is this a good offer ? open to suggestions

xauke

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the company offers this for people that goes to event itself the cheapest ticket is $60 aud for saturday

and this is the offer

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That's actually insanely good value, the i7 by itself costs $470, the motherboard costs $200ish (Get the Gaming M3), get the Thermaltake C21 RGB as the case, and the deepcool AIO. I don't know how they make a profit off this.
Pretty much giving you a free GPU (Which is relatively poor performance), an optane module, 2TB HDD, peripherals, PSU, CPU cooler, 16GB RAM, case and soundcard with Windows 10 Pro as the cherry on top.

 
i dont know if they are making profit or what is happening but i was shocked when i saw it + its in australian dollar aswell
 
The graphics card is pretty weak, if you want to use it for gaming you'll need to replace it. So for $699, plus you said $60 for a ticket, so $759 you can get an i7-7700K, 16GB DDR4 plus 16GB Intel Optane, 2TB HDD and a cheap case and PSU....you're not going to build a computer like that in Australia for anywhere near that price. Sounds like a good deal to me, even if you do have to replace the PSU and graphics card. It all comes down to whether or not you are wanting a new computer.
 


why did you say that for psu isnt it enough ?
 
Because it's a cheap make and if you buy a more powerful graphics card, it's likely to fail.

 
to be honest i was actually buying a new gpu rx480 or gtx 1060 or higher but when i saw this offer i thought why not change my 5 years old pc with something really fresh and like you said place the gpu with rx 480 or something which will be total of 1.100 aud or something i say thats pretty good build for that price specially when usd is high as fuck atm :)
 
I might revise my reply, as I may've been a bit hard on the PSU. Thermaltake do make some great PSUs, but the "smart" series are not, they lack a lot of the protection the more expensive models have. However the PSU used here is the "smart pro" and I really can't find an in depth review on it, but it does sound like it's somewhat better quality than I thought.

 
tbh even without the psu its still looks good i checked the amazon prices for some parts just the processor gaming m3 motherboard and ddr 4 rams are already total of 600 usd which is already higher then the aud price + rest of the parts are basicly free
 


the problem is theres gonna be stock limits tho and they dont give info about it i might end up not getting it and paying for the ticket and losing my time for no reason :) not a huge fan of csgo
 


The Thermaltake Smart Pro RGB is actually quite good quality, no need to replace it at all lol.
 
Issue here is that's a loss leader advert to get people in there.

There's probably only 20 units available & 10000 customers.
See this kind of crap all the time in the UK , issue is you've got to be one lucky SOB to get one.
Probably about as much chance of winning the lottery.
 
i really dont know if i would get it or not they probably have like max 20 units or something cause the deal is actually huge i might chase it down im still deciding :)