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Posted 6 August 2023
Custom Build - RTX 4070 - Ryzen 5 5600X - 750w Gigabyte Gold PSU - 1tb legend nvme - Gaming PC
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Ryzen 5 5600X
B550M Motherboard (Promo)
750w Gigabyte Gold PSU (Promo)
1st player Case
Adata 16gb cl16 3200mhz ram
1tb legend nvme. (Promo)
RTX 4070 (GPU)
£977.99
(Onsite location where u need to select)
Not doing personal request help within comment section atm, but do ask below and I'm sure others will help.
B550M Motherboard (Promo)
750w Gigabyte Gold PSU (Promo)
1st player Case
Adata 16gb cl16 3200mhz ram
1tb legend nvme. (Promo)
RTX 4070 (GPU)
£977.99
(Onsite location where u need to select)
Not doing personal request help within comment section atm, but do ask below and I'm sure others will help.
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Edited by a community support team member, 6 August 2023
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sorted byI'm considering getting the CORSAIR CARBIDE 200R MIDI Black.
- PROMO BOARD - A520 to ASUS PRIME B550M-K : +£40.00
- PROMO - CHANGE 480GB SSD to ADATA 1TB LEGEND 800 : +£30.00
- PROMO PSU - 700W to GIGABYTE 750W 80+ GOLD : +£40.00
And this one in the GPU section
- nVIDIA | GeForce RTX 4070 12GB - HDMI-DP - VR Ready : +£368.00
Voila - 977.99 (edited)
Worth noting that these will email you afterwards asking if you want upgrades like next day delivery, Windows & Cable management. If you decline they’ll offer again and for a cheaper price. Heard some people say that they got stuff like improved cooling bundled in with it, but I can’t confirm this first hand (edited)
Slight fall in parts justify some decrease, but doesn't actual make any sense why they would though in prebult land as it's slow movements around.
The original of there's is this but with a520 board and basic PSU at 950 down from 1000.00
(That's where the market in the comp happen)
With the boost of this psu and board it still makes it 1025
Then we had my back door that feature the 850w at 1025 when they bought out the "3060ti" link.
Now since they bought out the "3050" link we can do it for 997 for the 850w or 977 for the 750w.
It's a budget case which is nicely done, does the job good,
The board is an entry level b series, PSU is V2 of gigabytes so that corrects alot of previous issues, nvme is low speed gen4 so not the highest.
It's got an am4 CPU that u could upgrade to ones out it's 6 foire 12 thread CPU
new range on ryzen are on ddr5.
It's all about the GPU. Otherwise sub 1k with ddr5 aTM is Awd
7600+4060ti that starts at 900 with 480 SSD under the basic PSU and topped up to this level of PSU and storage be about 950
7600+4060ti Vs 5600x +4070
Overall winner is 5600x+4070
If u want to add some 3rd part air cooler u can such as the
be quiet at 40 will decrease temps further then stock.
Extra ram is a nice addition to 32gb but not nes needed yet for the majority of the time can do this after.
If u got 1300 jump ship to 7600/4070ti by them under my name.
There giving u the TI rather then non ti inline with best market prebult calcs.
Time u take the best ddr5 4060ti that is exclusive at pcpp rates and rare as hell for one to be then recald price gap to 4070 then all extras they have, that is an outstanding deal when u compare pcpp rates.
In reality a "price gap" that should exist between all 3 GPUs with our Nvidia price gap he'll if u get the punt.
So this one is worth looking over at around 1000. With few adjustments if u want to make certain upgrades as mention but if Ur the one that is changing this n changing that and ending up at 1200 time to look at the other ti link.
So it's budget way into a 4070 system
Self built pc typical warranty:
Cpu = 3 years
Mobo = 3 years usually
Ram = often lifetime
Psu = usually 10 years now for any good model.
Gpu = typically 2-3 years, depends on company. Evga was long but they're gone.
Ssd = usually 5 years.
In comparison prebuilts typically have 1 year warranty. You'd be very lucky to get any more than 1 and even the best / paid "extra" warranty is usually only 3 years. Also dealing with warranty on a prebuilts is a nightmare and usually means the entire PC has to be sent away.
I'm currently at:
PROMO BOARD - A520 to ASUS PRIME B550M-K : +£40.00
PROMO RAM - 16GB 3200 to CORSAIR 32GB 3600MHZ : +£55.00
PROMO - CHANGE 480GB SSD to ADATA 1TB LEGEND 800 : +£30.00
PROMO PSU - 700W to BEQUIET 850W 80+ GOLD : +£60.00
nVIDIA | GeForce RTX 4070 12GB - HDMI-DP - VR Ready : +£368.00
Which totals up to 1052.99 - Is this still a good deal with the extras or can I find something similar for cheaper?
Also looking to add the Lian-Li Lancool 215 - White Case which will add an extra £64, thanks!
I find it all very confusing and the price keeps going up as I add more.
I play a lot of PCVR and some mods need to project things twice so need good computing power.
NVidia graphics cards are the bee's knees for VR. I'm not sure if Intel processors make any difference, I know I have a razen with my rtx 2060 and it worked a dream for several years.
Is it worth going for DDR5 ram and what mother board should I use. I get the impression that Dlss3 and other things on the 40xx series are worth it for the future.
I am thinking the 2TB M.2 ssd to put my regular games and windows on. is it ok to have an ordinary hard drive with this or for the price is the SSD price better than 3 years ago or is a hybrid drive the way to go.
Is it worth better cooling elements for a meatier machine.
Sarden84 I didn't understand how to access your 7600/4070ti which you said was under your name.
I think the 32GB ram makes sense. Is it worth going for the faster RAM? My son is 16 and also into gaming and my other kids will no doubt follow with faster games. We already have RDR2 which seems to work fine in my current system but I imagine will look a lot better on a better computer.
Any recommendations on a balanced system or ideas that are cost effective for future upgrades.
My last one cost 1K and has lasted me well. I am looking at up to £1500 for this one.
I bought:
Ryzen 7800x3d with free starfield game, RTX 4070ti Tuf, MSI Mag b650 tomahawk WiFi motherboard, 16x2 ddr5 ram, 2T M.2, Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB CPU cooler, Be Quiet 850w Power 12M, and a sexy Kolink Void case in white for £1776.60 all in delivered.
Hopefully it will be fun putting it together with my teenage son over the weekend and it should last many years.
And when I buy the Quest 3 in October it will work brilliantly with the WiFi 6e on the motherboard ready for the unreal 4 and 5 VR mods.
TIA