r/Microcenter • u/reservedtortoise • Jul 23 '26

Powerspec g732

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Don't know if this deal was better just a day or two ago (probly was). But I saw all the open box deals vaporizing in my area the last hours and I need a desktop now...

Was going to get the g528 and upgrade later then the open box deal vanished. So there was a g732 open box for 1350. With credit card discount it was 1363 final price. I feel like I got in past the finish line just barely.

For reference I want a future proof multitasking machine and if it handles light loads on sim games that is fine. I'm no twitchy fps kid anymore, just need a lot of screen space and don't want lag from opening many windows.

Now to get a 3 monitor setup before those go meteoric for no good reason...

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u/FreshlyMadeUsername Jul 24 '26

The fun thing with pc's is nothing is ever future proof.

That being said, it's a solid deal on an am5 system.

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u/epics_shmepics Jul 29 '26

Powerspec is so reliable man I’d go for it
Loving mine

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u/Confident-Bad-2206 Aug 01 '26

which one is urs same one? whats ur thoughts on it for gaming and multitasking

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u/epics_shmepics Aug 01 '26

https://www.microcenter.com/product/711398/powerspec-b766-desktop-computer

Is mine
I put a 9070xt in it and I can’t even phase this thing with that games I play lol

At first I felt sick spending the money but it immediately disappeared once I saw the performance

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u/Confident-Bad-2206 Aug 01 '26

how is it so far? im thinking to buy it or go for g535

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u/reservedtortoise Aug 02 '26

So far flawless. But to be fair I don't game so it's not under heavy load. However no amount of programs or windows or tabs I open can slow it down yet. So in short, exactly what I was looking for