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Gaming PCs: Core i5-12400F RTX 3060 12GB: $799, RTX 3070 8GB: $899 (Sold Out) + Delivery @ TechFast

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Budget bangers for the end of Feb, clearing some ol' faithful 30 series cards.

Sold Out

Core i5 12400F RTX 3070 Gaming PC: $899 after 12400F-3070-FEB

  • Intel Core i5 12400F processor
  • Biostar RTX 3070 8GB
  • Intel H610 motherboard (brand/model may vary)
  • 16GB 3200MHz RAM (ADATA D35G)
  • 500GB NVMe (Crucial normally)
  • Giga P650B power supply
  • Leaper Cruise White RGB MATX case

Core i5 12400F RTX 3060 Gaming PC: $799 after 12400F-3060-FEB

  • Intel Core i5 12400F processor
  • Biostar RTX 3060 12GB
  • Intel H610 motherboard (brand/model may vary)
  • 16GB 3200MHz RAM (ADATA D35G)
  • 500GB NVMe (Crucial normally)
  • 550W power supply (brand/model may vary)
  • Leaper Cruise White RGB MATX case

All our current deals

NVIDIA

RTX 4090 Gaming PCs: i9-14900KF $4388, R7-7800X3D $3988
RTX 4080 Super Gaming PC: i9 14900KF $2948
RTX 4080 Super Gaming PCs: i7-14700F: $2488, R7-7800X3D: $2599, R5-7500F: $2368
RTX 4070 Ti Super Gaming PCs: i9-14900KF: $2628, R7 7800X3D: $2328, R5 7500F: $1888
RTX 4070 Super Gaming PCs: R5-7500F | RTX 4070S: $1588, i5-14400F | RTX 4070S: $1688

AMD

RX 7800 XT and 7900 XT Gaming PCs: R5-7500F RX 7800 XT: $1488, R7-7800X3D RX 7900 XT: $2128 w/ 16GB RAM/1TB NVMe/750G PSU
RX 7900 XTX Gaming PC: Gaming PCs: R7 7800X3D | RX 7900 XTX: $2488

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  • +6

    I’m surprised there are still brand new 3070 floating around

    • +6

      would recommend in this case from the 3060 to 3070 for $100 as theres quite the gap

      • +6

        Absolutely the 3070 deal is a steal, 3060 is not worth the $100 saving.
        Makes me feel bad building a 3070 PC a year ago for $2600. It is much higher itx build but still

        • +11

          The price I paid for my 3070ti keeps me awake at night.

        • +3

          Don’t feel bad mate, look at it like a year worth of enjoyment that you wouldn’t have had otherwise.

        • +3

          Proud that i held strong and let my 1080 get me through till the mining card sell off.

          It's now living a peaceful retirement playing minecraft and fortnite in my son's room. That'll do pig.

        • 3060 is good for deep learning though due to VRAM, after that it would be 3090

  • I pad approx $1350 for my EVGA 3070 only during the crypto days…. Ohh well

    It's still a very capable graphics card, except (thanks to NVIDIA) the 8GB VRAM limitations.

    • rookie numbers, I paid $1525 for my ASUS EKWB model at the peak (factory fitted EK waterblock)

    • My 2080 super build was only $200 more around the same time, I can see why people think their 30 series builds are worth $1500+ 2nd hand on marketplace now…

  • +3

    Second hand (or ex crypto) 3070 on ebay are still at $475 plus. (and often into the $500's)
    The rest of the parts are another $400 and all parts, including GPU are new.

  • +4

    Man a Rx 6800 deal would slap, that thing munches the 3070

    • +2

      https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/789412 something like this again, with the 6800xt even better

      • +1

        That's what I've been waiting for so long..

        • +2

          I bought one and upgraded ram, CPU and Mobo and was a beast of a machine, could play Cyberpunk 2077 1440p at 90~fps with a mixture of high to ultra settings and FSR quality on.

          • @lookingforadeal7: how much did that cost?

