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I already have in mind a gtx 1070 ti for cheap from someone but if I’m going to get it I need a pc that can handle it. Am in U.S. and the pc needs to be $150 or less

 

generally looking for pc without a gpu like in the title that can handle 1070 ti for cheap

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3 minutes ago, Hi guys said:

I already have in mind a gtx 1070 ti for cheap from someone but if I’m going to get it I need a pc that can handle it. Am in U.S. and the pc needs to be $150 or less

 

generally looking for pc without a gpu like in the title that can handle 1070 ti for cheap

You need to look at the refurbished pc's, stuff like atx case intel 4 gen cpu with 4gb or 8gb of ram, i5's or maybe find a 4th gen i7 but I think those would go for $250+

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8 minutes ago, Hi guys said:

the pc needs to be $150 or less

Why not ask for the moon from the sky as well? You will not be getting a good PC for pocket money, unless you find someone selling a second-hand way below what it's actually worth.

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5 minutes ago, Hi guys said:

I already have in mind a gtx 1070 ti for cheap from someone but if I’m going to get it I need a pc that can handle it. Am in U.S. and the pc needs to be $150 or less

 

generally looking for pc without a gpu like in the title that can handle 1070 ti for cheap

$100..150?!?!
 

 

Hell no. A decent motherboard costs that much. Even buying old and heavily used parts will not get you anywhere close. 250 is the bare minimum, and I'd recommend no less than 400 USD

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19 minutes ago, Hi guys said:

I already have in mind a gtx 1070 ti for cheap from someone but if I’m going to get it I need a pc that can handle it. Am in U.S. and the pc needs to be $150 or less

 

generally looking for pc without a gpu like in the title that can handle 1070 ti for cheap

What is "good" and what do you use your pc for?

Plenty of cheap used desktop pcs out there for $150 to do email and surf the web.

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You will need to get a power supply but this MIGHT work. Also, leave the side panel off. Otherwise there isn't enough cooling. 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-790-QuadCore-i7-2600-3-4GHz-Win10-PRO-8GB-Ram-1-5TB-HD-16J-1/184033606816?hash=item2ad941fca0%3Ag%3AYRkAAOSwHrldyfLq&LH_BIN=1

The video card may be too long though... Not sure. 

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1 hour ago, Hi guys said:

Am in U.S. and the pc needs to be $150 or less ... that can handle 1070 ti for cheap

 

Therein lies the problem. A $150 PC doubtless will have a low performance parts that will end up bottlenecking the GTX 1070 Ti's capabilities. You might even be better off pawning/returning the GTX 1070 Ti and using the cash to raise the budget so you can build/buy a more balanced system.

 

Also, to repeat greenmax's question: What are you planning to use this PC for, and would you mind giving examples of what you expect from this PC? For example: "Gaming at the midrange settings at 30 FPS."

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Precision-T3600-Intel-Xeon-E5-1603-8GB-AMD-FirePro-V4900-320gb-Hdd/274270093312?hash=item3fdbc58000%3Ag%3A6~QAAOSwxlBeOw46&LH_BIN=1 ~$110

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