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Intel i7 RTX 3070 Gaming PC $2499, Intel i7 RTX 3080 Gaming PC $2799 & Free Delivery + Surcharge @ MSY

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Hey guys, this time around has come finally! Yes, we are celebrating another year with a Christmas sale with THREE fantastic gaming systems at MSY!
Limited time offer as Xmas is just around the corner – what are you still waiting for?
limited stock, while stocks last!
Check out those systems features below.

1%/1.5% payment surcharge

https://www.msy.com.au/online/msy-systems/4706-mspec-aquarac…
CPU: Intel Core i7 10700F up to 4.8GHz
RAM: 16GB 3200 Mhz
HDD/SSD: 480GB SSD
VGA: GeForce® RTX 3080 10GB LHR

refer something different? No worries, we have got you covered. Check out our next SYSTEM DEAL: INTEL 10700F RTX 3070 for $2499 with FREE delivery AUSTRALIA WIDE!
Yes, it is a limited quantity deal. So again, be quick folks!

https://www.msy.com.au/online/msy-systems/4699-mspec-seamast…
CPU: Intel Core i7 10700F upto 4.8GHz
RAM: 16GB 3200 Mhz
HDD/SSD: 480GB SSD
VGA: GeForce® RTX 3070 8GB LHR

also we have entry level gaming system below $1000

https://www.msy.com.au/online/msy-systems/4707-mspec-raptor-…
CPU: Intel Core i5 11400 upto 4.4GHz
RAM: 16GB 2666 Mhz
HDD/SSD: 480GB SSD
VGA: GeForce® GTX 1050 Ti 4GB

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  • +5

    Thanks rep for your effort. Those GPUs are highly coveted in the current market, but the rest of the PC components are not what I want in a new build :(

    • +1

      Are you also a PS5/ Xbox Series X scalper? Do you also put recyclables in the red bin, take 100+ items to express checkouts, etc.?

      • -2

        Yep!

        • Shame on you.

  • Hi OP, No Ryzen options?

  • +1

    What is this techfast? No brand components for everything.

  • +8

    No offence to OP. This is just a general comment. We have gone so far backwards regarding system building that now any two or three year old component has become the norm. There is no shortage of CPUs and motherboards so please stop selling us trash. We will remember these years. I promise you I for one have tattooed on my brain. The retailers now have a hand in this. Previously buying the components separately and building was cheaper than getting a pre-built system which required you to add $100-200 for the store to build it. Now getting a pre-built system is like $500 cheaper. So how are the retailers able to do that? They are price gouging us on the components that's how. You have worked out that keeping the GPU prices high for consumers means we are forced to buy trash components to get our hands on the GPU. Computer retailers are modern day car salesmen selling us lemons.

    • +2

      Rather, they're selling you the equivalent of homebranded junk bundled together where you would never get something like that individually. I could never buy a value pre-built at the cost of what I paid for the parts I have in my PC, but everything in mine is mid to top spec without being overpriced. And this is with OzB price hunting.

    • Then keep waiting bro, can't do much else.

    • +1

      Not to defend the practice but I think it's being forced upon them by the manufacturers. AIBs know all the shops need GPUs so they make the shops buy other components for the privilege of GPU stock, which means it's passed down to us in this prebuilt form. This is what I gather from reading about it by previous techfast deals and such.

      GPU prices currently are stupid and everyone is to blame (including consumers and miners). I am hodl not because I am poor but out of principle.

    • Easy to complain, but lets look at the alternative. In the apparent dream world where GPU units are priced "normally" and unbundled by retailers. These will just get botted and scalped, leading to us regular consumers just ending by paying the same inflated prices, but now from shady markets.

      From the retailers perspective, getting an allocation of GPUs from supplier probably required a significant purchase of what you call "trash components". This is all inventory that still needs to be sold, so its just all being passed on to the consumer. Not saying if this practice is good or bad, but its understandable in the reality we live in.

      In my perspective, its a pretty decent tradeoff to keep scalpers off the stock. These "trash components" don't have much resell value to them, but may be somewhat usable for genuine customers. For enthusiasts, for which I assume such as yourself, well, yeah its hell.

    • So msy hasn't change much after all these years …

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