This excellent entry to mid level gaming PC boasts a Colorful iGame RTX3070 Ultra OC White with 32GB of 2666MHz RAM and an Intel i9 11th gen. All in Corsairs stylish Carbide 275R case, providing great airflow!
Author: Thomas
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Wraith AMD Custom Gaming PC in NZXT H710 Matte Black/Red
Loving this AMD Wraith Custom PC build, complete with a Ryzen 9 5900X processor, MSI’s AMD Radeon 6700XT and some funky custom PSU cabling that gives this machine an aesthetic edge.
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Intel Custom Gaming PC in Corsair iCue 5000T
What. A. Build! Admittedly I was sceptical how this case would look initially, but it is not only fantastic to build in, it looks just as good!
This custom rainbow beast features some ridiculous hardware, including MSI’s RTX3090 Suprim for elite level graphical output, Intel’s 12th generation Alder Lake i9, the latest DDR5 Z690 motherboard from MSI as well 32GB of G.Skill RAM (5600MHz) and a 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD.
Oh, and it might feature just a little bit of RGB.
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Valkyrie Intel Custom Gaming PC in MSI MPG Gungnir 110R
Another day, another fantastic build by our team in MSI’s ever popular Gungnir 110R.
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Zurich Pro Workstation in Corsair Carbide 5000D Airflow – White
This powerful workstation comes ready to take on any professional workload – boasting a 12th gen Intel i9 processor, 64GB of RAM, an RTX 3070Ti graphics card, exactly as our customer needed!
120mm high performance premium air cooler 
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Valkyrie X Custom Gaming PC in Corsair 7000D Airflow
Valkyrie X Custom Gaming PC in Corsair 7000D Airflow The absolute monster Corsair 7000D Airflow with some of the latest DDR5 gear inside (MSI Z690 EDGE D5 motherboard and G.Skill Trident Z5 5600Mhz).
Further housing Intel’s i9 12th gen Alder Lake CPU, 360mm Liquid cooler and an RTX3080Ti, this machine comes ready for some serious gaming!
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Apple M1 Ultra vs Nvidia RTX 3090
In Early March, Apple announced the M1 Ultra that came along with some big claims, namely that the M1 Ultra could outperform Nvidia’s RTX 3090.
Very big call indeed.
Naturally though, the PC community have been quick to dispute this, with Apple’s performance graph being shown to be somewhat flawed (or at the very least, misleading) and plenty of questions being raised about the legitimacy of Apple’s claims.
Let’s rewind and see how this has all played out…
Source: Apple Apple released the above graph with March 8th’s press release, displaying the power of the M1 Ultra’s chip and outperforming the “highest end discrete GPU” at approximately 33% of the power. If you have perfect eye sight and the worlds strongest magnifying glass, you might be able to see in the bottom right hand corner that this discrete GPU is in fact the RTX 3090 (this is also listed in Apple’s press release via the fine print at https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/03/apple-unveils-m1-ultra-the-worlds-most-powerful-chip-for-a-personal-computer/).
Although this is undeniably Apples strongest GPU to date and incredibly fast – late last week, The Verge released benchmark testing for the M1 Ultra vs the RTX 3090 using Geekbench’s GPU tests as well as against Shadow of The Tomb Raider to see how it really stacks up.
Source: The Verge 
Source: The Verge Although somewhat expected, “the new M1 Ultra is not able to outperform the RTX3090 in terms of raw GPU performance, according to benchmark testing performed by The Verge.” (https://www.macrumors.com/2022/03/17/m1-ultra-nvidia-rtx-3090-comparison/)
That being said, the M1 Ultra and the Mac Studio system does appear to be quite impressive (especially for content creation and 3D modelling), however their marketing could be seen as misleading as their graphing does not take into account the full power range of Nvidia’s chip. Further noted during the testing against Shadow of The Tomb Raider was that “there was substantial, noticeable micro stutter at every resolution we tried. This is not at all a computer that anyone would buy for gaming” (https://www.theverge.com/22981815/apple-mac-studio-m1-ultra-max-review)
The above testing and with GPU prices anticipated drop by consumers, the 3090 will make less of a hit on your wallet and certainly appears to be the more advantageous, both performance and value wise.
With that in mind, those of you who are after the absolute best performance may be better served waiting for the upcoming release of the RTX3090Ti or even the 4000 series.
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Wraith AMD Custom Gaming PC in MSI Gungnir 110R
Another beautiful build from our tech’s in MSI’s Gungnir 110R. This solid mid range gaming PC includes the ever reliable RTX3060, AMD’s Ryzen 9 5900X CPU, 16GB of RAM and plenty of fan forced cooling.
This builds also comes stream capture ready with an Elgato 4K Game Capture card installed by our team, letting our customer get straight to what they need their custom PC for!
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Valkyrie Custom Gaming PC in NZXT H710
It’s been a while since we showcased a build in an NZXT case and here we have the sleek H710 in red with perfectly matching red PSU extensions, a very aesthetically pleasing build and exactly as our customer wanted it!
This PC also houses a 10th gen Intel i5 CPU with liquid cooling, 16GB of RAM and a RTX3060
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Valkyrie Intel Custom PC in MSI Gungnir 110R
MSI’s Gungnir 110R is already a nice case for any RGB fans out there, this build goes the extra mile adds multiple RGB RAM sticks and extra RGB stripping inside.
