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Should I buy a pre-built system now or wait for black friday?

Dropit

My old system (i5 6400, gtx 960) is getting slow and the new ryzen cpus and gpus look shiny. Found a good offer for a whole pre built system (r5 3600, 16gb DDR4 3200, Vega 56, 550W PSU, B450 tomahawk mobo, and a case) for 760€. Do you think it will be cheaper on black friday? 

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Don't buy pre built junk. That power supply is almost certainly junk and the card is definitely a blower so it will be hot, loud and unstable.

 

Build a system with a 5700 and youll have a cool, quiet and powerful gaming PC

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Black Friday is 83 days away, who's to say this model will even still be available? Also, the way you outlined the parts doesn't make it sound like a prebuilt, it sounds like a used PC, of course a store bought prebuilt comes with a case but PC parts off Facebook market may be everything but the case.

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While we can't see into the future, I'd just wait and build something on Black Friday if you're able.

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If may help if you tell us who the builder is, but it sounds like a decent enough rig.  

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16 hours ago, 5x5 said:

Don't buy pre built junk. That power supply is almost certainly junk and the card is definitely a blower so it will be hot, loud and unstable.

 

Build a system with a 5700 and youll have a cool, quiet and powerful gaming PC

Yeah was thinking about it again, and you were right about PSU. Thanks for the help I think I'll build my pc myself

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16 hours ago, nick name said:

If may help if you tell us who the builder is, but it sounds like a decent enough rig.  

It is from memory-pc

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Only thing now is, where I can get a windwos 10 licence that works and cheap is. I don't want to spend 150€ just for the windows licence

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6 hours ago, Dropit said:

Only thing now is, where I can get a windwos 10 licence that works and cheap is. I don't want to spend 150€ just for the windows licence

I got mine from eBay and there are other sites that sell keys.  Give it a check.  I wanna say that Paul's Hardware has a site he has mentioned several times too.  Hopefully somebody here can remember who it was.  

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