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The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System
The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System
The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System
The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System
The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System
The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System
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Posted 25 March 2024

The Hyte of Easter, Intel i9 14900KF, ASUS RTX 4090, 4TB NVME, 64GB DDR5, 360MM AIO, RM1000X Gaming System

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  • INTEL Core i9 14900KF - 24 cores (8 Performance and 16 Efficient Cores) 32 threads
  • ASUS RTX 4090 24GB
  • GIGABYTE Z790 UD AX
  • HYTE Y60 Dual Chamber Mid-Tower ATX Case - Black
  • KINGSTON 4TB M.2 NVMe SSD
  • CORSAIR Vengeance DDR5 5200MHz C40 64GB (2 x 32GB)
  • CORSAIR H150 360mm RGB AIO Liquid Cooler
  • CORSAIR RM1000X 1000W GOLD

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  1. F0RM4TION_F0RM4TION's avatar
    I’m tempted, but I kinda wanted to hold out till 50series and 15th gen intel
    adam0812's avatar
    Same, got a 3080 so 4090 is the only upgrade that makes sense, but it's too old to justify dropping that amount.
  2. LagunaLoire's avatar
    Great spec, competitive pricing on pre-builts these days vs build your own. Heat
  3. AstuteBuyer's avatar
    Not for me, but great value. Keep up the great work. It’s really helpful that you have different posts for the various price points
  4. Tank12345's avatar
    able to run ROMS? Not sure if it will cope with Final Fight or Simpsons Arcade
    DennisDavid's avatar
    Nah, no chance they will play on this system perhaps pong is the limit.
  5. HomeworkRadio's avatar
    Good price. Heat added
  6. jaju123's avatar
    Any idea if the PSU is any good?
    JackBauer123's avatar
    It's excellent. The PSU itself uses high quality Japanese capacitors. The only issue is it isn't I believe ATX 3.0 which may bug some but more importantly could be an issue with a 4090 specifically as an adapter would need to be used. Happy to be corrected on this by OP. (edited)
  7. Willy_Wonka's avatar
    That is a prime candidate for the gold plated water block I saw on youtube last night
  8. cheapasch1ps's avatar
    3 bags?! Come on mate where's the £550 4060s (edited)
  9. FairPriceSystems's avatar
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    and like that, it went... but lucky enough they backed it up with another idea. let me retake another look.
  10. Richard_Mathews's avatar
    Not sure why expired, just ordered. Was budgeting for£3600 but got it for £2999, so thanks. Need to bump up the RAM to 128GB with another £159 to max but was going to anyway.  Edit i see the spec are different for the original deal.. (edited)
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    They changed the original, I reposted it under the new theme, as it could change people's thoughts.

    Some people love the Hyte, some don't.
  11. deanhunt08's avatar
    I’m looking to get a gaming PC. Max budget £3,300 - primary use would be single player games on an Alienware 4k monitor, but secondary use would be to have my Quest 3 connect to it for VR.

    Any recommendations?

    I would love a 4090 build, but may consider a 4080 with the goal of upgrading to a 50xx card once they’re out. Thank you
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    If you are spending £3300 you can just buy the best of everything.
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