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You can get a PC at thereabouts prices if you use RAM and SSD prices from a few months ago.
Still, a good option for some. Altough you forgot to mention the cons.
Well. You also don't have much room in terms of upgrading the PC itself and you lose a few little things like some ports and connectors. But if you don't need them, no point going on about it. I do agree with you in the sense that an external GPU make a whole lot more sense when it comes to cooling. To me it makes no sense that in 99% of the motherboards the GPU blows hot air onto the CPU and motherboard.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/p2kJjn
Slightly more expensive but worth it.
The RAM just came back in stock for me seconds later lol.