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AWD-IT Mars 5 Ti, AMD Ryzen 5, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, Gaming Desktop PC
£2,124.99
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Dominate 4K gaming and streaming with the high-performance AWD-IT Mars 5 Ti Gaming Desktop PC. Featuring the powerful NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti graphics card, an AMD Ryzen 5 processor, and massive 32GB RAM, this pre-built powerhouse delivers uncompromising speed and stunning visual fidelity right out of the box.
- Extreme 4K Gaming: Powered by the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU.
- Ultra-Fast Performance: Includes a responsive AMD Ryzen 5 CPU and 32GB high-speed RAM.
- Instant Load Times: Equipped with an expansive 1TB NVMe SSD for rapid access.
- Optimized for Stability: Professionally assembled for maximum airflow and stable performance.
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Product Description
Product Overview
Dominate the latest titles and elevate your streaming with the high-performance AWD-IT Mars 5 Ti Gaming Desktop PC. Engineered for uncompromising speed and stunning visual fidelity, this pre-built gaming powerhouse is centered around the formidable NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti graphics card, delivering fluid 4K gaming and professional creative capabilities. Coupled with a swift AMD Ryzen 5 processor and massive 32GB of high-speed RAM, the Mars 5 Ti ensures seamless multitasking and zero lag. Experience lightning-fast load times and ample storage for your entire game library thanks to the expansive 1TB NVMe SSD. This is the ultimate plug-and-play solution for serious gamers and creators seeking next-generation performance right out of the box.
Key Features
- Extreme Graphics Performance: Experience cutting-edge realism and high frame rates with the powerful NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti.
- Responsive AMD Processor: Equipped with an AMD Ryzen 5 CPU for efficient multitasking and smooth gameplay.
- Blazing Fast Memory: 32GB of high-speed RAM handles demanding games, streaming, and content creation effortlessly.
- Instant Loading Speeds: 1TB SSD ensures near-instant boot-ups and rapid game loading times.
- Optimized Gaming PC: Professionally assembled and cable-managed for maximum airflow and stable performance.
Important Information
- Operating System (OS) not included; Windows 11/10 recommended.
- Ready for 4K gaming and VR experiences.
- Designed with upgrade potential for future component enhancements.
Why Choose Think Assemble
- Quality Assurance: Every system undergoes rigorous stress-testing and quality checks by certified technicians.
- Fast Shipping: We prioritize secure, expedited delivery so you can start gaming sooner.
- Expert Support: Lifetime technical support is included with every purchase, ensuring peace of mind.
- Guaranteed Components: We use only premium, branded components for peak reliability and longevity.
Specification
Overview
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | AWD-IT |
| Dimensions | H 35.0 x W 28.0 x D 41.8 cm |
| Weight | 10kg |
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 5 |
| Processor Speed | AMD Ryzen 5 7600X (6 Core, 4.7GHz, up to 5.3GHz, 32M Cache, 12T) |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Home |
| Memory | 32GB |
| Storage | 1TB SSD |
| Graphics Card | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti |
| Optical Disc Drive | No |
| Wireless | 1300Mbps USB WiFi |
| Manufacturer | AWD-IT |
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4 reviews for AWD-IT Mars 5 Ti, AMD Ryzen 5, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, Gaming Desktop PC
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Anonymous –
Could have been better
The stock cooler can’t handle any gaming or medium use it will have to be upgraded to even get any use out of this pc.
Also the warranty that comes with it is basically send the item back for a refund,
no help from the company that built it AWD-it even though it’s got note stating that any problems to give them a call.
The fans on my case needed replaced as the ones that came with it aren’t the correct air flow direction.
Only buy if your willing to upgrade cooler and sort out fans and willing to fix it yourself without any help from the company that built it.
Anonymous –
Cut corners in the wrong place
Got it. I’ll clean this up into a clear, firm, fair review that sounds knowledgeable and credible, without ranting. Here’s a polished version you can post:
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Review: Decent budget parts let down badly by cooling choices
The computer is okay as a basic budget build and does include some decent branded components. I was pleasantly surprised to see a Cooler Master PSU, and the core parts are reasonable for the price.
