Powerhouse RTX 5070 Ti, i9-14900KF build with 32GB of DDR5 spotted with a solid discount at Newegg
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Generally speaking, some of the priciest prebuilds are ones that are designed not just for gaming, but for heavy multitasking, productivity, and creator workstation usage. This build, for instance, is just that, but the good news is that it has a decent $450 off its list price, and a further $50 off with a promo code, too. All in, it comes to $2,499.99, which is not bad at all, considering this PC features an RTX 5070 Ti, Intel Core i9-14900KF, 32GB of DDR5, and a 2TB SSD.
What you’re getting here is a graphics card that’s one of the best for QHD, with solid 4K capabilities, but instead of being paired with a gaming-first, lower core-count CPU, like the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, you’ve got a 14th-gen Intel processor with a massive 24 cores, a fast 6GHz boost clock speed, and 36MB L3 cache. This, alongside its high-speed DDR5 RAM, makes this PC very adept at handling gaming in QHD and 4K, but also smashing through demanding creative workflows, streaming, and more.
How does this stack up for the price? Well, most RTX 5070 Ti builds tend to come in at around $2,500, but usually, that’s the price for a Ryzen 7 9800X3D model. These feature a massive 96MB L3 cache and are better for gaming, with extremely low latency at higher frame rates, but they don’t have the multitasking prowess of high-core-count Intel alternatives, which tend to raise the price of an RTX 5070 Ti build closer to $2,600, in my experience. So in short, it’s a good deal, with the only real caveat being that this build isn’t quite as future-facing as an Intel Core Ultra LGA 1851 socket configuration.
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Prices correct as of October 9th, 2026.
What we like about this ABS Stratos II Aqua gaming PC
A brilliant graphics card for gaming and creators
Much of what makes the RTX 5070 Ti great for QHD and 4K gaming also makes it brilliant for creative work. For instance, 16GB of GDDR7 VRAM is going to allow you to play games at more demanding settings with more detailed textures, and going to give you enough headroom to work on more complex creative projects, too. Similarly, its 4th-gen ray tracing cores are great for gaming, but also come in handy when working in 3D and applying various lighting effects. The same goes for its AI acceleration, and it even features 9th-gen Nvidia Encoders to dramatically reduce exporting and decoding times.
An outstanding all-rounder CPU
It’s a powerhouse processor for gaming in QHD and 4K, and its very high core count lends itself well to heavy multitasking and a wide variety of creative workflows. I would say that it is power-hungry, so cooling is certainly important here. With this build, you’ve got a 240mm Gamdias Aura AIO liquid CPU cooler, which should be fine for the job.
RAM and storage are ideal for modern gaming requirements, and more
With 32GB of DDR5 and 2TB of storage, this PC is primed to handle modern AAA games and has enough room for them, too, especially since many can top the scales at over 100GB nowadays. Having 32GB of DDR5 is also a big win if you’re editing video and working in 3D, too.
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