[DEAD] ABS Challenger Gaming PC - Intel i3 10100 - GeForce GTX 1650 - 8GB DDR4 - 512GB SSD $499 @ Newegg

[VirtualLarry]

ABS Challenger Gaming PC - Intel i3 10100 - GeForce GTX 1650 - 8GB DDR4 - 512GB SSD $499

Are you a human?

www.newegg.com

This is their house-brand custom-built PC lineup. Hard to build one (including Win10) for this price!

Edit: Now $549, not so hot.

 

[balloonshark]

This deal is back again for $459 if you don't mind used. https://vipoutlet.com/product/hp-tg...uper-4gb-8gb-ram-256gb-ssd-win-10-home-black/

HP TG01-0023w Pavilion Gaming Ryzen 5 3500 3.59GHz NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER 4GB 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Win 10 Home Black

 

[DAPUNISHER]

This deal is back again for $459 if you don't mind used. https://vipoutlet.com/product/hp-tg...uper-4gb-8gb-ram-256gb-ssd-win-10-home-black/

HP TG01-0023w Pavilion Gaming Ryzen 5 3500 3.59GHz NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER 4GB 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Win 10 Home Black

I signed up, got the coupon code 10vipfirst had it in my cart, bailed, came back here to post it. I see you caught it too.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Well, I just gave mine away. (The ABS 10100/GTX 1650 gaming PC). Tho, I forgot to include a 16GB DDR4 kit to the friend I was giving it away to. I knew I forgot something. Came back here to check the specs, yeah, 8GB, not 16GB. You really need 16GB these days.

Oh well, I can send that to him later, I guess. RAM's thankfully not super-expensive, but it does seem to be trending upwards. (DDR4-3200 16GB kit / 2x8GB is going for $70-75 these days, maybe 6-12 months ago, it was dropping just below $50, $49.99 for some Team Group Vulcan DDR4-3200 with presumed Hynix chips. I stocked up back then, and now I'm using some Silicon Power DDR4-3200 16GB kits that I picked up for $69.99 on ShellShocker one day.)

 

[ultimatebob]

Well, I just gave mine away. (The ABS 10100/GTX 1650 gaming PC). Tho, I forgot to include a 16GB DDR4 kit to the friend I was giving it away to. I knew I forgot something. Came back here to check the specs, yeah, 8GB, not 16GB. You really need 16GB these days.

Oh well, I can send that to him later, I guess. RAM's thankfully not super-expensive, but it does seem to be trending upwards. (DDR4-3200 16GB kit / 2x8GB is going for $70-75 these days, maybe 6-12 months ago, it was dropping just below $50, $49.99 for some Team Group Vulcan DDR4-3200 with presumed Hynix chips. I stocked up back then, and now I'm using some Silicon Power DDR4-3200 16GB kits that I picked up for $69.99 on ShellShocker one day.)

Does it really matter how much memory is in the PC at this point? I'd imagine that 60% of the people buying that PC are just planning on using the video card from it and selling/donating the rest.