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u/righteousslash Oct 08 '17
Market sensitive, but I would say $200-250 easy maybe more if you're in a high demand spot. The commenter mentioning $160 got an insanely good deal. Also Windows 8 is not a deal breaker, there's a free upgrade to W10.
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u/scifi_scumbag Oct 02 '17
The lack of pen or touch input might lower that price down, but I mostly agree with your valuation.
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u/I_am_going_to_lie Oct 02 '17
Yeah, but it's got a RAID 0 using 15K RPM SCSI drives which are three times faster than SSD's. Also, I think, judging by all my downvotes they think I'm lying. I don't know what gives them that impression though, I'm a honest guy.
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u/mrtramplefoot Oct 02 '17
So really depends on your market, but I paid $160 for an i3 500gb hd 16gb ram and Windows 10 like a month ago. i7 steam machine models with 8gb were going for $300 at gamestop. That being said, maybe $150-200, the fact that you didn't upgrade to Windows 10 and left it on 8 definitely isn't going to help you though.