Zed-Up, which offers PC components such as graphics cards for rent among other things, is taking advantage of the high interest in the Ryzen 7 7800X3D and is offering three gaming PCs for rent.
Zed-Up, which has made a name for itself by leasing computer components such as graphics cards and processors, recently launched three gaming PCs with the Ryzen 7 7800X3D as the CPU base.
3 computers with different RTX-40 cards
The three computers differ only in their integrated graphics cards and use identical components. Components are in Lian Li O11 Air Mini, Others include MSI MAG X670E Tomahawk Wifi, 64GB DDR5-4800 RAM, Western Digital SN570 1TB M.2 SSD, 750W Be Quiet Pure Power 12M, Windows 11 Pro 64-bit and Ryzen 7 7800X3D with Be Quiet Pure Rock 2 Silver.
Manli custom designs are used for graphics cards, with RTX 4070 TiAnd RTX 4080 And RTX 4090. The prices clearly show that the offer is not aimed at end customers and more at companies that rent computers for events. A PC with RTX 4070 Ti costs between 599 euros (14 day rental period) f 899 euros (Three months). The computer starts with an RTX 4080 on 699 euros (14 days) and up to 999 euros (Three months). The flagship starts with the RTX 4090 in 899 euros (14 days) and lands in 1399 euros For a three month lease.
To avoid shipping damage, gaming PCs only ship without an integrated graphics card. The graphics card is then packaged separately in the package and must be installed or removed before rental computers can be returned.
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