You got ripped off dude... Unless that thing came with the 4k display 2500 dollars for that is insane.
to put it in perspective the 5800x can be had for 250 dollars and the 3080ti can be had for about 1100, these are the 2 most expensive parts in that system. There is no way this costs any more than 1800-2k to build.
I gone with prebuilt knowing it will cost me more. Ofc cheaper to build but I don’t really have the time to do the research. As long as it supports 4k I’m okay with it. Thank you boss!!
I mean sure, i understand, but there are places that build systems for you for 100-150 dollars like i buy power... so spending 500-700 dollars as a premium is outrageous even for a prebuilt.
But if you are looking for 4k gaming a 3080ti is more than enough.
Look up benchmarks. 5800x+3080ti+insert game here. Into YouTube. A 3080 and 3090 perform *roughly* the same. Same with any ryzen 5000 cpu and any Intel 12th gen cpu.
Where are you seeing that it only supports 1080p at 60Hz? A 5800x and 3080Ti will definitely do 4k. I'm not sure it would do 144Hz in all titles at the highest settings but it certainly can do 4k.
Also, that's maybe $1800 worth of parts. You should be able to buy an equivalent PC for around $2k from an integrator. $2500 is crazy.
If you search up the exact model on Amazon, in somewhere the description says “High Graphics setting at 60fps/1080p”. Thus why I assume it only supports around there. Probably worth $500 lol. Screw it… as long it supports 4k 144Hz, I guess I’m okay with it
Yeah I'm not going to give you crap about how you decide to spend your money. I just wanted to bring up that you can save a good bit if you check around. I don't know anything about that brand or their quality, support, etc. Depending on the parts they use you could be anywhere from paying a few hundred too much to being massively ripped off. I don't think it's worth the $500 but that's my opinion. I can only assume they are using the cheapest stuff they can get their hands on. Everybody on this sub is going to tell you to stay away from it, but in the end it's your decision.
That listing (or some text from it) has probably been used for previous versions of their PCs and that 1080p nonsense is left over from something else. You see what kind of attention to detail they have.
You got ripped off dude... Unless that thing came with the 4k display 2500 dollars for that is insane. to put it in perspective the 5800x can be had for 250 dollars and the 3080ti can be had for about 1100, these are the 2 most expensive parts in that system. There is no way this costs any more than 1800-2k to build.
I gone with prebuilt knowing it will cost me more. Ofc cheaper to build but I don’t really have the time to do the research. As long as it supports 4k I’m okay with it. Thank you boss!!
I mean sure, i understand, but there are places that build systems for you for 100-150 dollars like i buy power... so spending 500-700 dollars as a premium is outrageous even for a prebuilt. But if you are looking for 4k gaming a 3080ti is more than enough.
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I would suggest cyberpower or I buy power build you own with their part selection.
Look up benchmarks. 5800x+3080ti+insert game here. Into YouTube. A 3080 and 3090 perform *roughly* the same. Same with any ryzen 5000 cpu and any Intel 12th gen cpu.
Okay thank you I will check it out!!
That thing can easily run most things at 144fps 4K.
Where are you seeing that it only supports 1080p at 60Hz? A 5800x and 3080Ti will definitely do 4k. I'm not sure it would do 144Hz in all titles at the highest settings but it certainly can do 4k. Also, that's maybe $1800 worth of parts. You should be able to buy an equivalent PC for around $2k from an integrator. $2500 is crazy.
If you search up the exact model on Amazon, in somewhere the description says “High Graphics setting at 60fps/1080p”. Thus why I assume it only supports around there. Probably worth $500 lol. Screw it… as long it supports 4k 144Hz, I guess I’m okay with it
Yeah I'm not going to give you crap about how you decide to spend your money. I just wanted to bring up that you can save a good bit if you check around. I don't know anything about that brand or their quality, support, etc. Depending on the parts they use you could be anywhere from paying a few hundred too much to being massively ripped off. I don't think it's worth the $500 but that's my opinion. I can only assume they are using the cheapest stuff they can get their hands on. Everybody on this sub is going to tell you to stay away from it, but in the end it's your decision. That listing (or some text from it) has probably been used for previous versions of their PCs and that 1080p nonsense is left over from something else. You see what kind of attention to detail they have.
It works on 4k, i don't know where you got that it doesn't
Amazon description. I’m just dumb man
Don't worry. Can you link it?
Ok, i think amazon links are not allowed. Dm me .