Scorptec 20th Anniversary Sale (20 Deals Each Week for 8 Weeks)

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Etheral Point on 08/06/2018 - 21:09 promo.scorptec.com.au (473 clicks)
Last edited 08/06/2018 - 21:18 by 1 other user

Got the email Tuesday.
Not sure about the start/end dates
From 10am to 5pm each day various deals are posted, limited numbers.

today's/this weeks deals were

Product	Price	cheapest competitor (staticice)
linksys E1200	$29	$18.98 EOY
Synology DS218j 2 bay NAS	$249	$267.82 Megabuy
G.Skill Trident Z (16gb)	$349	$246.55 tech buy
ubiquiti unifi PRO	$179	$194 CPL
LG 29UC88-B 29" ultrawide screen	$499	$567 skycomp
NTC vive	$999	$989 (842+147) skycomp
GigaByte Brix kit	$1299	$1466.74 EYO
TP-link 4g n300 modem router	$129	$138 gamedude
ACER Predator	$2299	$2299 mwave
ROG swift 27" screen	$899	$699 Budget PC
samsung 32" curved screen	$299	$339.90 ARC
ZOTAC GTX 1070 Ti	$679	none found
D-link Taipan AC3200	$429	$459 computer alliance/MSY
Seagate 4tb portable HDD	$175	$187 Mwave
Qnap TS-451A	$495	$529 PLE
Razer Kraken Pro headset	$99	$108 Skycomp
Corsair Crystal Case	$207	$228 CPL
WD passport 1tb	$209	$231.44 EYO
corsair K70 RGB Keyboard	$199	$198.89 megabuy
Scorptec Meshify 1060 Gaming PC	$1499	Custom Build

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  hmac on 08/06/2018 - 21:36

  The last deal - Scorptec Meshify 1060 Gaming PC

  An i3-8100 on a Z-series motherboard? Like why would you do that when it isn't a K series?

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    voter1 on 08/06/2018 - 22:53

    +1

    2 reasons:
    1) more features/ports - usb pci-e etc; i didnt look up the exact model
    2) higher end boards are more reliable; I would say the component most likely to die nowadays in modern pc's is the motherboard (excluding anybody that buys generic psu)

    not saying its a good idea still but just giving possibilities

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      greatlamp on 09/06/2018 - 08:01

      I wonder if reliability improves with price anymore.

      Now that so many functions have been integrated into the motherboard chipset, which is made by intel, the main point of failure is the quality of the tracing and soldering on the board itself.

      The same production line will be used to make the low end and high end boards, and in many cases the same plant makes boards from multiple brands.

      I think these days you can get away with a bottom of the range board, from a reputable brand

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  zeto87 on 08/06/2018 - 22:17

  FYI. The $699 price for the ROG Swift 27" screen @ Budget PC is for ex-demo models only ( 1-3 dead pixels ).

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  Ameowzon on 08/06/2018 - 22:27

  +7

  The discounts are really poor. Not your fault, OP, but Scorptec's. It's 20th anniversary, FFS.

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    xuqi on 08/06/2018 - 23:24

    +4

    When was the last time within the past 2 decades have you seen a 'deal' by Scorptec?

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      smartyhaha on 09/06/2018 - 07:02

      I used to have literally $1 discount by their sales and charged 4% on Amex. Their refurbished list is more acceptable in terms of price.
      But 'refurbish'

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    Etheral Point on 09/06/2018 - 12:54

    honestly I don't disagree with you, they looked ok/interesting when I glanced at them originally but after price comparing on staticice most of them are only marginally better. also didn't check shipping expenses so..

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  justtoreply on 09/06/2018 - 14:43

  Staticice isn't always cheapest. Eg the d-link taipan is around $375 minus any coupons on eBay

  Historically I've rarely found scorptec cheapest. That's fine. I've only ever bought there once consequently (it was a hard to find item)

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  Ameowzon on 09/06/2018 - 21:03

  Why do people buy from Scorptec? Care to share?