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Ha, buy up rapeseed oil in that case. Must say, this is a nice rig. I'm looking to either build my own or buy something like this, hopefully with a 3080, rather than the 4xxx cards. Budget is 1200 max and will offload my old Alienware with 1080 gpu which has served us well for the past 5 years or so.
Most likely, I don’t see sunflower oil being accepted as payment.
Will we be talking roubles?
So a few grand a year for non stop mining? Pff get better jobs imho.


Fingers crossed
Looks likely it'll not be available to the last quarter of the year and can only imagine what the initial prices will be like, Should hopefully drive the price of DDR5 down a little though.
Am5 just announced wonder will they add that adapter
the code is CROWN20 now 1 left if you want it, ask corsair if they would give you the bracket as i know arctic does this the code is CROWN20 now 1 left if you want it, ask corsair if they would give you the bracket as i know arctic does this
In the hunt for a LGA 1700 cooler, unfortunately this doesn't suit and would need to buy the upgraded bracket. cant seem to get the code working either?

Using PayPal checkout gave me free delivery
I got a 2 X 8gb kit of these in a bundle and, as a non-rgb guy, I have to say this is the amongst the nicest looking rgb parts I've ever seen. Very easy to get the colour looking very diffused and soft.
Superseded in raw performance by Patriot Viper box.co.uk/PVS432G360C8K-Patriot-Viper-Steel-DDR4-32GB-2-x-16GB-3_2942735.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwj42UBhAAEiwACIhADvQkHt8ifaxIBigvTJulEfIyBZGc0-HF4zsS_dMpv_2_ucZArGfWXBoCF48QAvD_BwE but looks like the cheapest option for RGB 32GB currently. Performance won't change much, but most systems that require 32GB see most of their budget go towards minimal performance increases anyways 😁



This keyboard will slow your system's boot time.
Had it, didn't like it. Sold.
Ahh ok -Yeah i was looking for the MX Brown (or Blue) as i'm not a massive gamer and reading some reviews the speed switches are a little too sensitive.
Think he means this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard-Keyswitches/dp/B08K2QBWLT/ Although MX Speed and MX Brown are quite different.
Could only find a "like new" for the k100 on Amazon... And it's £28 more....

I want to thank everyone for the comments. It's very helpful to know good and bad things about the product. Thanks to you guys we learn a lot.
It’s just an empty case with fans
Well everything I’ve ordered has had stuff missing or broken or even replaced with the incorrect item. Honestly great if it works I’m Sure but what a waste of time for most of the stuff I mean my last purchase said the same. Had a very important part missing. Honestly dunno why People believe what they write
who told you that? "Item will come in original packaging. Packaging will be damaged."
I use amazon warehouse for about 3/4 of my purchases (lol) very rarely had any issues


You make a solid point, the best use of the extra 70 pounds would probably be RGB vomit (case fans, controllers, strips, cable kits, etc...) A 12700K isn't good enough of a deal currently to justify the extra 70, although for 20 extra it isn't a bad idea. If we add a motherboard in like a B660M-A Pro WiFi for 128.66, the 10% off promo will cut the price of that motherboard to 115.79, saving us around 13 quid, which is 17 less than with the 10% off promo applied to the 12700F. That'll bring us up above 500, so the total price will be 527.76 for a 12700F + B660M-A Pro WiFi + AS500 Plus + RM850 which isn't too bad. If you buy a B550 TUF WiFi for 100 on CCL with your deal (order in a second basket to keep the 10% promo on the 5900X), the 5900X + B550 TUF WiFi + NH-D15 + RM850 comes out to around 50 more. So both options seem to be sensible depending on your use case. God CCL really made this deal quite complicated, haven't they?
Solid Alt, thanks. its all about watching the trigger for that £500 for the larger part basket and where we want to use the 10% off, as ive been speaking to some folks and they have been adding RM850 + 5900x and then there adding in £56 16GB 3200mhz and getting £6 of that 10% promo ^ thats a CCL Special "Special" where we need to make it a Special for us. with your part option its about finding something at £70 which isnt going to mess up the 10%, can be done.. and the 12700K would hit that, unless theres something other then a case, SSD, HDD, RAM a monitor? a monitor would be better on its own code though + storage as a topper to enable a code.,
I think a reasonable alternative would be the 12700F + RM850 + AS500 Plus. You'll have an extra 70 to spend before being able to trigger maydayvip, and it should balance out in cost once the more expensive motherboard is factored in. Application performance prefers the 5900X in some cases, but uses such as gaming tend to benefit from the 12700F

