$50 off + Free Shipping with i5/GTX750TI OC mITX Gaming PC, $770 Delivered @ Evatech

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Store Repevatech on 20/05/2014 - 14:24 evatech.com.au (365 clicks)
Last edited 20/05/2014 - 17:56 by 1 other user

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For a limited time we are offering free shipping, a $50 discount a free 8GB USB flash drive with our mITX Gaming PC with the coupon code 'steamos'.

Powered by the new "Devil's Canyon" Intel i5 4460 CPU, front side USB3, 1TB hard drive and factory overclocked 2GB GTX750TI.

Interested in the SteamOS beta? It's also free and 100% compatible with this system! http://store.steampowered.com/steamos/buildyourown

Prefer windows? Just add any version you like to you card on checkout and we will install it free of charge, including component drivers, with absolutely no "bloatware" guaranteed.

CPU : Intel Devils Canyon i5 4460 4-Core 3.2GHz
Motherboard : ASRock Intel 1150 B85M-ITX
Video Card : mITX GTX750 TI 2GB OC
Case : Cooler Master Elite 110 ITX
RAM : Mushkin Blackline 4GB 1600MHz 1.5v C9 (*upgradable)
HDD : Western Digital 1TB Blue
PSU : 450W (Corsair / CFI / FSP or other major brand)
Gamepad: Microsoft PC & 360 Wired Controller
Service : Assembly, Priority Support & 12 Month RTB Warranty

Looking or something with a little more grunt and no so worried about size? Checkout our full Custom Gaming PC range, now with the latest Z97/H97 motherboards & CPUs - http://evatech.com.au/customcomputer.php?cat=gamingpc

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  CharcoaI on 20/05/2014 - 14:47

  +4

  Prices from PCCG:
  i5 4460: $209
  ASRock B85M-ITX: $99
  Gainward 750ti: $179
  CM Elite 110: $49
  Kingston Value 4GB Ram: $45
  WD Blue 1TB: $69
  Corsair VS450 (450w): $55
  Total: $705

  Guess the pricing isn't so bad if you consider it includes free shipping and assembly…

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    MagicTsukai on 20/05/2014 - 15:00

    +1

    don't forget about the 8gb USB :)

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      Murrayb123 on 20/05/2014 - 15:08

      +3

      And the controller

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    Miami Mall Alien on 20/05/2014 - 15:22

    MSY prices are slightly cheaper:

    i5 4460: $209
    ASRock B85M-ITX: $95
    WD Blue 1TB: $64
    Coolermaster RC-120A Elite (more features than the 110): $44

    Guess the pricing isn't so bad if you consider it includes free shipping and assembly…

    Yeah but there's an MSY in every major city and I would go out on a limb and say a majority of folks on here could put a PC together quite easily.

    A $70 dollar saving is worth the the day it'll take you to read up on system building and to put the components together if you're a total novice. (A few hours if you have any intuition and follow instructions well).

    This build price is exactly at, if not slightly over, current market value. It's neither really good nor really bad.

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      Cielescha on 20/05/2014 - 16:18

      Elite 120 has more features, but it's also almost twice as large. Elite 110 is designed for more compact builds.

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    Dionysus on 20/05/2014 - 15:48

    +1

    John Steamos approves this deal

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  MagicTsukai on 20/05/2014 - 14:59

  i'm thinking of getting a new budget comp:

  is the deal here comparable to:

  CPU: Intel Pentium G3420 $79
  Mobo: ASRock H81M $72
  RAM: 8GB (2x4GB) Patriot-S DDR3-1600 $85
  HDD: Western Digital WD Blue 1TB $66
  GPU: Gigabyte 1GB Nvidia GeForce GTX750 OC $138
  Case+PSU: Thermaltake Versa H21/H22 w/ 500W PSU $78
  ODD: DVD-RW Drive $20
  Peripherals: [ 21.5" 1920x1080 / Microsoft Wired Desktop 600 / Logitech LS21 2.1 ] ($169)

  Total: $538 ($707)

  or this
  CPU: AMD FX-6300 $138
  Mobo: ASRock 970-PRO3 R2.0 $88
  RAM: 8GB (2x4GB) Patriot-S DDR3-1600 $85
  HDD: Western Digital WD Blue 1TB $66
  GPU: Gigabyte 2GB AMD Radeon R9 270 $209
  Case: Coolermaster N400 $59
  PSU: Antec Neo Eco 450C Bronze $73
  ODD: DVD-RW Drive $20
  CPU HSF: Coolermaster Hyper TX3 EVO $24
  Peripherals: [ 23" LG 23EA53V-P / Microsoft Wired Desktop 600 / Logitech LS21 2.1 ] ($229)

  Total: $762 ($991)

  since its a mini gaming pc deal will it run games like CSGO better?

  any computer experts here? :)

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    Miami Mall Alien on 20/05/2014 - 15:13

    +1

    Go with the latter build. As is the oft-repeated maxim; a majority of the money should be going to the GPU in a Gaming PC.

    The R9 270 is a significant step up from a GTX 750/GTX 750 Ti and the AMD FX-6300 is a much better CPU.

    If the second build is too steep, I would at least swap out the GTX 750 in the first with a R9 270. But if you source from MSY you should be able to shave at least $100 dollars off WhirlPool's total (which are often out-dated prices).

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      silent1 on 20/05/2014 - 15:36

      Not sure how you'd cut $100 off either of those builds without losing quality or performance. That's more than $10 per parts.

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        Miami Mall Alien on 20/05/2014 - 15:50

        +1

        It's a rough guess but usually when I see WP's PC Suggestions and tally up my own prices I manage to knock off a good $50 to $60 just by finding cheaper vendors.

        If the budget is absolutely set in stone then you're going to be buying locally anyway; so there's no need to look at PCCG (which is where WP sources its prices from) as the shipping and surchages will blow out the price by a hundred something.

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        MagicTsukai on 20/05/2014 - 16:27

        thanks for the help,
        i'll trust this Whirlpool guide :D

        i guess i wont get OP's deal
        but it looks good if you're after a small mini computer harddrive!