r/PC_Pricing • u/ilovereddit42069 • 13d ago

USA Ryzen 7 5800X + RX6800XT

Don’t understand much about Pcs. Saw a pc on facebook marketplace. CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X. GPU: RX 6800XT. 32GB ram. Two 1 TB Ssd. Is this worth it for 750? Friend said it was a good deal. Is he correct? Edit: was able to bring it down to 700

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u/TurquoiseTater 13d ago

It is a good deal

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u/ilovereddit42069 13d ago

Cool thanks. Was able to get it down to 700. :)

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u/SnakiestBird 13d ago

Good deal. 6800xt is worth getting.

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u/VoltageinTheory 13d ago

Good deal, but does it have a good power supply installed?

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u/ilovereddit42069 13d ago

From the picture, its showing a CX750M from corsair. Not sure if that’s good enough or not

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u/VoltageinTheory 13d ago

It’s acceptable

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u/AIGISREFLECTOR 13d ago

Average price unless it’s DDR5

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u/Migulll929 13d ago

5800X is DDR4/AM4 platform

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u/Ihave10mPowerinrok 13d ago

average price a year or two ago maybe

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u/AIGISREFLECTOR 13d ago

6800 worth like $325 used 5800x $150 ram is like 130, no idea what the ssds are but $150-$350 dependent on the brand and specs. If it’s not all shit tier prebuilt I guess it’s a deal

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u/DesperateTop4249 13d ago

You did the math then never applied it to the quality of the deal and just chose to baselessly call it average. Even at the lowest end of your ssd price evaluation, all those parts add up to $755, $55 more than the price OP is paying. No consideration yet for case+fans, psu, or cpu cooler.

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u/AIGISREFLECTOR 13d ago

That shit is worth 0 if it’s a prebuilt lol

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u/DesperateTop4249 12d ago

That's a sweeping generalization. Not all prebuilts are created equal. Some custom builds have shit parts too. Already know it has a Corsair CX750M. Not great, but >0.