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King's Seat
Photograph is illustrative. Every machine is built to order, so the exact case, cooling and lighting may differ from the one shown - the spec sheet below is what you're buying.

4K flagship

King's Seat

Built like it matters. 4K gaming, serious creative work, years of headroom.

£2,699

Includes VAT where applicable · Free collection from Dollar, Clackmannanshire

  • X3D gaming CPU - the fastest gaming processor architecture available
  • RTX 5080-class graphics for 4K and high-refresh 1440p with ray tracing
  • Liquid-cooled and acoustically tuned: powerful does not have to mean loud
  • Individually benchmarked - you receive this exact machine's results

Pay when you collect - bank transfer or cash. Send the enquiry and I'll confirm the details and the price, then we book the build in.

2-year labour warranty on every build. Want it specced differently?

Description

What you're getting

King's Seat is the no-asterisks build: 4K gaming, ray tracing on, content creation, heavy multitasking - it does all of it without drama. It's built around AMD's X3D gaming silicon and an RTX 5080-class GPU, with 32GB of fast DDR5 and a 2TB Gen4 NVMe drive.

At this level the difference between a good build and a great one is integration: a 360mm liquid cooler mounted and tuned properly, a high-quality ATX 3.1 power supply with real transient headroom, airflow planned rather than assumed, and cable work you'd be happy to show off through the glass panel.

Every King's Seat ships with its own benchmark and thermal report from an 8-hour burn-in. If a component isn't behaving perfectly, it doesn't leave the bench.

IMPORTANT NOTE - This computer is large. If you need a computer like this but that takes up less space, let me know through the 'Custom' page, and I will be happy to help you find your perfect computer.

Tech specs

The full sheet

CPU
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D (8 cores / 16 threads, 3D V-Cache)
GPU
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB
Memory
32GB DDR5-6000 CL30 (2×16GB, EXPO enabled)
Storage
2TB NVMe Gen4 SSD (second M.2 slot free)
Motherboard
X870 chipset, AM5 socket, WiFi 7 + 2.5G LAN
Cooling
360mm AIO liquid cooler, tuned curves
PSU
1000W 80+ Gold, ATX 3.1 native 12V-2x6
Case
NZXT H9 Flow, Tempered Glass, 11 fans
OS
Windows 11 Pro/Linux Distro of your choice, activated and updated
Warranty
2-year labour, manufacturer parts warranties

Estimated performance

Frame rates at 4K

Higher is smoother. Anything at or above the 60 mark plays comfortably; competitive players chase the numbers well past it.

Cyberpunk 2077

~200 fps

4K · Max, DLSS/FSR-P, 2x FG

Battlefield 6

~130 fps

4K · Max, DLSS/FSR-P

Fortnite

~100 fps

4K · Epic

Horizon Forbidden West

~115 fps

4K · Max

Spider-Man 2

~105 fps

4K · Max, DLSS/FSR-P

Red Dead Redemption 2

~120 fps

4K · Max, DLSS/FSR-P

Assassins Creed: Mirage

~140 fps

4K · Max

marker = 60 fps

Why you can trust these numbers

These are estimates, not measurements. Nobody can promise you an exact frame rate before your machine exists, and any shop that does is guessing at you with a straight face.

Each figure is the average frame rate that this exact combination of processor and graphics card is widely reported to hit, at the resolution and settings written beside it. Where a game is running with upscaling (DLSS or FSR) that's stated too, because leaving it out is how a mediocre number gets dressed up as a good one. Where a game caps its own frame rate, the cap is what you see - not a bigger, meaningless number.

What is measured is your specific machine. Before it leaves the bench it runs 8 hours of processor, graphics and memory stress testing, and you get that machine's own temperatures and results in writing.

King's Seat · £2,699

Built to order, tested for 8 hours, and covered by a 2-year labour warranty. Returns & warranty