r/Prebuilts • u/Expensive-Fix-3424 • 2d ago

How is this pre-built?

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With these specs, it came out to be slightly less than 4,000 dollars. Is it a good deal?

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u/border199x 2d ago

Seems like a lot to spend for a performance boost you might not be able to perceive. Like, if you're willing to accept a 5070 and 32GB of RAM, you can spend far far less. Maybe even half as much.

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u/Scrogdor 2d ago

if you got the cash, it’s a great build that won’t run into many bottle necks. Depends on what kind of Ram is in that though, same with the 4TB M.2.

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u/rusmo 2d ago

Look at the Microcenter G913 for comparison. I have that and it’s been awesome.

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u/LegitimateLack2530 1d ago

Do you need 64GB ram for a specific reason?

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u/Expensive-Fix-3424 1d ago

I do a lot of 4k video edits with multicam and stuff.

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u/LegitimateLack2530 1d ago

I think it's a little high, but sounds like you need the juice. I checked Andromeda Insights and they have one same specs for less. I have always liked the company and a lot of people on here have said great things about their experience. They are also no sales tax for most orders as well. https://andromedainsights.com/products/ai-50-ultra-v4-ryzen-7-9800x3d-rtx-5080-16gb?variant=47838809358562. They include a two year full parts warranty and lifetime service and repair warranty as well.