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What's your use case again? Sorry. IMO go with the cheaper option. Both are really really powerful machines. I don't see the point of a biggish ssd and a big spinner, either get an ssd that fits everything or don't. Guess if you had a massive movie collection? I doubt you'll be over clocking so you don't need the K, and you only really need the 1080 if you are gaming competitively or at 4k. Or maybe a video pro using premier.
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I went for a 32" LG monitor.
A bit of a kerfuffle over the PC though-ordered one that ticked all boxes and price, was then told out of stock :(
I could have a Dell XPS 8910 withProcessor: Intel Core i7-6700 Processor (4 Core,up to 4.0GHz,8MB Cache, 65W) 256gb SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB SATA and NVIDIA GTX 1070 for £960
OR... for £1500:
Zoostorm StormForce Inferno, 3.0TB HDD, 512GB SSD (M2), Intel Core i7-6700K, Thermaltake Water 3.0 Performer C Universal Water Cooling System, Asus Z170-P Motherboard, KFA2 GeForce GTX 1080 EXOC Graphics Card, 32GB (4x8GB) Kingston HyperX RAM
The cheaper option is more tempting even if it's Dell certified refurbished, as I can always upgrade RAM/graphics and atm I'm not sure if I'll notice the difference in performance, but the Zoostorm seems like it's as futureproof/beefy as I'd ever need straight out the box. I know fuck all about Zoostorm as a company although they do give a three year warranty as standard...
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