This is getting ridiculous

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  1. machinationstudio

    You can fly to the US and carry one back for the same price, free vacation.

  2. AnywhereHorrorX

    It’s an overpriced prebuilt. You can build such system for about 2.1-2.4k EUR considering average [amazon.de](http://amazon.de) part prices.

  3. qPsychoo_

    gotta tell us it’s on sale to make us think it isn’t worth $600 💀

  4. ProperBlacksmith

    Makker kijk eens bij dragoncomputets.eu

  5. ProperBlacksmith

    Whats the sales tax on the American one tho since they dont include it

  6. jeremybryce

    It’s cool how we’re all taxed on the money we earn, and then taxed again when we spend it.

  7. NA_0_10_never_forget

    Dutch prices are always ecksdee. Also buy on Megekko, not Coolblue.

  8. **13700KF** with frequency of **2.5Ghz**,
    **DDR5** with mts of **4400**.
    Ok, Sure.
    💀

  9. RuckFeddit70

    This is why a lot of PC building companies are struggling, people are no longer willing to pay $3k-4k for a moderately high end gaming PC and some of them still have inventory from the super overpriced era and only the largest companies can absorb losses from the pricing contraction

    Great time to be a buyer, not as good for the sellers, but fuck em, if you can’t run a business understanding the ebb and flow or pricing you shouldn’t be swimming in those waters

  10. StunnedLife

    Use megekko or alternate for PC parts or generally PC. I like Coolblue’s customer service, but I wouldn’t use then for PCs

  11. El_Androi

    Meanwhile here, 12700f 3060 prebuilt in my local media markt, with 16gb of ram, a whopping 512gb of storage, stock cooler, a mysterious PSU and a zero airflow sauna case, for €1600.

  12. KENNYonPC

    DDR5 4400 🤣 man that’s slow

  13. Yeah, but you don’t go broke from getting sick, so there are trade offs.

  14. th35leeper

    am I confuse Ed?

    usa pc 3.8k
    eu pc 3.7k

    is the sale price due to us sellers having access to overstock items or less worker rights for distribution workers and can then give deeper discount?

  15. Enschede2

    Man I really wish mindfactory.de would start shipping here instead of just stopping at the border, we’re essentially being gouged by these companies, azerty and megekko used to be “cheap” (on par with other countries) but that’s not really the case anymore either..

  16. I know it’s 13th Gen but 2.5ghz? Is that good enough on newer chips? I won’t go under 3 lol but I’m still running 7th Gen.

  17. Lord_emiel

    Koop gewoon je onderdelen op Megekko, zij hebben meestal de beste prijs en anders gewoon eens zoeken op amazon.de, coolblue is bijna altijd veel te duur

  18. iiZodeii

    Okay, you can’t make a comparison on a special like the one Micro Center is having for the Indianapolis store. Mc is losing hella money, but theyre tryna drive traffic to a new store. They took 20% off of every desktop and laptop. Even if they were already on sale another 20% was slashed off

  19. locoghoul

    to be fair, if you compare both of their regular prices is very similar. But US sales are crazy yeah

  20. Smellfish360

    it’s horribly still not worth it to build one yourself. When everyone was screaming that the gpu crisis was ending, it took another 3 or 4 months in the netherlands for the 2nd hand prices to drop. the only mildly redeeming facts are that ddr4 ram and m.2 ssd’s are pretty cheap rn. Though Coolblue, where OP is looking is just too expensive sometimes.

  21. No ones going to pay that price for that computer in Europe. Prices for components are pretty much the same plus a little more taxes. 

  22. WeekapaugLuke

    Someone’s great great great great great shoulda fought harder in there red coat.

  23. alepponzi

    3 in stock, last price (US)3799$ vs (EU)3699€

    USD to SEK 10,93

    EURO to SEK 11,65

    SEK = swedish currency

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