RochambeauxSuch a good deal! Almost wish I didn't already have a 1080ti do I could take advantage.
Domanic
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Jun 26, 2017
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RochambeauxThough I agree that pre-built machines are overpriced, this is not that bad a price to get one. If someone is unwilling or for some reason unable to build a new computer themselves, this is a good way for them to waste the least amount of money.
BlueCrowned
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Jun 26, 2017
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DomanicI've looked into it and I literally just don't trust myself, I don't even understand half the parts lol
Arker_1
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Jun 26, 2017
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RochambeauxEh, 1080 ti 's differ on quality. The one here is probably more like $750. Also, subtract around $50-100 for the actual building of said build. Not much of a difference on the rest of the components, but if you throw together something around this on Pcpartpicker, its not too far off. Could just be the case, I dunno.
GlenR
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Jun 28, 2017
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BlueCrownedBuilding a computer is like Legos for adults. The manuals tell you where all the wires go.
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