Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals 2020
Interesting, Is Armoury PRO PC given a custom BIOS from Gigabyte for the motherboard or are the current AGESA BIOS already able to work with 4000 series APU. If you do eventually use it can you check what the BIOS version is. Thanks!CCHIPSS wrote: ↑ $600
ARMOURY PRO PC A-005
AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G 3.7GHz with Radeon Graphics
GIGABYTE B450M DS3H Socket AM4 - Dual Channel DDR4 3200(OC), M.2 - USB 3.1, DVI-D, HDMI, Micro ATX Mothrtboard
Kingston HyperX Fury Black Series 8GB (1x8GB) DDR4 2666MHz CL16 DIMMs (HX426C16FB3/8)
Kingston A400 480GB SATA3 6Gb/s 2.5" Max Seq.Read:500MB/s,Max Seq.Write:450MB/s SSD (SA400S37/480G)
WiFi
Windows 10 Home
I don't think Boxing Day will be any different to be honest. If you like something just get it now and part your PC slowly. Maybe the pricing isn't as good as you want it to be but you have to keep in mind lots of other people are also building PC's because of COVID isolation and so the demand is higher therefore not much discounts?BadBichLover wrote: ↑ Originally I want to build a mid range gaming pc (~ 1500) this year but it doesn't seem like there is a lot of good deals other than the nvme SSD. 3600 is too expensive, Maybe it is just my expectation is too high? It seems like it is better to wait for 3060 Ti and build around boxing week or so...Not sure if I should get the nvme drive now.
LOL what? Those things are long, long gone from the new retail market. Best places to get stuff like that are on forum classifieds, kijiji, eBay, or shops that sell used parts. Realistically you may as well just upgrade/build a new machine at this point.redondo2017 wrote: ↑ Do your guys know where to buy 4th gen or 5th gen i3 or i5? I have a G3258. Want to upgrade.
Thanks for the advice. I have not paid much attention to the new components. Where can I get some ideas on new mobile, ram and CPU for work only?ES_Revenge wrote: ↑ LOL what? Those things are long, long gone from the new retail market. Best places to get stuff like that are on forum classifieds, kijiji, eBay, or shops that sell used parts. Realistically you may as well just upgrade/build a new machine at this point.
Nothing wrong with Haswell gen stuff, it's really quite competent for a lot of things and represents a good leap in power efficiency over previous generations. But, you're not gonna find that stuff on retail shelves anymore. Also with the moar core movement starting since Ryzen launched, the four cores of a Haswell i6/i7 are a bit paltry. If you can get a CPU on the cheap, by all means upgrade it. But otherwise it might be time to move on with a new mobo, ram, CPU, at a minimum.
From what i saw briefly lots of their items are not available for shipping or online in general so i think people had to go into the stores to get the deals.mountaindew wrote: ↑ Saw a crazy lineup today at the GVR Richmond Canada Computers today when I swung by the nearby Walmart. I wonder what they were lining up for? It doesn't seem like this thread is that popular.
I think only people in Ontario can order online, in a way "thanks" to COVID-19 restrictions. Everyone else had to line up, including Vancouver.mountaindew wrote: ↑ Saw a crazy lineup today at the GVR Richmond Canada Computers today when I swung by the nearby Walmart. I wonder what they were lining up for? It doesn't seem like this thread is that popular.
Sure. I will let you know. But I would imagine that it would work right out of the box. They probably updated the bios before shipping it.
Where do you see that?BeapChastard wrote: ↑ Those are good prices for flash memory aren't they?
128 gb usb 3.0 stick for $13
