You can get an SSD after the fact. OEMs greatly overcharge for SSDs anyways.

Feb 28, 2015
4:52:13pm

vacougfan

Get a system to your liking and then order an SSD from crucial. Use the spinning drive it came with as a secondary drive.

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vacougfan

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Good website to buy a desktop? I've gone to a few common places and am amazed

ocmyhome

2/28/15 4:46pm

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cvd6262

2/28/15 4:47pm

Apple iMac?

cougsrule

2/28/15 4:48pm

ocmyhome

2/28/15 5:21pm

I would build a desktop

Heinz57

2/28/15 4:51pm

...and you get so much more for your $$$. Did it myself, not that hard

Cougar TD

2/28/15 4:55pm

Buy the parts you want and build it yourself.

SCcoug

2/28/15 4:52pm

+pcpartpicker.com

mottman

2/28/15 5:10pm

You can get an SSD after the fact. OEMs greatly overcharge for SSDs anyways.

vacougfan

2/28/15 4:52pm

Good idea. This is what I would do.

Cougar-Duck

2/28/15 5:59pm

Have you tried Tigerdirect.com? Here's one that exceeds your specs.

tisdaplace

2/28/15 4:54pm

None of those have SSD

TrueAndBlue

2/28/15 4:56pm

Here's the product description from that link in my post...

tisdaplace

2/28/15 4:58pm

Nope. 16 options. All of them have hard drives and none of them are the one you

TrueAndBlue

2/28/15 5:25pm

i see it just fine...

vacougfan

2/28/15 5:29pm

Like a lot of people have said, build one. If you want help with the parts BM me

cougarnerd

2/28/15 5:03pm

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