            • +1

              @Soled Out: With 5700x, 32gb ram and b-550m Mobo with wifi ax card cost me $1350 delivered. Sold it for about $100 less a few months later.

            • +1

              @Soled Out: They had a 5600g upgrade which you probably could have gotten away with not upgrading Mobo and the 5600g upgrade cost was a lot better bang for buck than the 5700x but I needed the extra power, probably could have gotten away with the 5600g upgrade for an extra $70~ so would have cost $1100 delivered. Also took less than 7 days to arrive interstate so +1 to BPC for that. Was also eligible for free Starfield premium edition.

      • HOW DID I MISS THIS!!

        • Probably one of the best deals, I find it would be a struggle building one with used parts for the same price.

        • The deal on their 7800xt with 7500f is underrated. For $1488 which is only $130 extra than I paid for mine you get better CPU and GPU so I'd consider how much performance you're actually getting out of it compared to the 4070 builds, it's well priced

    • 6800 is about 10% faster than 3070?
      This deal $900 is about 10-15% cheaper than a past 6800 deal?
      I am surprise 6800 run Cyberpunk faster than 3070 with RT on?

      • Without RT, would fall to 60 with RT pretty abysmal so not worth it for me. In cyberpunk it benchmarks the same as the 4070 https://youtu.be/ZUDP9W296G0?si=PUYr8bGtnwt8GFDn

      • If you look at a few benchmarks of 6800 vs 4070 it's pretty damn close when both are using DLSS/FSR quality @ 1440p with RT off.

      • I have not a clue where you got the 10% number from, I pray it wasn't from user benchmark

        The low vram is not enough to run a few games and a lot of games where you can expect 2x the performance of the 3070. Notably the last of us.

        Yes raytracing and AMD not the best of combos but even after using raytracing myself, rasterization performance at max settings runs so much better and looks not that much worse

        And yes AMD is not known for their raytracing but that doesn't mean the games are unplayyablr. Especially considering how in pure rasterization it chews the 3070 in most games

          • @congo: Not sure about his accuracy I don't watch him often but the video below and one on one videos of the 2 cards show a bloodbath

            https://youtu.be/Rh7kFgHe21k?si=1xlwn5OjB9JCf_UF

          • @congo: Not sure where the 10% comes from in that article but if you scroll down to the tables the 6800 is beating the 3070ti in FPS by almost 10%. You'll find if you check multiple YouTube benchmarks though it's actually much more than that and has similar performance to a 4070. Take into account the 4070 is still $850~ and the 6800 build was $1000 definitely a bargain. 6700xt and 3070 is a better comparison and roughly shows same performance in that article you linked.

            • @lookingforadeal7: 6800 build would be around $1100?
              So that around 20% more in price.
              The NV cards have better tech, you lose a bit in rasterization performance, but you gain in DLSS and RT and AI.

              • @congo: For purely gaming I think RT has very few games where it's worth the performance trade, for e.g games like a plague tale, ray tracing litterely looks worse or atleast the same as ultra rasterization

                A gaming machine is about rasterization so being able to do 1440p@60FPS than being able to write an LLM that will take a couple decades to train

                Also this "small difference" in rasterization in some games translates to 2x, if your card is losing by 2x in some games, a bloodbath in the others and in RT your speciality you only get 5-12fps more, it's quite reasonable to say that the cheaper 6800 is more value for money. Unless you absolutely genuinely need NVIDIA for "better RT", or tensor cores, the 6800 beats the 3070

                DLSS3 frame gen isn't even available on NVIDIA cards, just shows the support they give to their older gen cards

                But at the end of the day both cards are very capable gaming cards and can run probably 100% of games available nowadays

    • Look at some english lessons mate. Reading your comment gave me a headache

  • +2

    These systems are excellent value but as soon as you want to do more or upgrade then you're stuck. Still a great way to get a $400 NAS box with a $500 brand new 3070 for a custom build though!

