Lenovo saviour blade 9000? Prebuilt China only

[Prof. Lucifer]

I recently came across a cool prebuilt from Lenovo and it seems to be a bit too cheap for it's specs.l, can someone tell me what Lenovo most likely cut corners on for this build, thanks.

 

Specs:

1tb SSD

Rtx2070

I7 9700k

16gb ram

(Sorry, but my Chinese isn't good enough to provide a proper translation)

 

[Mnky313]

4 minutes ago, Prof. Lucifer said:

I recently came across a cool prebuilt from Lenovo and it seems to be a bit too cheap for it's specs.l, can someone tell me what Lenovo most likely cut corners on for this build, thanks.

 

Specs:

1tb SSD

Rtx2070

I7 9700k

16gb ram

(Sorry, but my Chinese isn't good enough to provide a proper translation)

 

for ~$1400 usd it's not so good of a deal to be suspicious, you can build a system with 1 2070/9700k/16 RAM/1TB SSD for about the same price (and that's with a good psu/ssd which you probably wont get with that prebuilt). That being said the fact that it says 2060 in the grey text under the image is a little suspicious, if it has a 2060 that would also make the price more inline with other prebuilts, so that's my guess.

[Corrupt_Liberty]

You can expect the same corners most of them cut.  Cheaper motherboard that doesn't allow overclocking (or not really designed for it if it does), cheaper PSU, bargain bin RAM modules, SSD without DRAM for cache, blower style cooler on GPU.  It'll probably be a nice case (doubt it'll have a filter on the intake side) with bright and shiny RGB's though.

 

Some or all of this will apply.  YMMV.

[Prof. Lucifer]

45 minutes ago, Mnky313 said:

for ~$1400 usd it's not so good of a deal to be suspicious, you can build a system with 1 2070/9700k/16 RAM/1TB SSD for about the same price (and that's with a good psu/ssd which you probably wont get with that prebuilt). That being said the fact that it says 2060 in the grey text under the image is a little suspicious, if it has a 2060 that would also make the price more inline with other prebuilts, so that's my guess.

I can say with 100% confidence that it's not a 2060 because on Chinese websites you choose what model you want in the webpage so one image is used for around 15 configs for the pc

[Prof. Lucifer]

51 minutes ago, Corrupt_Liberty said:

You can expect the same corners most of them cut.  Cheaper motherboard that doesn't allow overclocking (or not really designed for it if it does), cheaper PSU, bargain bin RAM modules, SSD without DRAM for cache, blower style cooler on GPU.  It'll probably be a nice case (doubt it'll have a filter on the intake side) with bright and shiny RGB's though.

 

Some or all of this will apply.  YMMV.

Do you think this PC is good though, because I'm trying to figure out whether it's better to get a PC and use my 2017 MacBook pro for school or get a new laptop. Either way I'm going to get a monitor so Im just trying to figure out which is more worth it.

[Corrupt_Liberty]

It's probably as good as any pre-built.  If you don't want to build you own then go for it.

[shitxxxxxxx]

Damn it bro . got the same topic like you .. is there anyone can tell me how could i know part of this pc are real ... which program should i test it ...

 

Price only 1200$ 

 Lenovo Saver Blade 9000 3 Generation 
Intel Core i9 Split Desktop Black
9th generation Intel Core i9-9900K 3.6MHz 
Windows 10 Home Chinese version
Ram 32G Kingston DDR4 3200Mhz 
2T HDD+500GB M2.SSD
GeForce RTX 2080-8GB/Black