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[VIC] RTX 4070 Ti Super DIY PC - 750W G5 Gold, B650M Wi-Fi, CPU: 7800X3D $2229 or 7500F $1949 (C&C Only) + Surcharge @ Evatech

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[VIC] RTX 4070 Ti Super DIY PC - 750W G5 Gold, B650M Wi-Fi, CPU: 7800X3D $2229 or 7500F $1949 (C&C Only) + Surcharge @ Evatech
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Store Repevatech on 05/03/2024 - 14:03 evatech.com.au (935 clicks)
Last edited 05/03/2024 - 15:40 by 1 other user

Every time we post a pre-built PC deal we get hit with a bunch of requests to swap out a bunch of parts (cases being the most common) or asking if we can just sell the parts separately. So we're testing the waters with a few DIY build bundles to see how they fly here with the community. Surely there's some die hards that want both a bargain and the satisfaction of building it themselves in whatever case they dam well please.

There is a ton of sales and price competition from a bunch of different retailers slashing prices deep to clear stock right now, especially with the below GPU being $150 off SRP and places like MSY. Nonetheless we've managed to beat the PCPP pricing by at least $150 more.

All that being said, if you dont mind foregoing 2/3rds of your manufacturers warranty period, roll the dice on what exact models of certain components you're getting and have someone else build it there's some real cheap pre-built deals from tech-fast up right now that for a few hundred more get you a complete system. This deal is more for those who are actually keen on these specific models, building a PC themselves and / or has a handful or parts they already they want to use and just need a good deal on the rest.

If the feedback is generally positive for this sort of DIY bundle deal we'll see what we can do about more in the future. Let us know what sort of hardware you'd like to see in them and we'll pass all the feedback along to our product management team to work their magic.

7800X3D Bundles

AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core 16 Thread
MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI Motherboard
MSI 750GL PCIe5 80+ Gold Power Supply
MSI RTX 4070 Ti Super 16G Ventus 3x OC Graphics Card

$2,229 link | PCPartPicker $2391

AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core 16 Thread
MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI Motherboard
MSI 750GL PCIe5 80+ Gold Power Supply
MSI RTX 4070 Ti Super 16G Ventus 3x OC Graphics Card
MSI MAG Coreliquid M360 ARGB Liquid Cooler

$2,356 link | PCPartPicker $2520

7500F Bundles

AMD Ryzen 5 7500F 6-Core 12 Thread
MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI Motherboard
MSI 750GL PCIe5 80+ Gold Power Supply
MSI RTX 4070 Ti Super 16G Ventus 3x OC Graphics Card

$1949 link | PCPartPicker $2102

AMD Ryzen 5 7500F 6-Core 12 Thread
MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI Motherboard
MSI 750GL PCIe5 80+ Gold Power Supply
MSI RTX 4070 Ti Super 16G Ventus 3x OC Graphics Card
Deepcool AK400 Performance Tower Air CPU Cooler

$1,985 link | PCPartPicker $2141

Click & Collect Only
Please place an order online first and await the 'ready for pickup' email before dropping in to the store. Orders should be processed and ready in ~ 30 minutes or less during business hours.

Surcharges
0% Visa / Master / Direct Deposit
2% AmEx, 2.6% PayPal.

Store Address
5/2 Fiveways Boulevarde, Keysborough 3173 Google Maps Link

While stocks last (approx 18-22pc per bundle)

If you need a few case fans, velcro cable ties or thermal paste we'll happy throw some in over the counter on pick up on request.

Previous Prebuilt PC Deal

For those that missed it, we have a handful of our last deal still in stock
RTX4070/7500F/32G EXPO 6000 D5/1TB 7400MB/s SSD/240mm AIO $1999

Computing AM5 AMD Computer Component CPU Micro ATX Motherboard MSI Nvidia Video Card

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closed Comments

  • KARMAAA on 05/03/2024 - 14:12
    +2

    Click and collect only? What an L.

    • Store Repevatech @ Evatech Australia on 05/03/2024 - 14:22
      +22

      Yeah :( Sorry. It's a trial run. We'll do what we can do make the next one open to delivery if this all goes smoothly.

      Customer support becomes a bit of a nightmare when you're dealing with customers remotely who have a system half built with their own gear. Especially with all sorts of different possible combinations and varying technical ability / communication skills. Dealing locally here in Melbourne first gives us the ability in the case anything goes wrong to say, 'hey, bring it in and we'll test it for you' without the headache, time and costs of two way shipping.

      • Lz ShifTy on 06/03/2024 - 00:56

        It's a great idea but factor in the risk because this draws a fine line between doing extra work for free if people fail to put the pc together correctly most of us here sure do know how but new comers or first timers may have trouble.

