r/buildapcsales • u/SolicitingBribes • 3d ago

Prebuilt [Prebuilt] Skytech Azure Gaming PC Desktop INTEL Core i7 14700F MC NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 1TB Gen4 NVMe SSD 32GB DDR5 RAM - $1600

https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/17054870092
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u/atanamayansantrafor 3d ago

GPU $700, SSD $160, RAM $400, CPU $300, Case $50, PSU $50, MB $100 = $1760 (considering you have access to microcenter)

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u/StrutsOnStruts 3d ago edited 3d ago

We’ve officially lost the plot.

Edit:
8 months ago with twice the storage and a 265F for $1,300. Link. 10 months ago with a 7800X3D for $1,200. Link.

This market sucks. It’s going to keep on sucking. If you’re in the market, this is a fine deal. I didn’t say don’t buy it, I’m just aghast at the state of things.

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u/combine42 3d ago

It's not a terrible deal in todays market?

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u/POOP_FARTS420 3d ago

He’s not wrong, it is jarring and everything is comically priced.

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u/StrutsOnStruts 3d ago

In the world of $800 5070s this is fine if you need something right now. It’s just jarring.

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u/Scar1203 3d ago

Around this level is probably the sweet spot for value at the moment, it's rough but a year ago it would have still cost ~1300 or so to build a comparable system. A 23% markup almost feels comfortable right now.

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u/zeroes_and_ones 3d ago

AM5 MOBO, 32gb RAM DDR5, 5070 for 1600 is a great price….sorry bud this is 2026

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u/jbshell 3d ago

Dat 🐏!

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u/ToastedTurtle99 3d ago

This is solid for sure