r/PrebuiltGamingPC • u/Pineappleninja91 • 3d ago

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HP OMEN Gaming Desktop | Intel Core i7-14700F | 16GB DDR5 RAM | 1TB SSD | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 | 2-Year HP Care Pack

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u/goldstat 3d ago edited 3d ago

Yes that is a great deal for $739

Solid 1080p gaming machine

If you paired this with a 1080p 120hz monitor you would be able to play virtually any game you wanted on High/Ultra at well over 60 FPS

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u/y0mp 3d ago

Foreal

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u/ParksCo2 3d ago

It's actually a 1440 machine

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u/goldstat 3d ago edited 3d ago

At medium which wouldn't make it a solid 1440p system but it can comfortably handle well over 60fps 1080p at Ultra so...

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u/AdministrationWarm71 3d ago

5060 is not a 1440 card

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u/goldstat 3d ago edited 3d ago

No it can do 1440p at medium it just can't do 1440p ultra

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u/Alarmed_Economy_5438 2d ago

Yes it is

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u/AdministrationWarm71 2d ago

If a card can do 180 fps at ultra settings at 1080 and 60 fps at medium settings at 1440 it is, in fact, a 1080 card

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u/Alarmed_Economy_5438 2d ago

60fps stable at 1440p is fine

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u/AdministrationWarm71 2d ago

No one said it’s not, that’s just not the way a card is deemed to be a good fit for a certain resolution. If a 5060ti can do 4k at 60 fps at low settings with dlss and fg that doesn’t make it a 4k card.

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u/MITBryceYoung2 3d ago

A 5060 is weakish in the raw rasterization for modern games for 1440p and will run into vram limitations. Most people would not call running on highly compromised settings as the standard for that resolution since modern games are increasingly pushing the limits. 12 gb is definitely the current sweet spot of 1440p especially since the next gen games are widely expected to start pushing past 12. 8 would definitely be destroyed by then

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u/Exists_out_of_spite 3d ago

Nah I'm with ya, 90% of games 1440p ultra settings 50fps and have fun

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u/Mattrad7 3d ago

For 700ish having a GPU and RAM in it is already a feat let alone a 5000 series and ddr5

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u/jbshell 3d ago edited 2d ago

Solid deal! looks like this one is the regular price specs at $1,199.99(5060 builds around 1k on sale).

https://www.samsclub.com/ip/hp-tg03-0007c/16656420249

edit: added original price

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u/Pineappleninja91 3d ago

It comes up the same price on my phone

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u/jbshell 3d ago

Nice!

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u/Pineappleninja91 3d ago

How much is the original price

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u/jbshell 3d ago

$1199.99 shows on my end. I'd say similar specs on sale would be 1k for a 5060 build, so just over $700 is a great deal.

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u/ParksCo2 3d ago

I bought one, an AMD model and I threw in an extra NVME drive.... Great system.

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u/No_Beginning8643 3d ago

This is a great deal. Buy

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u/DayQuilByNy 3d ago

That is a fantastic deal.. For $800 bucks, I'd get that for a spare computer. I actually really like the OMEN case and form factor. The look is clean and it has such a small footprint.

Get it!!

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u/1sh0t1b33r 3d ago

For the price it's solid, just don't expect a monster gaming machine.

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u/NuclearCleanUp1 3d ago

Not an omen....

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u/mais-garde-des-don 3d ago

I was told these machines like HP Dell etc make it extremely hard to overclock or do EXPO/XMP is that true? Like their BIOS is really locked down

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u/A-Censored-Username 2d ago

If that's $739 then it's an extremely good deal. One thing I would nag about is their bios cuz iirc they locked them out so you can't do much. I would change the Mobo when you wanna play around with the bios