In this video I’m taking a look at something that feels almost rare in 2026: a genuinely clean, no-RGB gaming PC. The system is the PCSpecialist Falcon Pro, one of their next-day, preconfigured prebuilts, built inside the Fractal North XL Momentum Edition. For £2,599 you’re getting a Ryzen 9 9900X3D, an RTX 5070 Ti, and 32GB of DDR5-6000 CL30, all in a properly stealthy, understated build with basically zero lighting beyond a couple of tiny motherboard indicators. I break down the hardware choices, including the Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 for cooling, the Gigabyte B850 AORUS ELITE WiFi 7 board (solid in my testing, shipped with a recent BIOS and EXPO enabled), and the Gigabyte RTX 5070 Ti Windforce OC V2. I also flag the weakest link: the 2TB Crucial P310, which is a DRAM-less QLC drive, so sustained write speeds can drop once the cache is exhausted. On top of that, my unit’s Corsair RM750e exhibited the known “clicking” behaviour at low loads, though PCSpecialist told me they’ll replace affected units under warranty. Performance-wise, thermals are excellent (the 9900X3D sat around 67°C in a Cinebench loop), but I’d like to see a custom fan curve because out of the box it’s louder than it needs to be. Gaming at 1440p and 4K is exactly where you’d expect for a 5070 Ti-class GPU, with DLSS and multi-frame gen doing the heavy lifting in the most demanding ray tracing/path tracing scenarios. Value is decent too: I priced a similar DIY build at about £2,450, so roughly a £150 markup for a next-day, built-and-delivered system is not unreasonable.