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I didn’t know that the prebuilt market had gotten so competitive. Only a $400 premium to build, water cool, and warranty the damn thing? It’s a bargain.
by ponker 6y ago
I didn’t know that the prebuilt market had gotten so competitive. Only a $400 premium to build, water cool, and warranty the damn thing? It’s a bargain.
- dogma1138 6y agoDepends on the country also, the 2080ti / 9900K / 32GB RAM, 960GB ultra fast NVME and a 2TB SSD version costs £3,400 in the UK the BOM for those parts is at best equal and depending on the availability actually cheaper than buying them separately. The Corsair One is the first pre-built I was actually considering buying because of its form factor, use of more or less standard PC parts and the warranty and serviceability of it.
- tylerhou 6y agoIt's only a $400 premium because of the discontinuation of the 2080 Ti. At historical prices, it would be an $800-900 premium.