Rate this PC

[skipper]

https://www.cclonline.com/pc/gaming-pcs/nvidia-gaming-pcs/attributeslist/1267067/

value for money
what would you change
Watercooler?

[76561198343548661]

10/10 in terms of performance but the fair price would be 2750 -3000 pounds , depending on the parts

[Omega]

It is both overpriced and overkil.

You can build a machine with the same specs for 2/3rd the price

32GB of memory is all you need for just gaming.

[skipper]

Originally posted by smallcat:

10/10 in terms of performance

I becoming from a

x570 aorus pro
16GB ram 3600hz
1tb wb nvmessd
zotac amp extreme 2080ti

is water cooled easy and would you have to put your own water in when it comes?.

[Illusion of Progress]

It's pretty high end hardware, and that CPU and GPU would specifically be my number one pick if I was picking something out with no regards to price right now for gaming, but what are you doing with it? 64 GB is a bit overkill for gaming (I say that with someone who has as much).

I can't comment on the case or CPU cooler. It mentioned a 1KW PSU but not what brand or model (only that it is Gold rated).

Also, this might be a degree of nitpicking but this thread is asking for that (?), but I'd rather have 6,000 MHz RAM to match the ideal 1:1 maximum ratio of the CPU's Infinity Fabric. Is 5,600 MHz substantially slower? No, especially not with an X3D CPU. But you're asking for feedback on a high end and costly PC, so that's one thing I'd point out. I'd be looking to match this if building a new, costly PC.

I can't speak for the price other than to say you'd probably get it cheaper building it, but that's par for the course with higher end prebuilt gaming PCs.

[skipper]

Originally posted by Omega:

It is both overpriced and overkil.

You can build a machine with the same specs for 2/3rd the price

32GB of memory is all you need for just gaming.

that is £104 saved by downgrading to 32GB RGB EXPO Memory at 5600MHz

[Omega]

Originally posted by skipper:

Originally posted by smallcat:

10/10 in terms of performance

is water cooled easy and would you have to put your own water in when it comes?.

This machine includes an AIO (all-in-one) liquid cooler, it is just plug and play, it requires no maintainance other than the occasional dusting just like an air cooler.

[skipper]

Originally posted by smallcat:

10/10 in terms of performance but the fair price would be 1750 pounds

Its more then that just for 4090 in uk lol.

[Zef]

Originally posted by skipper:

https://www.cclonline.com/pc/gaming-pcs/nvidia-gaming-pcs/attributeslist/1267067/

value for money
what would you change
Watercooler?

Specs wise it looks ok, but no information about what type of brand GPU, PSU, CPU cooler, memory it actually has included.

I'd go for DDR5-6000Mhz RAM with that CPU though, that's the recommended speed for new ryzen's.

If have a pc builder shop in your area (or online) you can just order a custom build there and ask them for recommendations.

Prebuilts can be fine and price competitive these days, but i'd always rather customize my own build so i know which parts i'm using exactly.

AIO (watercooler) is optional, you can get away with a high end air cooler like a noctua NH-D15 that will keep that CPU cool and save yourself some money.

[skipper]

Originally posted by Zef:

Originally posted by skipper:

https://www.cclonline.com/pc/gaming-pcs/nvidia-gaming-pcs/attributeslist/1267067/

value for money
what would you change
Watercooler?

If have a pc builder shop in your area (or online) you can just order a custom build there and ask them for recommendations.

I do actually just up town 10 mins away.

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

Originally posted by Omega:

It is both overpriced and overkil.

You can build a machine with the same specs for 2/3rd the price

32GB of memory is all you need for just gaming.

I agree with this comment 100%. Way overkill, way overpriced. Could build your own for way cheaper.

[Zefar]

Originally posted by Omega:

It is both overpriced and overkil.

You can build a machine with the same specs for 2/3rd the price

32GB of memory is all you need for just gaming.

Originally posted by W O K E I S M:

I agree with this comment 100%. Way overkill, way overpriced. Could build your own for way cheaper.

It has a actual 4090 in it. That alone takes up about 2/3 of the price of it.

[Iron Knights]

GPU - AMD RX 7900 (series).
Storage - Samsung 4TB SATA III 970 EVO. (double the storage and save money, same performance as NVME)

[Iron Knights]

Some people say the Intel Arc A-780 is performing, but I'd wait for the platform to prove itself before recommending any.

[Monk]

If you have the cash, go 13900k or, 14900k (£500-550) if you really want to wait for like 3% gain (it's just a 13900ks pretty much) with a founders or zotac 4090, (£1500-1650) slap it on an msi edge z790 board (£250-300 ddr4 or 5) adding 32GB of 4000 ddr4 or 7600-7800 ddr5 (£200-300) pick up a half way decent 1000w psu for £150-200, slap it in a case you like (£100) and finally a cooler (£120-200).

Can save some by going with a 12700k or 13700k and using an 850w psu, but, that'll be closer than Id personally like.

This way you'll save between £500-850 ish and have a faster system.

[Overseer]

Since it has a 4090 it can't be good value. 64 GB RAM is also too much for no apparent reason.
Listing fails to communicate a lot of details, as always. Better to put together your own build and have some professional assemble it at an additional charge.