
The always good looking Spec Omega Tempered Glass RGB in White in our ever popular Kilo Mark-2 configuration. For your viewing pleasure!

It’s been a while since we’ve built a system with 2x PSUs – and we are happy to report it built, tested, and shipped without any issues! So, who needs this? A business approached us and wanted the most amount of GPU power they could get. The CPU was less important, so it’s only Intel’s i9 9820X (10 core 20 thread) CPU. Only 64GB of DDR4 RAM was deemed necessary, but is upgradable to 128GB.
Each liquid cooled RTX 2080 Ti can draw 300W+ – multiply that by 4 and you’re already at 1,200W even before the rest of the PC. Intel quotes a 165W for the CPU, but that’s an average taken at base frequencies. Not wanting to throttle our customer’s workload, we recommended a dual PSU setup so the PC can comfortably power everything.

Ever since adding this case I desperately wanted to take pictures of it. So when it finally sold in a custom build just over a month later, I got to snap some photos.
So, what’s in this thing of beauty?
But, let’s just get to the pictures.

A perfect example of why Evatech stands behind custom gaming PCs.
AMD’s Ryzen 7 2700 (8 core 16 thread) CPU with an air cooler.
16GB of DDR4 RGB OC RAM.
1TB ProSpec SATA SSD + 2TB HDD.
Blue case lighting + blue LED fans + white and blue sleeved PSU cabling.
AC WiFi capabilities.
And a respectable RTX 2060.
Normally we’d expect to see something like a 2070 or 2080 with a system like this. Giving our customers the power meant that they were able to focus their money and performance where it mattered most to them. Rather than Evatech staff deciding what is best for everyone.