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Cyberpower Infinity X123 Pro

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PRICE £749 (£899 inc VAT) from cyberpowersystem.co.uk

With component prices bouncing around more than Lewis Hamilton on a Sunday drive, there’s something extraordinary about finding an RTX 3060 system for less than £900. That’s almost £200 less than the Box Cube Mythic (see issue 334, p50), which paired its RTX 3060 with an AMD Ryzen 5 5500.

Cyberpower achieves this feat by basing the Infinity X123 Pro around Intel’s Core i3-12100F processor. As this month’s) indicates, this sits at the bottom of the Core family, with four performance P-cores alone. Don’t think for a moment that this is a slow PC, however, as it scored an excellent 7,159 in PCMark 10 and returned 234 in the benchmarks. That compares to 6,760 and 289 for the Box.

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