GeekaPC 'Avalanche' Gaming PC

The GeekaPC Avalanche is a gorgeous white option that primarily targets 1440p gaming and has strong legs at 4K too. All the parts are housed inside the Montech King 95 Pro white case, a stunning dual-chamber model with a whopping six fans. Gamers can choose between the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT, both colour-matched to the vibrant white aesthetic of the build.



AMD's Ryzen 5 9600X is the brains of the Avalanche GeekaPC build. 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.



The Montech HyperFlow ARGB 360 ensures the Ryzen 5 9600X remains cool. This 360mm liquid cooling unit is equipped with three 120mm fans, which push cool air through the radiator. Each fan lights up with vibrant RGB, and the CPU pump block can be synced with various RGB software.

The Montech King 95 Pro houses all of the parts in this PC build. It is the larger sibling of the King 65 Pro, which features in our GeekaPC 'Frost' system. This case is a firm favourite on the GeekaWhat YouTube channel due to its stunning design, excellent build quality, and pre-installed fans. It features dual tempered glass panels, an unhindered window into the build, and several tool-less mechanisms to simplify assembly.

For RAM, this build uses a reliable Kingston Fury Beast RGB kit, offering great latency and speeds. Those looking to provide more oomph for their build can increase the RAM capacity from 32GB to 64GB.

Regarding storage, the Lexar NQ790/EQ790 is responsible for housing all of your games. This is one of the fastest Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSDs on the market, offering blazing-fast load and boot times. The base configuration of the Avalanche PC comes with a 1TB drive, but this can be increased to 2TB and 4TB for those who need a bit more space for their favourite games.

Lastly, powering this build is the Corsair RM750e power supply. This is a 750W unit, and it features a fully modular cabling system and Cybenetics Gold efficiency, ensuring minimal power is lost as additional heat or noise.

This build has a dedicated video on the GeekaWhat YouTube channel where the host, James Cousins, details the entire step-by-step process. He covers each component's pros (and cons), along with a suite of gaming benchmarks at the end, providing an idea of how this system performs.

*Note: The GPU model shown in the video and attached photos is the MSI RTX 5070 Ti Gaming Trio OC in White. GeekaPC reserves the right to use any model of the RTX 5070 Ti or RX 9070 XT as selected, depending on real-time availability.