Check your investment performance to see if it's profitable.
Check your investment performance to see if it's profitable.
I recently visited a device pitstop and picked up a custom-built PC they had assembled. It featured an i7 6700k, GA-Z170X UD5, GTX 960 with 4GB RAM, a 120GB SSD, and an A1TB HDD. The price was about $370 USD including tax. Was that a good investment?
The 6700K model is priced around $80 to $90 on eBay. The motherboard typically ranges from $75 to $100. For the graphics card, expect prices between $45 to $100, depending on specifications. The SSD is listed at about $30 for a 1TB unit. A case and power supply might add another $100, bringing the total parts cost to roughly $350 to $450.
We don't understand the worth of 370$, but for you, it could be significant.
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It aligns closely with market values. Improving it further would be challenging even if you assembled it yourself. It isn't the quickest, but at $370 it offers good value for what I need—a budget-friendly test bench. If I found it, I’d likely have bought it, though it wouldn’t serve as a primary workstation.
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