Pick up an iBUYPOWER desktop PC (with RTX 4070 Super) for a fraction of the price of an RTX 5090 — now just $1,399
PC gaming made simple.
For much less than the price of an Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU, you can pick up a 1080/1440p gaming PC without breaking the bank or spending anywhere near $2,000. Today's deal might be a good option if you're searching for a fairly budget gaming PC. The iBUYPOWER Slate Mesh 8 uses a select combination of hardware to let you play the latest games without pushing the budget too high.
Snag the iBUYPOWER Slate Mesh 8 gaming PC at Costco for just $1,399. With an Intel Core i9-14900F processor, this prebuilt PC will ensure you have enough powerful hardware components to play any of the latest demanding AAA games and comfortably use the PC for work or study. The top-tier Intel processor combined with powerful mid-tier graphics is more than enough for most tasks.
The Slate Mesh chassis comes complete with customizable RGB lighting via the included fans, which helps to brighten up your gaming area, adding a little lighting flair to your setup. The case features plenty of mesh paneling and is designed to help keep your components cool during intense gaming sessions with unrestricted airflow.
iBUYPOWER Slate Mesh 8 Gaming PC: now $1,399 at Costco (was $1,699)
A pre-built gaming PC from iBUYPOWER. This model, called the Slate Mesh 8, features great components for 1080p/1440p gaming. Packed in the tower are an Nvidia RTX 4070 Super GPU, Intel Core i9-14900F processor, 32GB of DDR5 memory, and a 2TB SSD for your operating system and games.
Inside this PC is a combination of Intel's top-tier 14900F 24-core processor (eight P-Cores, 16 E-Cores), Nvidia's RTX 4070 Super 12GB graphics card, a large 32GB of RAM, and 2TB of SSD storage.
With this combination of parts, you can experience stunning visuals and smooth gameplay with advanced graphics rendering, including DLSS frame generation. The RTX 4070 Super card only comes with 12GB of VRAM, so it will be limited to new and future games and applications that may require more. Also, bear in mind that 90% or more of the current games out in the wild don't require anywhere near 12GB to run well.
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Stewart Bendle is a deals and coupon writer at Tom's Hardware. A firm believer in “Bang for the buck” Stewart likes to research the best prices and coupon codes for hardware and build PCs that have a great price for performance ratio.
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logainofhades Competent and iBuypower do not belong in the same sentence. Guaranteed it has some no name junk PSU in it, given the listing is 700w. Ram is slow. Tiny cooling for an i9, as well.Reply -
logainofhades ReplyUSAFRet said:Friends don't let friends buy iBuyPower.
Yea the only thing good going for this is the price. You would have to change PSU, cooling, at a minimum. -
WDPowell It's an Intel which is unfortunate. I would like to get a relatively inexpensive machine for running Hyper-V on. I suspect a 16 core Ryzen would be a better choice for that.Reply -
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I've run VMs on both Intel and AMD for years.WDPowell said:It's an Intel which is unfortunate. I would like to get a relatively inexpensive machine for running Hyper-V on. I suspect a 16 core Ryzen would be a better choice for that.
They both work. -
stuffedcrust91 Putting a cheap air cooler on an i9 is wild.. this isn't a good buy or a good recommendation. This is the definition of pushing the gpu/cpu combo that's appealing with pedaling low quality parts to accompany them.Reply