Zotac is giving away a Resident Evil-themed Mini PC, RTX 3070 Ti, and RTX 3080 Ti

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In brief: Would you like the chance to win a mini PC packing an RTX 3070 and Core i7 CPU? How about a standalone RTX 3070 Ti or an RTX 3080 Ti? Zotac has teamed up with Sony Pictures for a competition giving away that high-end hardware, all of which come with a snazzy Resident Evil theme.

The "Survive with Power" PC Gaming Campaign is part of a promotion push for the next movie in the Resi franchise, called Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. It starts on November 12 and lasts until December 17, 2021, giving gamers the opportunity to win some very nice kit.

The top prize is the Zotac Zbox Magnus One Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City Edition. As the name suggests, this is a small-form-factor (8.3 liters) computer with a Resi theme, which includes the Umbrella logo and red/black colors. It also comes with a Zotac Gaming RTX 3070 graphics card and a 10th-gen Core i7 CPU.

The PC is based on the standard Magnus One, so it should pack WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5, Gigabit Ethernet, a Killer 2.5Gbps Ethernet, and an integrated 500W 80+ Platinum PSU. It also boasts one HDMI 2.1 port, three DisplayPort 1.4a, one HDMI 1.4, four USB 3.1 GEN2, and four USB 3.0 (one Type-C).

In addition to the PC, entrants also have the chance to win a Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 3080 Ti and a 3070 Ti AMP Extreme Holo Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City Edition card. The standard versions of these triple-fan GPUs currently sell for anything between $1,400 and $2,099.

Even if you don't manage to win any of the hardware, there are still fifteen Resource Kits up for grabs that contain a T-shirt, flask, and other merchandise.

Entering the competition involves logging in with a Google or Facebook account and playing a few mobile puzzle games. You can also check Zotac's social media channels for other giveaways.

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There is a really nice double helix spiraled AIO component that looks like the T-virus (G Virus) container available for purchase. That would go really well with this - and a red colored AIO fluid. (Or Green or Blue)
 
If I won a 3080ti I’d sell it. They go for like £1300, I’m not poor at all but £1300 to stick with my current 480? Yes please! I don’t game that much, 5-10 hours a week maybe and I’ve never spent anywhere near £1300 on a GPU, or even half that. Not sure if I’d sell the 3070ti. I mean if I could buy any card at MSRP I’d probably pick a 3060ti or a 3070.
 
If I won a 3080ti I’d sell it. They go for like £1300, I’m not poor at all but £1300 to stick with my current 480? Yes please! I don’t game that much, 5-10 hours a week maybe and I’ve never spent anywhere near £1300 on a GPU, or even half that. Not sure if I’d sell the 3070ti. I mean if I could buy any card at MSRP I’d probably pick a 3060ti or a 3070.

Or, keep the 3080 TI and sell your 480. Those 480's are going for $400+ (£300) on ebay now.
 
Or, keep the 3080 TI and sell your 480. Those 480's are going for $400+ (£300) on ebay now.
Not where I live they aren’t and if I could get £300 for one I probably would sell it as that’s more than I paid for this thing 5 years ago. Unfortunately however it’s a different story right now, I did see one “buy it now” go for £300 but the GPU was new. In the U.K. second hand RX480 are going for £200 and for that I mayswell keep it.

Well unless I move back to the USA again, in which case il just sell all as shipping stuff to the states costs a bomb.
 
There is a really nice double helix spiraled AIO component that looks like the T-virus (G Virus) container available for purchase. That would go really well with this - and a red colored AIO fluid. (Or Green or Blue)
Don’t you mean the custom reservoirs that were super popular about 5-10 years ago? I don’t remember seeing an AIO with one though.

 
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