Save $300 on this fab Ryzen-powered, RTX 4070 Ti Super gaming PC and enjoy all the best games for years to come

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What do you get when you pair a fast eight core, 16 thread CPU, with a powerful Nvidia GPU, and a bucket load of fast RAM? This gaming PC, of course, and it'll blitz through any 1440p and most 4K gaming loads.

Let's say you're in the market for a new gaming PC and your budget is between $1,600 and $2,000. You're rightly going to have some pretty serious expectations of any PC on offer. It will need to have a modern, fast CPU that's been paired with plenty of equally fast RAM, to ensure that it'll cope with all of the latest games. 

Naturally, it must have a decent graphics card, too—one that supports all of the latest graphics technology and will cope with just about any rendering task you ask of it. Lastly, you'd expect to see plenty of storage, options for upgrading, and even things like cooling or lighting will need to pass muster. This ABS Stratos Ruby gaming PC ticks almost all those boxes.

Heading the specs table is the Ryzen 7 7700X CPU, with eight cores, 16 threads of Zen 4 architecture, and a boost clock of 5.4 GHz. It's pretty light on power consumption, with a TDP of 105 W—20 W lower than equivalent Intel processors. Activate ECO mode and it'll sip power, while still delivering great performance.

AMD's Ryzen chips work best when paired with fast dual-channel RAM and ABS has done the right thing here by installing two 16GB sticks of DDR5-6000, which is the ideal rating for a balance of speed and stability. It's from a reliable brand, Team Group, and even sports a spot of RGB lighting.

All of that would be for naught if the graphics card wasn't up to scratch, but here you're getting a GeForce