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Clearance: HP Envy Gaming PC from $699, Synology & Qnap NAS with Seagate HDD from $475 @ PC LAN

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Clearance: HP Envy Gaming PC from $699, Synology & Qnap NAS with Seagate HDD from $475 @ PC LAN
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Store Reppclan on 24/11/2015 - 13:29 pclan.com.au (435 clicks)
Last edited 24/11/2015 - 17:16

Hi!

Clearance sales in PC Lan on this week!

HP Envy Phoenix Gaming PC
1. Intel i5 4590|8GB Ram|16GB mSATA SSD|2TB HDD|GTX-745 4GB|WLAN BT|Win 8.1|Wireless K&M $699
2. Intel i7 4790|16GB Ram|16GB mSATA SSD|3TB HDD|GTX-770 2GB|WLAN BT|Win 8.1|Wireless K&M $1399
3. HP ENVY 24 23.8-Inch IPS Monitor With Beats Audio $299

*Buy ENVY PC with an ENVY Monitor to Save $100

Synology NAS
1. DS216se (Diskless) $219.95 | with 4TB (2 x Seagate 2TB) - $475
2. DS216play (Diskless) $399 | with 4TB (2 x Seagate 2TB) - $570
3. DS415+ (Diskless) $635 | with 6TB (3 X Seagate 2TB) - $1165

*Get your 4th Hard Disk Drive from Seagate for free with DS415+

Seagate NAS
1. Seagate 4 Bays NAS Pro (8TB) STDE8000300 $625
Seagate 4 Bays NAS Pro (STDE8000300 Diskless) $299
2. Seagate 6 Bays NAS Pro (12TB) STDF12000300 $999
Seagate 6 Bays NAS Pro (STDF12000300 Diskless) $399

Qnap NAS
1. TS-451 (Diskless) $519 | with 6TB (3 x Seagate 2TB) $799
2. TS-453 Pro (Diskless) $672 | with 8TB (4 x Seagate 2TB)$1050
3. TS-651 (Diskless) $622 | with 12TB (6 x 2 Seagate 2TB)$1230

*Get your 4th Hard Disk Drive from Seagate for free with TS-451

Please note:
Seagate Hard Drive promotion(seagatespecials.com.au) ends 18th January 2016 2015 23:59 AEDT (inclusive) -

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  • [Deactivated] on 24/11/2015 - 13:48
    +1

    Just so people know the GTX 745 will get you about half to two thirds the frame rate of a GTX 750 Ti.

    • greenraida on 24/11/2015 - 13:50

      Is that good?

      • [Deactivated] on 24/11/2015 - 13:51
        +1

        It's OK. You'll game at 720p very well but struggle pretty badly at 1080p.

        The 750 Ti is generally considered the minimum for a decent gamer machine.

        • greenraida on 24/11/2015 - 13:53

          Thanks heaps :)

          Hows the 2nd machine? Does that one provide a bit more grunt?

        • [Deactivated] on 24/11/2015 - 13:54
          +1

          @greenraida: Knocks it out of the park. About double the 750Ti. A little high on heat and power consumption compared to newer cards but very good at delivering frames.

        • Store Reppclan @ PC LAN Online on 24/11/2015 - 14:14
          +1

          @greenraida: The 2nd one comes with a water cooling system.

  • flashi007 on 24/11/2015 - 14:18

    Anyone comment on a starter NAS to buy?

    I hear the Sinology may be easier to setup?

    I have no idea - just want it to hold all my media - atm have a small drive connected to my airport extreme.

    • Transparent on 24/11/2015 - 14:29

      I've had both Synology & QNAP. The setup is easy on both.
      If you don't need a RAID (data protection in case a drive fails)then this may not be the best choice. 8TB from amazon for $300 may do.

    • Store Reppclan @ PC LAN Online on 24/11/2015 - 14:33

      Hi there

      The synology DS216SE is a good option for a starter NAS, if you are looking for play video over the NAS the DS216 Play will have better performance due to the higher specification.

      All the synology NAS come with the user friendly UI which is easy to set up. However, we will configure the NAS for you before shipping out if you purchase the NAS with HDD.

      Regards,
      PC Lan

    • glenn955 on 24/11/2015 - 15:49

      I use Synology at home and have briefly touched QNAP at work. I much prefer the Synology.

      The Synology is the best thing I have bought for a while. The apps that can run on it are cool. Cloud station syncs files to the NAS and then out to other PC/Mac's. So I make a change on one computer and it ends up on all of them. Remote access to files is easy (the hardest part is opening a port on the router)

      pease of mind with many levels of redundancy and the ability of mixing disk size/manufacturer is nice! Even a hot spare is comforting if you can justify having a drive available just in case of a failure. (Protects if 2 drives fail)

      I started with a 4 bay and then moved to an 8 bay. Got one more slot left to fill before I start looking at a 5 bay expansion.

  • shake on 24/11/2015 - 15:19

    Hi rep - I'm interested in the DS215j - would you be able to offer a deal on these?

  • solidice on 24/11/2015 - 16:26
    +2

    Looks like shopping express has the Qnap devices far cheaper. PCLan $569 for the TS-451 vs Shopping Express $489 for the same product.

  • SeeKo on 25/11/2015 - 18:06

    I was just looking at that HP Envy i7 on other websites. 1400 isn't bad but personally not enough of a deal compared to the other offers that have come through OzB. Patience and something better will come along I think =)

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