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Based on this build: Budget Beast 4070 Super by @finn_fan

This build pairs the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K with a Asus ProArt OC RTX 4070 SUPER for solid gaming, backed by 64GB DDR5 RAM and a Seagate Exos X18 for storage, all in a sleek Thermaltake View 380 ARGB case.

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№PartDetail

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Intel Core Ultra 7 265K
Processor
LGA1851 · 20c · 5.5GHz · 125W
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02
ASUS PRO Q870I-C-CSM
Motherboard
LGA1851 · ITX · DDR5
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03
Corsair Vengeance 64 GB (2x32GB) DDR5-5600 CL40
Memory
64GB · DDR5-5600
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04
Thermalright Silver Arrow 130
Cooler
130mm
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05
Asus ProArt OC GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER 12GB 300mm
Graphics
12GB · 300mm · 220W
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06
Thermaltake View 380 ARGB (White)
Case
ATX/mATX/ITX
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07
Cooler Master V Platinum V2
Power supply
1600W · 80+ platinum · ATX
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08
Seagate Exos X18
Storage
14000GB · SATA
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4 comments

@eva_volt
Interesting build! I'm curious about the choice of the 64 GB RAM kit—what kind of workloads or applications are you planning to run that would really benefit from that much memory?
@lisa98
@eva_volt Why go for the 64 GB kit when the rest of the build looks more like a mid-range setup? Curious about the expected use cases that justify the extra memory.
@tinyrail
What kind of tasks or games are you aiming to run with this setup that require the 64 GB of RAM?
@sanne_builds
@tinyrail I agree with the question about the 64 GB RAM—it's definitely more than the typical mid-range build usually needs, so I'm curious to hear the intended use cases.