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Is this a good price to buy a Used G20CI-DS72-GTX1070 Tower Desktop at $1400?

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You could build a better PC on your own for less, but if you think that saving time is worth a few hundred bucks (which IMO it is definitely not, especially if you've already built a PC and can make a full build in an hour-ish) then I guess it's pretty okay value for a prebuilt.

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Nearly brand new Rog G20CI-gtx1070-7700-512Gb SSD+1Tb HDD-16Gb RAM (bought on May 1st)

 

from a original buyer calling the sell price of $1400 (original $1685, after tax, bought from Newegg)

 

I just want to buy it from this friend and save a lot of time building one on my own. Besides she is also looking to buy a DIY model since it would be more future-expandable.

My primary aim for this PC is to play Rainbow Six Siege on a 1080p 144hz monitor with a good graphic quality.

 

Can you guys tell me if this is a good deal?

 

Many thanks to suggesters!!

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You could build a better PC on your own for less, but if you think that saving time is worth a few hundred bucks (which IMO it is definitely not, especially if you've already built a PC and can make a full build in an hour-ish) then I guess it's pretty okay value for a prebuilt.

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