Kinda light tbh 🫠 #pcsetup #pc #pcbuild #pcgaming #pcmr #pchardware #setupgaming #microcenter

[jonahtetrick]

“We’re gonna see what it’s worth” proceeds to not say what it’s worth

[keltonhunt]

Did the math on it, raw parts are probably worth about 1, 496$. I'm including some other prices in here too: RGB fans, custom cabeling, solid case, and power supply all probably make this a solid enough deal.

[TheBeeMan]

So it’s a Powerspec G712 here’s the specs and prices

Asus TUF X670E Plus board: $307
Ryzen 7 7700 $335
EVGA 750 PSU $158
DDR5 5200 32 gb ram $104
NVME SSD $58
Nvidia 3070ti 8gb $370
AIO cooler $55
Cheap case with ARGB fans $100

Total cost to diy $1487

Total difference
$113 roughly. Idk the full specs on things like the PSU, SSD, case, or AIO, so they may be a little more or less depending on where you get them. I personally just wait until stuff goes on sale on Amazon or Newegg before I buy it.

[eyesonlyvideo]

Good enough for me, I don't game. I do occasionally edit video so it'd work well enough for that

[shrilledskeleton]

nah imma just build my own pc with that money, would be way better

[monke]

Bro they be putting in the best cpu‘s and then they only put in a 3070 lol i got a ryzen 5950x and a 3070 in my pc gon get upgrade soon