Intel 13400F - RTX 4070 - 32GB DDR5 5200 - 1TB nvme - RM750W Corsair Gold Gaming PC (5% back via Topcashback)

• INTEL 13400F
• Asus B760M-K Motherboard
• Nvidia RTX 4070 Graphics card
• Western Digital 1.0TB SN570 NVMe M.2 SSD
• Corsair Vengeance 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 5200 C40
• Cooler Master MB320 Case
• Corsair RME750W GOLD

Price on site is £1179.99 When selected "bold" parts within site menu.

• PCPartpicker link

- Which is the same price as the Ryzen AM5 RTX 4070 version i did before
- So u have nice Ryzen version too ;-).


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As builders in respect of the 13400F DDR5 Systems go; that are closest

this will be interesting for intel..

We are talking £1295 at palcomp that is here when u boost that link to 32gb DDR5 /4070 inline with the theme of the above. they do the asrock board, windows thrown in and higher nvme drive, Not worth that £100, unless u are a user that likes the storms and then clicks on that "add windows", then of course it opens the gate up with a preforced windows package.

Meanwhile AWD-IT starts at 1199.99 (incorrectly) but you got to change typical 480GB SSD to a 1TB nvme at £20 onsite that is typical cross all AWD deals, but also on top of that of that its an extra £20 for the 750W GOLD, and then u notice its actual the DDR4 version, so thats a fail by me, and seeking their up ones with fancy cases, there still ddr4 version, but i remember my old statement and one of the key reason i pushed palicomp forced windows system deal with DDR5, last time because it beat DDR4 intel system or on the toe of them.

And that is message everywhere, you look around the net, not about being the cheapest, or upto the 3rd cheapest line, its just an impossable to find a low ball DDR5 13400F system that feature DDR5, here is another example its 1133 time u remove the windows for a 12400F/4070/DDR4 system at ccl which if u wasnt bothered about 13400F and happy for the 12400F u can save £50 at storm and get a DDR5 with 32GB vs 16GB DDR4 12400F at CCL.

looking at the site that cant be mention on here, its few hundred quid more for their ddr4 version, so god us help what their smoking these days.

so credit to Stormforce for doing a DDR5 version on the money, the downside to this DDR5 version is the case, id of loved to move on past the MB320 Case, its not a bad case but market has changed in respect of open air matx cases by cheaper brands that our doing better then some brands like cooler master, and that i feel needs a pitching, other then then that its a rock solid DDR5 system in value.

and u get three years all inclusive warrenty* see terms on site.

so for 13400F/DDR5 it sets the sail motion going, which i hope perhaps might just give the others a good kicking.

PS: ive said about custom pitching above so ill do it on this next one too, i did find a DDR5 13400F but it feature 3060Ti at £950, obvious u got to boost the 1tb nvme at £20,
we could pitch at £50 for the 13400F via the call, we could do £40 more for 32GB 5200mhz or higher, so thats what £1060.00

general price of 3060Ti to 4070 is around the £240 which in this one at AWD(bad opening value deal but good for drop menu pointers) in the drop down as example, so £1060 + 240 = £1300.00

if that was possible is it better storms £1175 deals, at £125 more?

obvious we do that lancool case the branded version of the palcomp gamemax verion with its 2x200mm fans at £1275,AWD dont have the windows like we do at the palicomp one, but they do have the ATX Gigabyte board, so not worth the £125 more, but worth some of that £125 so AWD has the parts to challenge an upper case version and coming in 2nd or 3rd place,, and obvious from there they could do their budget case version, with their air model, problem is who ever doing their marketing atm is being rather lazy on that front.

PS: Desire a custom cooler, get on the whistle to Stormforce, they are part of VIP group, so no excuses,