Hi folks,
Wow, busy couple of days! Thanks to everyone who has ordered so far. Due to popular demand, here's the same base spec as Friday's launch deal, with a Ryzen 9 3900X and the PSU bumped up to the Giga Aorus 850 Gold as per recommended pairing. This will run well on the B550 Gaming X, and upgrades to X570 (Biostar GTA) and X570 WiFi (likely Asus Tuf WiFi or equivalent) are available.
You will be buying this with the MSI Ventus 3X OC shipment, scheduled to arrive in October. As with the Gigabyte October cards, there's no fixed date for GPU delivery as yet, so systems will ship as soon as they're ready after the cards arrive. You're locking in the earliest available shipping date.
If you bought one of the 3600 or 3700X systems and would like to upgrade, please email [email protected] and we can issue an invoice. The upgrade will work out the same as this pricing according to what CPU you've ordered, so there's no need to reorder or go back in queue. The PSU upgrade will be included.
Due to how we're allocating GPU stock internally, the Gigabyte cards aren't available with this new PC, but if you've already ordered one and are upgrading your CPU, you'll keep the GPU you've already ordered.
Ryzen 9 3900X | MSI RTX 3080 10GB PC: $2545 after 3900X-3080-LAUNCH
- Ryzen 9 3900X 12c/24t processor
- MSI Ventus 3X OC RTX 3080 10G
- Gigabyte B550 Gaming X ATX motherboard - X570 and X570 WiFi upgrades available
- 16GB 3200MHz RAM (brand/model may vary - various upgrades available)
- 480GB 2.5" SSD (brand/model may vary - various upgrades available)
- Gigabyte AP850GM 850W 80 Plus Gold fully modular power supply
- MSI MAG Forge 100R ATX Case
Here's our Ryzen 5/7 deal if you haven't seen it yet:
Ryzen 5 3600/R7 3700X | RTX 3080 10GB Gaming PC: from $1995
If 3080 isn't your thing, this quick shipping 3500X/RTX 2060 system is still available:
TechFast Express Ryzen 5 3500X RTX 2060 Gaming PC: $1099
Cheers
Luke
If you're planning on going extremely high tier Zen 3 (i.e. Ryzen 9), it's probably a good idea, but otherwise I can't see lower tier chips drawing much more power. It's primarily the GPU drawing the power.