Is this PC build the best it can be for $500?

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Mail in rebates do count. At the end the product cost you less than the original price and usually mail -in rebates are some sort of credit card that you can use to buy things on the website/store. It is like going to the grocery to buy juice that costs 5$ and after you paid they give you 2$ . At the end , the Juice cost you 3$ NOT 5. So stop saying mail-in rebates are useless because it is a nice gift to get 75$ after buying a 600$ computer.

Next time , inform yourself about real life before INSULTING me.

 


I would take MIR when possible, but I would like to have a base price of 500 dollars or close to it. I already have a build figured out, thanks to everyone here.

Please no more arguing guys :) You all helped
 
1, I didn't insult you, the moderator would have said so.
2, THEY DO NOT APPLY TO THE CURRENT PURCHASE. You buy x item for x price, and then the company gives you a y$ credit to use on your NEXT purchase.
3, As stated above, they're annoying.
4, You won't even get 60$ out of a 75$ total rebate, I can guarantee that. Some companies issue ''rebates'' to get people like you to buy their stuff and don't give your ''rebate''.
 
He said like 4 post up that he is fine with rebates but would still like the base price to be near $500....

Also that is not true that is it "credit". All rebates come in on prepaid VISA cards, check, or prepaid AMEX cards. This is how they ALL work. You just specify which you want. I always have a check made out to myself.