    • +1

      The H610 motherboard should support up to 14th Gen Intel CPUs, you should be able to double the ram - I don't think that would force you to be "stuck"?

      • +2

        The last lot of RAM I got from Techfast was this cheap and cheerful Team stuff; I tried to put 4x sticks into one PC and it just wouldn't cooperate (random BSODs etc) despite Memtest showing each indivudal stick was perfectly fine.

        Then you get to SSD upgrades and the Biostar board only has one NVMe slot. Sure, a SATA SSD is okay as a secondary game drive, but then you're also limited to 4 SATA ports in total; and you can't add a HBA since there's only one PCIe x16 slot for the GPU.

        I totally understand the reasoning though, and they're unbeaten on price, but it's many of those small niggles that you don't realise makes a difference until 18 months down the track after buying.

        • +1

          Great points

  • -6

    Auto correct was on soz, was paying attention haha

    • +4

      still failed

  • Anyway was saying, can any of these PC's run games like dead space flawlessly? I have not bought a Pc since then. computers have changed alot since GeForce graphics cards and Vodoo.

    So the basic model should do it's thing?

  • +1

    8gb version of 3070. Need to bare in mind the 3060 has 12gb.

    I have a laptop with 8gb 3070 where reviewers are concern about longevity because of the small vram

    • +2

      Unless you're running LLMs, marginally more VRAM is a negligible factor versus the better overall performance of the 3070.

      • I run LLMs

      • No, games are starting to take up more and more Vram especially as graphics get better. 12Gb would be so ideal nowadays, the 4060ti gets slapped on because it's lack of RAM and the upgrade to 16Gb costing almost 200bucks more

    • The 3060 will run out of rasterisation power long before it fills its VRAM buffer. It's really a non-issue.

      Anyone seriously using their GPUs for LLMs will also need something more powerful than a 3060.

  • -1

    Thanks OP. Can you quote for R5-7500F system instead of i5 with RTX 3070, please ? Thanks.

  • Are these machines if purchased as is really fantastic value, or do most people purchase with the intention to do immediate upgrades so make them great?
    Basically for most people are these builds awesome for most people out the box?

    • +2

      The upgradeability options for both builds are fairly limited without spending thousands of dollars more, at which point you'd be far better off buying one of TechFast's higher-end gaming builds due to their better performance-per-dollar value, as linked in the OP.

      You're buying these systems because they're excellent value, entry-level gaming builds that will run most games at 1920x1080 at a solid ~60 FPS and you're trying to save as much as possible on unnecessary higher-spec components/extras.

  • @luketechfast I urgently need to get on the phone with you guys about an issue with a system I just received from you. Shouldn't be a long conversation, I've submitted tickets online and emailed. How to get in contact? Thanks

    • I recently dealt with Caleb on a warranty issue and the comms were great. You'll hear back soon enough.

  • Aww wish the 12400F had been an upgrade option on my 3060 order that shipped yesterday :(

  • +5

    Intel H610 motherboard (brand/model may vary)

    This forum thread just started:

    "Does Anyone Know The Details of This Motherboard?"

    The "Kuesuny H610M4", DYOR

  • +2

    missed the $818 deal last month with rtx4060 amd 1tb ssd :( i'll keep waiting :s

    • +4

      This 3070 deal is better?

      • for me i prefer bigger storage of the old deal because upgrading to 1tb ssd costs $99 while the deal was only $19 more than this $799 deal. and the 4060 as included instead of 3060 too. i'm not comparing that with the 3070 deal

        • +1

          Most ppl look at the CPU and GPU from these deals.
          The SSD you can easily upgrade yourself for cheap.

    • unless you really want frame generation this is overall better i think, the 3070

  • Can I trust this new 3070?

    • +5

      In what way? To water your plants while you’re away, or to be brand new? I can upload pics of the boxed product tomorrow if you like

      • Hi Luke,

        Thanks for your reply. I am quite tempted by this deal, but quite worried about the motherboard brand because of the comments above. Could you let me know the brand of the motherboard?
        Thanks!