Buy a better cooler with the extra £££ and OC your cpu to get more performance Or if you must... Go on fb market place and see if anyone local wants to swap their (32gb) 4x8gb for your 32gb (2x16gb)?
A bit long winded with customs declarations and all that jazz. Mine never arrived back. Had to complain to CS and got it resolved.
What are returns like when dealing with continental Amazon orders?
What is your motherboard limit?
Unless you really need the extra for work - i.e photo/video editing, 3D rendering its probably not worth the upgrade. But if you are inclined to go might be worth checking to see if your (current) RAM are single rank or dual rank, as if your current set is single rank.. going with another set can net you more performance. Video below explains differences. To check if your what rank you memory is download and run CPU-Z and go to SPD tab.


It normally drops to around this price. It has been out of stock recently though.
Thanks. I will go with 240 and check the set up as you suggest. Just need a new deal on a cooler.
That’s the case I have and I’ve got 3 front fans this and a rear Ignore the manual stating use the fans as intake though. Use them to pull the air from the case and force it through the rad. Out the top of the case
Out of stock since yesterday.
Is 240 enough for iCUE 4000X case with 3 fans, 750w PSU and 5700X? Looking for gaming set up pushing 3GB GTX 1060 to max. Was looking at 360 size but this seems as though it may do.

Lmao now I know you're joking
the only thing you shoudl use is a sponge
Not talking about a wire brush or anything like that. I've done it before and it was fine. Got a LOT of dirt out of the fibers from years of us
This
No discount showing for me. £29.99. :(


You have eBay money back guarantee but I think they're just trying to offload them hence them basically selling a fan for £2.50 Guess I shouldn't have posted at 4am, they went quick
I have 8-10yo artic fans which still haven't died! (lol) I'm expecting a 'literal' forever.
I have some that I got 3 years ago and they are still going strong.
No returns policy?

Sorry can't remember. it was push pull system. But most of the coolers were pretty close in that price range if I remember correctly.
what brand/model was it ?
Good to know for when I'm building my PC!
Corsair always make amazing products. Don't cheap out when it comes to keeping your CPU cool. I have an i5 2500k that's been running at 4.5GHz cooled by one of the older version of this for 10 years!
Don't think they really do that anymore, and you have to show them receipts for literally everything. Around a little more than this price, far better off with a NH-D15 or Liquid Freezer II.

Thanks for posting @Ryan_Zhang and welcome to hotukdeals (y)
But running such setups with a 650W means the PSU will be working as hard.
Wow, thank you 🙏 Thank you. Decisions, decisions are next :)
You'd probably be fine. A 5600X peaks at ~150w at an all-core load, a 3070 has transient power spikes to ~350w, and 50w to power the rest. Given it's nearly impossible for an average user to experience a GPU transient power spike while running an all-core load as intensive as a CPU benchmark, it's unlikely you'll ever hit these wattages. If it's any help, I have ran and have continued to run a 3070 + 10700 on a 550w. I started with a CV550 with no problems (dispute it being a much worse PSU than the CX550F), apart from the fact I couldn't overclock my GPU. I've moved to a Fractal Design Ion+ 560w of similar quality to the CX550F and I can sustain a decent overclock with no issues. I'd be fine with recommending a CX550F, but it's the highest I'd go. Buying a PSU in preparation for future cards becomes quite speculative because 1. We don't know their power consumption, 2. We don't know if PSUs will be cheaper by then, 3. We don't know if new GPUs will require new PSU pinouts/cables. Better to buy what you need now and upgrade the PSU with the GPU when and if that time comes. Hope this helps!
invest in £21 more https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/thermaltake-toughpower-gf-850w-gold-certified-modular-psu-ps5999-at-awd-it-3920300 or £16 more https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/fractal-design-ion-750w-psu-gold-rated-modular-power-supply-ps5499-at-awd-it-with-code-3915254

