Review on 💪 Powerful Thermaltake LCGS View 390 Gaming PC - Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3090, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVMe M.2 by Sean Andrews

Well, first of all, the price of this product is too high. Let me just tell you about all the components of the system that you can find yourself, but for now I won't list prices here. The graphics card and processor alone cost around $1100. Now let's add all the other parts. Corsair's 850W PSU is $170, bringing the price up to $1270. what was supposed to cost $220, now the price is $1490. Storage which is only 1TB m.2 which is very cheap will cost you $200. You could get a 2TB SSD for $50 less and have pretty much the same speed and more room for more games, or almost $500 to save yourself most importantly. You could get a lot more storage for the money wasted buy by simply buying a decent SSD. Price with 1TB m.2 is now $1690. Now the 360mm water cooled circuit is $200 plus 8 more fans. The price is now $2040 plus case where you can upgrade to a better case, $150 Lian Li Dynamic and now a $130 dongle for Windows 10. So the total cost of building the PC would be $2,320. That $500 spent on pre-assembly is a huge rip off of your money. My advice would be to just buy the parts yourself and then have someone build them for you, which will likely cost around $100, or if it's reasonable, $50. or ask someone in your family to do this for you. then you'll save about $500 just by buying the parts yourself, and maybe buy more space for more games or more storage space for other stuff.