[SOLVED] Is this new HP desktop PC worth it?

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4m3n

Apr 13, 2020
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Hp z440
Cpu E-1630 v3
Ram 32 gb ddr4
Ssd256 gb
Hdd 1tb
Gpu 1050 ti

730usd
Is it worth it to buy?
Thank you.
 
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4m3n said:
Ok man, pc is used, cant get no info on the psu and motherboard. I don't really know much about pc's and parts. All i would like is to buy a pre-assembled pc under 1000$ that is gonna used like 99% of the time for gaming. It would be great if it could run AAA games in high or medium settings. Any link or type of pc i could buy would be much appreciated.
Thank you
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Used that price is way too high, you can build one for the same cost cheaper. It should be about $400 used for those parts. 32 gb of RAM is adding too much to the cost, and the 1050 Ti used should be under $100.

Issue with buying pre-built computers is that they cheap out on quality in some major areas like the power supply. Even if you don't know much about...
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If anyone wondering i couldn't use shipping
So i bought 1 in country
Fujitsu p710 case
16gb ram
I7 3770
Gtx 1050 ti
+24 INCH Samsung monitor
350 euros all
 
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Alright, alright. Let's say it is kinda' OK, it's not a bad choice. It has 4/8 cores, 4 gb vram, and so on. I guess the power supply is a good one, and the monitor is at least 1080p 60 HZ.. If the 1050 ti is without a cable to the PSU, actually, with an usual PSU things still gotta be fine.

I don't know what are you wondering. Just be happy with ur choice. Ofc it always can be better, but you are also wasting time and nrg for thinking, if you don'want to build it yourself.
 
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