It's all rumours so far, there might be a point where adapters don't cut it and a new pinout is required
Erm all current PSUs will work with the future Nvidia cards that use the new connector, you'll just use a converter.
Sure they will. There's no way Ngreedia would bring out a whole bunch of new cards that all then need a new PSU. The top of the line model, probably the 4090 or 4090 Ti will probably need one of the new ones with the 16 pin power plug and 1200W rating due to the insane requirements. But all the other cards will no doubt work on the standard 6/8pin combo. They'll probably do what they did with the FEs this current gen, having the 2x 8 pin to 12 pin adaptor to fit the card. Main problem with this is AM4 is pretty much end of life. There might be another 3D chip coming but that's about it. It's been going for years now and AM5 is around the corner. Unless you're on a really old system and need to upgrade right now, I'd wait for Ryzen 7000 and AM5. At least that should be forwards compatible with Ryzen 8000 or what ever they call it in a few years.
I have this one Annoying fan noise on the board even when in minimum load
Unless the second 4x16 slot is required, I don't see any reason to go for this over the B550-A Pro for 102 on Amazon. VRM capabilities are similar (both can sustain a 5950X), B550-A Pro has slightly better rear IO and X570-P has more PCIE lanes accessible through slots.

For PC or PS5 this is better than both due to much better write speeds. It's a variant of the Firecuda 530 essentially. This is the same model as the MP600 Pro XT but with a PS5 heatsink.
I think this is slightly better than the WD BLACK but the Samsung is better if u can put it inside a PC and update the firmware so that it’s speed are up to date.( that is if ur going to use it on the ps5). I’d say get Samsung if u can update, if u can’t get this over WD Black
Heatsink will be removable. Depends on your mobo whether it'll even fit with the heatsink on, I prefer to use the motherboard sinks as they look cleaner.
How does this compare to WD Black SN850 or Samsung 980 The WD was on offer recently with heat sink for a few quid less (£234)
Can the heat sink come off and use mobo heat sink or better to stick with what it comes with?

Is Corsair mz600’pro lox better than FireCuda. 530
No, this comes with the heatsink pre fitted as you can see. Its PS5 compatible. This is the MP600 Pro XT or Firecuda 530 with a PS5 heatsink essentially but can be used anywhere. Ahead of the 980 Pro and SN850 in more benchmarks than those. Much cooler running due to the higher quality NAND.
No, it’s included. It’s the ridged portion of the picture.
Great price 💪
yes for the ps5 they recommend you buy the heatsink for all nvme's -


Isn't this PSU obsolete as it's not ATX 3.0?
Well spotted Op
Nice deal based on it being a Psu worth having rather than some tat they've just thrown in
For AMD I'm expecting the 7900xt to consume in the high 400s on average under load. So I'm really not hopeful for Nvidia
I'd agree with this. Future GPUs are potentially going to need some serious PSU's if nVidia don't sort their efficiency/transient spikes.


Everyone seems to be offloading PSU's in anticipation for the new ones with the PCIE 5.0 connectors
Back down to £536 (y)
The CPU has had a small price bump. I'll update the price now
How do you get £537.26? Adding the PSU, then the CPU, then adding the code only brings it to £550.02.


Yes you're right. My bad, I thought I uploaded the full Ts and Cs. I'll do that now
Worth to mention, if you picked up a bunch of components then the system will select the cheapest one to do the 10% off.
Also for anyone looking for a 3960x, with this promo you get the PSU for and CPU for less than the CPU alone!
The psu promo is on any processor, hdd, ssd, case, ram or motherboard..... Edit: I mean even the 12700kf and PSU together cost the same as the 5800x3d, while performing similar. So I really don't see your point, they're trying to get rid of the PSU really not the CPU. Probably because the rm850 is quite old now and the new spec PSUs will come out soon
And those who think is on par with 5800 give or take regarding performance :

Dependable quality. Recently used to replace a PS that appeared not to be working in a new build. However heres a question for anyone conversant with power supplys. I have 2 now that didnt work in a number of builds. They look ok and testing with a paper clip across the pins they fire up fine when plugged in. The pins all appear fine. Anyone any ideas.
Excellent quality for the price. Ideal for a more basic system, or a workstation that doesn't need a GPU, that will face a lot of use and needs to be uber reliable. This is what I use in my audio workstation and I am don't remember the fan ever ramping up. XD
Ebuyer has this one and the rgb version for a similar price
It should show in checkout
How do you get the price in £ I only get Euros
Decent quality at a great price :) Well done op
Great price but they aren't without some issues. There is quite a lot of noise bleed, in that others in the room will likely be able to hear what you are listening too. I kind of wish I'd have known these aren't noise cancelling when I got them. I find the sound is inferior to my Bose but at this price, decent enough and unlike my Bose, better suited to gaming with the superior mic. Overall good but not perfect