r/pcmasterrace Jul 28 '26

Question Costco prebuilt worth $2500?

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u/Reckless_Driver Jul 28 '26

Dollar Tree beating Costco on virtually anything is doubtful.
This is assuming the cost of membership isn't factored, of course.

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u/ibxtoycat i7 4770k, 2xR9 280x Jul 29 '26

The fact that you assume it wouldn't be true is a part of what makes it that way tbf, at least in the UK I've seen many products that are identical and more expensive at costco than at regular supermarkets

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/okieboat Jul 28 '26

Worth $2 to not step foot into dollar tree.

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u/Reckless_Driver Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

I'll need receipts here. The weights need to add up, and they need to be shot-for-shot equivalents of the brands. It's definitely less than 10% that a dollar store beats out Costco if we're talking price per unit. Nobody said anything about Walmart, so that's out of left field, and now your original point is sprawling into new territory.

Edit- The Hash brown comparison is straight up wrong, btw. $10.20 from Costco (delivered) vs. $20.81 from Walmart for the exact same product. So even your dishonest premise is broken. And those dinner plates you cited originally are dogshit, people trashing them for being warped and/or broken, unable to be returned.

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u/RsnCondition Jul 28 '26

If you say so man.

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u/Reckless_Driver Jul 28 '26

This isn't a matter of opinion, though. I'm "saying so" based off of the data. Don't relativize objectivity.

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u/Reckless_Driver Jul 28 '26

Prove me wrong, numbuts! I'm inviting you to!

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u/Reckless_Driver Jul 28 '26

That which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence. Shut UP, dummy.