With its powerful features, the ERAZER gaming PC is on top of its game: The Intel® Core ™ i5-9400 processor, paired with an NVIDIA® GeForce RTX ™ 2070 AERO from MSI®, ensures absolute top performance - both now and in the future. 16 GB DDR4 RAM complete this high-end overall package and enable quick program changes with outstanding memory performance.
Comes with Free Delivery!
Lol, high end for $1699 but comes with a 2070 and 16gb of 2666 ram.
Intel 9400 to boot!
Come with a total of "GB HDD"
Is it infinite?
Don't forget, it also comes with "Power cord"~
Are you suggesting last gen's mid range CPU isn't High end?
How dare you…
I think this is the brand Aldi sells.
Just gonna leave this here, people can make up their own minds…
Also in the specs:
GB HDD, 256 GB PCIe SSD
in the description:
512 GB PCIe SSD …. 1 TB HDD
Order in July receive in December?
Is i5-9400 "High end" in 2020??
Power cord AND quick start guide??
HOLD ME BACK!
You must've missed the included wired mouse as well.
That 2070 is terrible..
Just take a look at it for one second; https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-RTX-2070-AERO-ITX-…
It's still a blower though lol.
Built one on PC Part Picker for $1561.43 excluding shipping etc.
Not a bad deal, good for someone who doesn't want to build one themselves.
nobody in their right mind would pick this combination of components if they could choose, though.
10% cashback with ShopBack tonight but it looks like computers aren't at this rate.
Be very curious to know the specs of that mate if you have the list handy.
For anyone who doesn't think it's good value; you may have missed that it comes with a free power cord
I…I…whe-e-e-e-e-e-eze
6C6T locked CPU in a $1699 build
whe-e-e-e-e-e-eze
"RTX 2070 non-Super"
whe-e-e-e-e-e-eze
"High-End"
whe-e-e-e-e-e-eze
Omg… hate to see what the mid range gaming pc is if this is the high end lol…
High end gaming PC
Has i5 9400 with rtx 2070 non super and 550W power supply
Seriously? Is this a prank show? Where are the cameras?
Power supply does not increase your game performance….
RGB does..
It's more efficient to not have your PSU running at full draw, plus allows for future upgrades without upgrading the PSU as well.
700W+ is recommended for a 2070, I wouldn't risk it.
It was a joke. Just incase you missed it.
Not high end and def not a bargain
After reading all the comments, I know a bloke who was about to buy this for his son:
https://www.harveynorman.com.au/acer-predator-orion-3000-p03…
Clearly, people can do much, much worse…
Pretty sad if only PC marketers made it easier it would help everyday consumer from getting ripped off from the likes of HN
Damn that's some high end gaming rig right there.