However, the cooling setup is completely unacceptable. The CPU cooler fitted is a very cheap Alpine unit, which is not sufficient for a Ryzen CPU that can reach temperatures of up to 95°C. Even during a short period of testing without gaming, the CPU was already overheating and would clearly throttle under load. Long-term, this raises concerns about performance degradation and potential hardware damage.
The case airflow is also poorly thought out. The system is configured with exhaust-only fans. To achieve even basic airflow, the front two fans need to be flipped to act as intakes, leaving only the rear as exhaust. Even with that adjustment, a cooler upgrade is 100% necessary for this system to operate correctly.
ADW’s decision to use this cooler is a very poor one and suggests a lack of understanding of how gaming PCs should be built. I only purchased this system because it was a Black Friday deal and I have the experience to replace the cooler and correct the airflow myself. Anyone without that knowledge is likely to end up with what they believe is a decent PC that throttles constantly, runs too hot, and may fail prematurely due to thermal issues.
For reference, the system includes:
• 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5 5600
• Zotac RTX 5070 Ti 16GB
• The 1TB SSD is only Gen3
• Gigabyte B840 Pro motherboard
• Cooler Master PSU
• CIT case (not great, but acceptable)
Overall, this could have been a solid budget build if proper attention had been paid to cooling. I would have much preferred a decent CPU cooler over unnecessary RGB lighting. As it stands, I would be cautious recommending this system unless you’re prepared modify and because of this alone I can only give it one star.
Anonymous –
Could have been better
The stock cooler can’t handle any gaming or medium use it will have to be upgraded to even get any use out of this pc.
Also the warranty that comes with it is basically send the item back for a refund,
no help from the company that built it AWD-it even though it’s got note stating that any problems to give them a call.
The fans on my case needed replaced as the ones that came with it aren’t the correct air flow direction.
Only buy if your willing to upgrade cooler and sort out fans and willing to fix it yourself without any help from the company that built it.
Anonymous –
Cut corners in the wrong place
Got it. I’ll clean this up into a clear, firm, fair review that sounds knowledgeable and credible, without ranting. Here’s a polished version you can post:
⸻
Review: Decent budget parts let down badly by cooling choices
The computer is okay as a basic budget build and does include some decent branded components. I was pleasantly surprised to see a Cooler Master PSU, and the core parts are reasonable for the price.
However, the cooling setup is completely unacceptable. The CPU cooler fitted is a very cheap Alpine unit, which is not sufficient for a Ryzen CPU that can reach temperatures of up to 95°C. Even during a short period of testing without gaming, the CPU was already overheating and would clearly throttle under load. Long-term, this raises concerns about performance degradation and potential hardware damage.
The case airflow is also poorly thought out. The system is configured with exhaust-only fans. To achieve even basic airflow, the front two fans need to be flipped to act as intakes, leaving only the rear as exhaust. Even with that adjustment, a cooler upgrade is 100% necessary for this system to operate correctly.
ADW’s decision to use this cooler is a very poor one and suggests a lack of understanding of how gaming PCs should be built. I only purchased this system because it was a Black Friday deal and I have the experience to replace the cooler and correct the airflow myself. Anyone without that knowledge is likely to end up with what they believe is a decent PC that throttles constantly, runs too hot, and may fail prematurely due to thermal issues.
For reference, the system includes:
• 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5 5600
• Zotac RTX 5070 Ti 16GB
• The 1TB SSD is only Gen3
• Gigabyte B840 Pro motherboard
• Cooler Master PSU
• CIT case (not great, but acceptable)
Overall, this could have been a solid budget build if proper attention had been paid to cooling. I would have much preferred a decent CPU cooler over unnecessary RGB lighting. As it stands, I would be cautious recommending this system unless you’re prepared modify and because of this alone I can only give it one star.