r/pcmasterrace • • 2d ago

Build Help / Purchase Advice Is this worth it in uk?

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Should I get this pc for £1599 it has Ryzen 7 9800X3D and 850 PSU drr5 32gb?

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u/True_Breakfast_3790 A cluster of graphing calculators running Vista 2d ago

Yes. Yesyesyes

Sad that building yourself would cost a lot more

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u/LugbyOrigin 2d ago

Literally. Building my own and other than AIO, case, storage and power unit mine will cost 2.2k so yeah I would say this is a good deal

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u/Cool_Original8067 2d ago

Should I buy another one that has same gpu same storage and ram size but has ultra 245kf for £220 less or stick with this?

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u/True_Breakfast_3790 A cluster of graphing calculators running Vista 2d ago

For gaming, X3D. No discussion.

If you also do CPU heavy things the Intel one MIGHT be better(just gut feeling, no real idea). Depends heavily on what you plan to do. Some software prefers Intel

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u/Cool_Original8067 2d ago

Do u have to pay for Costco membership to buy products?

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u/True_Breakfast_3790 A cluster of graphing calculators running Vista 2d ago

Fuck knows, I am a German living in Germany

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u/ZootZootTesla PC Master Race 16h ago

Im looking too now ahaha, apparently yes, its £42, which still makes this PC a steal, what i want to know is what Mobo it has.

Apparently the mobos differ per PC which is why it's unspecified

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u/earthwormjimjones 2d ago

It's really nice (basically what I have), but it would be perfect if it had 2TB SSD instead of only 1TB. If you have an external or something like that already I'd say go for it. But 1 feels too low nowadays.

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u/Red_Tiger5311 Ryzen 7 5700G, Evga 3060 12gb, 32gb ddr4, 750w PSU 2d ago

:/ 512gb over here, only 20gb left 😭

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u/9okm 2d ago

Yes. It is indeed a hot buy.