They gave me this offer for a pc, is it a good one?

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Hello guys,

I visited a local store and I told them I need a gaming PC for around 1,000 Euro and they gave me this offer and I am wondering if it is a good one, or should I look somewhere else? Of course in the offer there is no operating system but is OK , because I have original Windows 7 to install.
Here is the offer and please tell me if is a good deal or not:

1. CPU INTEL CORE I5-7400 3.00GHZ LGA1151 - BOX

2. HDD TOSHIBA DT01ACA100 1TB 3.5'' SATA3

3. SSD KINGSTON SUV400S37/120GBK SSDNOW UV400 120GB 2.5'' SATA3 STAND-ALONE DRIVE BULK

4. RAM HYPERX HX424C15FBK2/8 8GB (2X4GB) DDR4 2400MHZ DDR4 HYPERX FURY DUAL CHANNEL KIT

5. VGA ASUS GEFORCE GTX 1050 PH-GTX1050-2G 2GB GDDR5 PCI-E RETAIL

6. MOTHERBOARD ASUS B150M-K RETAIL

7. High Definition Audio (5.1 + 2 multi-streaming).
8. 10/100/1000 NETWORK
9. LG GH24NSD1 INTERNAL SUPER MULTI DVD RECORDER BULK
10. PSU FORCE FO35XD 650W POWER SUPPLY
11. CASE
12. NO OPERATING SYSTEM
13. NO MONITOR
14. NO MOUSE


I look forward for your answers, thanx.
 
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velocityg4
With a Kaby Lake CPU you need Windows 10. There are hacks to get Windows 7 working. Do you really want to rely on an OS that needs a hack to function? I suppose you can install Windows 7 then upgrade to 10.

That is a horrible price. Although price really depends on the country.

If you can't build it yourself. You can likely get a better price spending €900 on parts and paying someone €100 to come to your house, assemble it and install your copy of Windows.

Although as you feel you can install Windows yourself. You should be able to assemble it yourself. Tinker toys or a Lego set are more challenging to assemble.
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With a Kaby Lake CPU you need Windows 10. There are hacks to get Windows 7 working. Do you really want to rely on an OS that needs a hack to function? I suppose you can install Windows 7 then upgrade to 10.

That is a horrible price. Although price really depends on the country.

If you can't build it yourself. You can likely get a better price spending €900 on parts and paying someone €100 to come to your house, assemble it and install your copy of Windows.

Although as you feel you can install Windows yourself. You should be able to assemble it yourself. Tinker toys or a Lego set are more challenging to assemble.
 
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