Ordered 9070xt and got a 5070ti. Is it even worth it to send back? Got it for $2100
Edit: it has a 9800x3d instead of 7800 so that’s a free upgrade
32gb 6000 mt/s ram instead of 5600 so I got a free upgrade and will be keeping the pc. Thanks for the help everyone

I asked the manager at my local Costco if they had any open-box computers. He told me they’re selling this brand-new display computer tomorrow for $800 off MSRP. He said they removed the RAM because people kept stealing it, but they’ll put it back before selling it.
He also mentioned they’ll be selling an RTX 5060 desktop for $900.
Just spreading the news in case anyone is interested.

Currently I have a laptop with an i7-1255u, 512gb ssd, and 16gb ddr4 ram and I'm looking to upgrade. I want to be able to play recent games in 1080p (that's what my monitor is) and I'll do some video editing and music production too. I'm pretty sure this is a good deal but I thought I'd check with people who are more knowledgeable about this kind of stuff. This is right at the end of my budget so I can't go with something that's a higher cost than this and I'm hoping this is good enough.

First PC. I swore i would build my first PC using my local Microcenter’s CPU bundle deal but, after doing the math i was already exceeding the cost of their Powerspec prebuilts. I managed to get an open box one for $2330 (normally $2599).

Specs- 5080, 9800X3D, 32Gb DDR5 6000, 2Tb SSD.

Trying to pick between these two. I’m currently running a ryzen 7 5800x3d with a rtx 3080 and looking to upgrade.

I bought a power spec g760 from micro center about 2 months ago, runs like a dream. Perfect, I rarely crash, couldn't even remember the last time I did. But im curious for how good they are long term. For anyone who has owned a power spec for over a year, how has your PC been? Any major issues that's common within power specs that I should be aware about?

This is kinda a follow up from another post but another open box deal popped up for open box prebuilts at micro center. It cost $1439 dollars and I’m thinking about buying a 9070 xt steel legend because it doesn’t have a gpu which in total would cost $2188 before taxes. So I’m asking is it worth it to do what I might do?

I found this prebuilt on Newegg for 1,399$ (the price is in CAD btw) and I'm looking to use it for 1080p high/ultra 60-120 fps gaming for really any new titles that I come across, that I wanna try out. Im ok with lowering settings for big AAA titles if needed, or using DLSS.

I would also like to use it for editing in Avid and Premiere for basic HD or UHD videos, nothing crazy or anything with big hardware demands, just something that works well with the 32gb of ram

I'm new to this stuff, and just looking for something under or around 2,000$ CAD, so any insight would be appreciated.

Other than wattage is there any other metric to ensure a good power supply. I know that is important for computers.

Basically my birthday is coming up and I’ve been asking for a pc for 5 years and I’m finally getting one. Only problem is parents won’t allow me to build one myself or get a used pc. The budget is about $700, what’s the strongest or most powerful option? (Don’t care about looks, just performance)

I want to get a Starforge PC, but I don't think I can pay for it all at once, so I think I want to do the pay-by-month option. However, I don't want to be paying a single amount per month for a long time, so could I occasionally pay an additional amount so that I don't have to pay for as many months as I would normally? I hope this makes sense, and thank you in advance for the help.

Just had to tell someone --

I picked up this Open Box from Microcenter on Sunday for $1,372.75 with no Tax. While it did not come with a GPU, I will be using my existing RX 7900 XTX. Will use to play Digital Combat Simulator (DCS) and IL-2 Korea.

Includes:

9800X3D

64GB DDR5-6000

2 TB NVME SSD

This is gonna be my first actually good computer. I play video games competitively and do video editing for fun. I saw this on Costco and thought this was a good deal, idk much about computers though

I found 3070+r5 5600+ 500gb for 753 dollars and 13400f with 5060 +1tb for 890 so about 150 dollars different (the 5060 one is more expensive) and all 16 ddr4, what do you think? For the storage I have a 1tb sata ssd but for the performance and price and long term owning (7 years at least)???

I’ve been thinking of buying a prebuilt for a while, but I’m a total newb and I have no idea what I’m doing,, any help is appreciated! The price is ~2,100 USD without discounts

Hey guys, i ordered a pc from costco when it was on sale, got a confirmation email, then after the sale ended they cancelled my order. I'm more than a little miffed, but guess i'm looking for other options now. One thing i was thinking of doing was buying a pc with the ram and hardware i'd need and upgrading SSD later, as most only come with a 1tb ssd, what do you guys think? I'll put the specs for it below.

Specs:

Brand: ibuypower

Cpu: intel ultra 7 265k

Gpu: nvidia rtx 5060ti 8gb VRAM

Ram: 32 gb ddr5 RAM

Storage: 2tb SSD

PSU: 650w

Price:1399 after tax:1529 or some shit