        Not sure if you guys charge extra for any diagnostics required

        Once the parts are bought user are to be responsible for any damages done if not installed correctly, if parts are faulty standard RMA

        Just a thought as ive work at a pc store/whole sale

  • xrailgun on 05/03/2024 - 14:27

    I like how 7600 either doesn't exist according to SIs, or upgrading from 7500F to 7600 adds the whole MSRP of a 7600 instead of like $20.

    • KARMAAA on 05/03/2024 - 14:29

      Is it the iGPU or the 100 MHz, or is it both that you really want?

      • Lief on 05/03/2024 - 14:49
        +2

        I'd pay $20 for an igpu for backup/troubleshooting myself

        • KARMAAA on 05/03/2024 - 15:52
          +1

          Yeah it's super useful sometimes.

    • SlashAxe on 06/03/2024 - 14:48
      +1

      Stores love 7500F, I think they can get open tray from China and have bigger margin. You don't see any 7500f on retail but literally every store is using it in the mob.

  • barge-in hunter on 05/03/2024 - 14:30
    +3

    I like the idea of these upgrade packs - you might get some decent buy-in with a more budget version, if you can swing it.

    People who are intending to spend more money and have the skills/know how to use a diy upgrade pack will probably be more picky with their parts selection

  • DoesntEvenMatter on 05/03/2024 - 14:40
    +1

    Id be in 100% if we could get a msi project zero instead of the MSI Pro B650M-A WIFI Motherboard

    • penguiniman on 05/03/2024 - 20:06

      Considering how only 4 cases support the project zero board (+ the board costs quite a bit itself) it makes sense as to why they wouldn't

  • amaslam on 05/03/2024 - 15:49

    I like the idea of bundles. Suggest there be two options in the MOBO:
    One for MATX (default already there) and Mini-ITX. This should cover the majority of cases.

    I know ATX and EATX cases exist but test the waters first with two options and see if you get many emails asking for larger ones.

  • devisticshash on 05/03/2024 - 16:26

    Waiting for the day we get options for mini ITX mobos instead of full ATX

    • povogamer on 05/03/2024 - 18:03

      the ones in this deal are m-atx boards, if that helps

  • FujinShu on 05/03/2024 - 16:46
    +1

    DIY seems like a very interesting idea IMO. That’s what NZXT has done with their BLD kits and their illustrated DIY PC book, which is basically a fun little children’s-book-kinda guide for total newbies.

  • FujinShu on 05/03/2024 - 16:48

    Also, I wish we’d get B650E/X670E versions of these kits, at least for the higher-end CPUs, as that would be an absolute steal by my books.

  • chyawala on 05/03/2024 - 17:45

    Any chance you can buy this kit as a pre-built PC instead?

  • xyron on 05/03/2024 - 17:46
    +4

    All that being said, if you dont mind foregoing 2/3rds of your manufacturers warranty period, roll the dice on what exact models of certain components you're getting and have someone else build it there's some real cheap pre-built deals from tech-fast up right now that for a few hundred more get you a complete system.

    shots fired

    • JerraJones on 07/03/2024 - 00:14

      More like salty, they're using msi for this deal which isn't some super high quality manufacturer that's worth paying extra for, they're average. TF uses msi frequently too, their most recent 7800x3d+4080s build also uses an msi mobo (difference being 1 less m.2+2 ram slots vs 4 ram slots here).

      You can also add extra warranty for techfast stuff and you'd probably still save some money for a full build unless you can source the other parts for cheaper/bring from old builds.

  • lordra on 05/03/2024 - 22:18

    Great Post OP.
    I'm in NSW so can't benefit, but it's great!
    I like that you've given core components and let people build around it.
    Do you have the option of locals dropping off the rest of their parts to you and then you building the entire thing for them (at cost) ?

  • TsunamiInTheHouse on 06/03/2024 - 10:21
    +3

    Not just you guys, but when people are asking to upgrade or change or reselling components.
    They're basically saying, stop giving us 5200mhz cl 40 ram, pcie 3.0 1tb storage, inwin psus and workstation-esq motherboards.

    If its a gaming (power user) machine, the components should reflect that.

    • Dipaty on 06/03/2024 - 12:56
      +1

      I really couldn't agree with this post more. It needs to be pinned on every "Gaming PC Build" going forward lol

    • Soled Out on 06/03/2024 - 13:28

      A noob question. What’s a good gaming motherboard?

      • TsunamiInTheHouse on 06/03/2024 - 18:00
        +2

        There is no motherboard option that impacts performance*

        Motherboards are just going to have more and more features at higher pricepoints.

        I personally like a lot of storage, fan headers and a reasonable foundation for minor overclocking, so having 3 m.2 slots + 6 sata, 4 fan headers and good headsink contact on the power delivering capacitors to the cpu.

        Others may want more connectivity, so they will want more usb options, wifi/bluetooth, etc.

        • Soled Out on 06/03/2024 - 18:16

          thanks for the reply mate. what motherboard are you using right now?

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