GeekaPC 'Assassin' (RTX 5070 / RX 9070)
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The GeekaPC 'Assassin' is a powerful but stealthy mid-range gaming PC designed to offer excellent performance at 1440p thanks to the RTX 5070, while remaining quiet and covert in its sleek black chassis, the Phanteks XT Pro Ultra. Built with an RTX 5070 or with an AMD RX 9070, you can enjoy great framerates with your stealthy build whether you choose NVIDIA or AMD.
AMD's Ryzen 5 9600X is the brain of the Assassin system. This Ryzen 9000 option builds upon the success of previous generations' Ryzen 5 7600X by offering better efficiency, resulting in lower temperatures and higher clock speeds. Its low-power budget allows the Ryzen 5 9600X to maintain its 5.4GHz boost speed, giving it an edge in modern games.
Keeping the Ryzen 5 9600X's thermals in check is the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB. Adding to the sleek and stealthy theme, this black dual-tower cooler can easily handle the temperatures of the 9600X, while maintaining a low-profile thanks to its black heatsinks and fans. The fans also offer addressable RGB lighting, for those looking to customise lighting to their heart's content.
The Phanteks XT Pro Ultra case serves as the foundation of the Assassin, with its clean, stealthy and modern design with excellent airflow capabilities. The case’s spacious interior accommodates the Assassin's components with ease, and its tool-less features make upgrades simple and hassle-free.
With 32GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM running at a snappy 6000MHz, the Arc is equipped for multitasking, gaming, and more. The Crucial P3 Plus is the storage of choice, ensuring fast load times and quick boot speeds, giving you the storage reliability you need.
The Corsair RM750e PSU powers the Assassin with 750W of dependable energy delivery and great efficiency, which is all you need to power the GeekaPC Assassin.
This build is based directly off a system James recommended on the GeekaWhat YouTube channel, and you can view the full build video below. In the video, James shows how this system is built, the things he likes about the build, and covers the things he doesn't like so much in the build process. We highly recommend watching the video below before buying: