This ABS Flux II Aqua PC is currently $400 off and down to a pretty competitive price point of $1,799.99. Now, this build is actually pretty well-rounded, and comes in at a price point that may make more sense to those looking for an RTX 5070 PC with decent multitasking capabilities and a good amount of RAM.
First up, at the heart of this PC is the Intel Core i7-14700F, which packs 20 cores and 28 threads, a boost clock of 5.4GHz, and a 33MB L3 cache. It’s a CPU that’s excellent for gaming, but also a very solid pick for multitasking, streaming, and running background applications. For those who want to game, stream, create and edit content, and more, this CPU is a good pick that’s still cost-effective. The only real drawback is that it’s an older-gen option, and on the LGA 1700 socket.
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Paired with the CPU is, as mentioned, the RTX 5070, which brings with it 12GB of GDDR7 VRAM and is a great mid-range pick for QHD gaming. It features 6,144 CUDA cores, 4th-gen ray tracing cores, and 5th-gen tensor cores, plus support for DLSS 4 and MFG and Nvidia 9th-gen Encoders. Its 12GB of VRAM may be a limiter when gaming at higher settings in QHD; however, at significantly less than an RTX 5070 Ti, where builds can easily hit over $2,000, it makes a lot of sense from a price-to-performance perspective.
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Elsewhere in this build, you’ve got 32GB of DDR4, which helps keep costs slightly down while still being very respectable for modern gaming requirements and multitasking. There’s a modest-sized 1TB SSD, which is okay if you’re not planning on building a huge game library, and this can be easily upgraded if you need to in the future.
Cooling is a 120mm hydraulic air cooler, which, in all honesty, is fine for gaming, but a little lackluster for CPU-intensive tasks that utilize the i7-14700F’s full capabilities for prolonged periods of time. It’s also a slightly more compact build, which may have an effect on overall cooling performance, compared to larger, roomier PC cases with more fans. In terms of its PSU, which is 650W, it’s fine for this build as is, but like the cooler, it doesn’t leave a lot of headroom for upgrades.
Reasons to buy this ABS Flux II Aqua prebuilt gaming PC
A smart, cost-effective configuration for gaming, with solid multitasking capabilities
Opting for an LGA 1700 socket CPU, DDR4 RAM, and a modest PSU, cooler, and SSD still allows you to get a lot out of this build in terms of gaming and multitasking performance, without paying over $2,000, where you’d find an LGA 1851 socket CPU, DDR4, and likely a 240mm/ 360mm AIO.
Its pricing hits the sweet spot for an RTX 5070 build
At $1,799.99, for me, it hits the sweet spot for an RTX 5070 build, as I’m seeing more and more drift over $2,000 and beyond nowadays. At that price, I’d seriously consider grabbing an RX 9070 XT build instead, so I could get more VRAM. But at just under $1,800, I think an RTX 5070 PC makes a lot of sense, especially if you want access to modern Blackwell features.
Stylish, more compact design
It’s relatively basic, but still looks great with its tempered glass panels and aRGB throughout, and it’s not so huge that it can’t easily sit on your desktop, too.
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