      • Hey Luke, Been trying to get in contact. Please see my email/online ticket submitted.. Thanks

        • Hey buddha, it's really hard to link an ozbargain name to an email in terms of escalation, if you can PM me I can try to help, but the team will get back to you as soon as we can.

      • Luke are you telling me that your PCs will water my plants? AI really has come along in leaps and bounds.

  • -1

    Can we stop with the micro ATX builds? Please put a standard size mobo in there for a slightly higher price.

    • micro ATX builds are OK.
      ATX is a bit big.

  • Can we get this 3070 with AM5 7500f build?

  • Would these run games better than a series x/ps5?

    • 3060 build would be pretty similar , 3070 build would be faster

      • Ok thanks.

  • +1

    Hey Luke, is it possible to change my order please?
    I just ordered the 3060 deal but would like to upgrade to the 3070 deal if possible.

    I've sent you a PM.

  • Great deal on these Gaming PCs! The Core i5-12400F paired with RTX 3060 or 3070 offers excellent performance at an affordable price

  • The deal says it supports afterpay (on the website)
    But I see no afterpay option? Only Credit Card…

  • Hey brains trust. I’ve built PCs in years gone by, but I’m really out of the loop now. My last build died last night and I need to redo. I photoshop, video edit (not high end) and everyday word processing et cetera.
    Are these overkill? I’ve looked at a ground up builds and it looks to be more expensive than a kit like this? Thoughts? and appreciated.

    • +1

      I do similar tasks on an old Dell Optiplex 790 with a GT1030LP. This may be lower-end than your departed. If rendering/encoding wait times aren't a deal breaker, you could spend half as much on a setup like mine.

      Then again, more headroom is never a bad thing. I'd snag this 3070 deal if I had the cash to spare.

  • How much for just the GPUs by themselves?

  • Hi, my pre build pc just arrive. Do you have to do anything in order for this to work? Can you use HDMI in your monitor to connect in your Pc?

  • Anyone know if this motherboard and case (on the $899 deal) has usb C ports ?

    • +1

      Just confirming neither case nor mobo have USB C. It's slowly starting more broadly to appear but not on the lower chipsets just yet.

  • Thanks, just ordered a 3070 system

  • Have the 3070 systems sold out?

  • Planning to release any more 3070 systems?

    • Card is basically end of life now sadly

      • What's the closest performing card at a similar price range? (Ideally under worse performing)

        • +1

          Somewhere between a 4060 and 4060 Ti, probably Radeon RX 7700 XT the closest equivalent.

          • @luketechfast: Thanks. Btw isn't 3070 better than 4060?

            • +1

              @mbrooks: Yep that's why i said somewhere between - better than 4060, not as good as 4060 Ti

              • @luketechfast: Gotcha thanks! So then, any deals on a 4060 Ti system coming up from you? Cheers

                • +1

                  @mbrooks: It's a maybe. Of all the 40 series cards, the 4060 Ti has been the lowest selling in our experience, which means we don't have as much leverage on volume. Will do our best!

  • Other post links to this as being $699?

    • RTX 3060 Gaming PC: i5-12400F: $699

  • @luketechfast Hi Luke/Team, I have received my 3070 PC, thanks for that

    I can see motherboard is KOLOE H610M4-PLUS. TBH, I don't mind a cheap motherboard as long as it can do it's job. But just want to check with you, have you got any issues with this MB?

  • @luketechfast My cousin ordered the 3070 PC on 24/2 and hasn’t received any updates. He’s reached out to [email protected] and is still yet to receive a response. What can he do as it’s now almost 3 weeks on an order that was estimated for 5-10 business days.

    • I'm on it - will get it sorted. Confirmed - sorted and will ship very shortly.

      • Thanks Luke. Any chance he will get an email confirming this? I've asked him to check his emails today and no response yet. I can DM you the order details if that will help?

        • He'll get the email when it ships - it's testing now so should ship today meaning he'll get notification around middle of the day when Auspost picks up.

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