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waitedillon

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I am looking to buy an Alienware Aurora w/ specs:

i5-8400 (4.0 GHz)
Windows 10 Home
850 Watt
GTX 1080
16 GB DDR4-2666Hz
256GB M.2 + 1TB HDD
1 Yr Premium Support
1 Yr McAfee Subscription

For $1,592.

I was holding out on the price of RAM/GPUs to drop but I don't know if the end is in sight and I really want to get a gaming pc since I scrapped my old one.
 
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James Mason
That' basically MSRP for those parts, and fairly well balanced. (GTX 1080s still roughly go for $1000 retail, and the rest of that system costs quite a bit more than the $500 left over)

I'd be somewhat surprised if the mobo it comes with can use ram that fast, but if it does that's a good sign.

The PSU aint gonna be great, but that's not surprising.

The specs check the boxes of the "good for gaming" list at least.

You won't be disappointed.
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waitedillon

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I'm assuming that all prebuilt computers are this way, even the ones from MSI etc. that have their own cards?


 
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That' basically MSRP for those parts, and fairly well balanced. (GTX 1080s still roughly go for $1000 retail, and the rest of that system costs quite a bit more than the $500 left over)

I'd be somewhat surprised if the mobo it comes with can use ram that fast, but if it does that's a good sign.

The PSU aint gonna be great, but that's not surprising.

The specs check the boxes of the "good for gaming" list at least.

You won't be disappointed.
 
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