Is this worth buying
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My own prejudice would be never to buy something like that through Ebay.
If I were going to do so, I'd start by looking at this Dell site to check the pricing and specifications...
...and I'd definitely pay on a credit card and nothing else
If I were going to do so, I'd start by looking at this Dell site to check the pricing and specifications...
...and I'd definitely pay on a credit card and nothing else
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My own prejudice would be never to buy something like that through Ebay.
You must have one hell of a credit limit on your card!!
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Like Andrew I initially saw the £1.553 price. Then I saw the full price
If they knocked £1.2 million off it might be worth considering but I'd still find the storage too small at only 0.5 or 1TB
If they knocked £1.2 million off it might be worth considering but I'd still find the storage too small at only 0.5 or 1TB
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Seems a bit pricey at the reduced price.
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Seems rather expensive for those specs. That processor isn't particularly fast either.
For an extra £163 you can get this rig which has a processor almost 3 times as powerful, liquid cooling, faster M.2 storage and a much cooler looking case.
Alternatively, there is this rig, also with a more powerful processor than that Ryzen 5 150, faster storage, faster 5070 graphics card and double the ram at 32GB for £1,699
For an extra £163 you can get this rig which has a processor almost 3 times as powerful, liquid cooling, faster M.2 storage and a much cooler looking case.
Alternatively, there is this rig, also with a more powerful processor than that Ryzen 5 150, faster storage, faster 5070 graphics card and double the ram at 32GB for £1,699
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I can't help like you're being a bit conservative with a 1.2 million pound budget.
I decided to spec up a Dell Pro Precision 9 T6 desktop for just £370,000 with some pretty decent specs:
- Xeon 698X (336MB cache, 86 cores)
- 2TB ram (£200,000 upgrade)
- 5xNvidia RTX PR0 6000 96GB's (£81,000 upgrade)
- 6TB SSD storage (only £7500 as well)
- No PowerDVD software included (it's so bad you actually save one pence if you choose this)
- Dual 25GbE card
- Dell Ultrasharp 52 monitor
- five year on site support with accidental damage protection
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This should run a pretty decent local AI. Bargain.