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GTA VI is coming. Your PC should be ready for it.

The G6 Genesis U2 runs an RTX 5070 Ti with 32GB RAM. It handles 4K gameplay with headroom to spare — for the game itself, and for streaming alongside it.

Hand-built in Wolverhampton. Stress tested for 24 hours before dispatch. Three-year warranty included as standard. Free UK mainland delivery.

£2359.99. Spec it at Ginger6.com or call Kevin on 01902 714533.

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AMD launched the Radeon RX 9070 GRE globally on 2 June 2026 at Computex, and it is worth an honest look before deciding whether it belongs in your next build.

The card uses the same Navi 48 silicon as the full RX 9070 and 9070 XT, but with a cut-down configuration: 48 compute units (versus 56 on the RX 9070), 12GB of GDDR6 memory on a 192-bit bus, and a maximum memory bandwidth of 432 GB/s. UK pricing comes in at around £470. Board partners at launch include ASUS, Sapphire, and XFX.

AMD claims 21% higher 1440p gaming performance than the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB across 40 titles, tested on a Ryzen 7 9800X3D system. Chinese reviews from the card's earlier regional launch largely confirm it beats the 5060 Ti 16GB in most tests, while sitting just below the full RX 9070. Performance against the RTX 5070 is close, with AMD claiming a small 2% lead in some scenarios.

The complication is the pricing context. The full RX 9070 — with 16GB of GDDR6, a 256-bit bus, and 56 compute units — is currently available for around £530. That is roughly £60 more than the GRE. At 1440p ultra settings or with ray tracing enabled, the extra VRAM and bandwidth on the full card makes a tangible difference. The GRE's 12GB is already showing constraints in some demanding 2026 titles at maximum settings, which FSR 4.1 can partially compensate for but does not fully solve.

The GRE makes the most sense for builders with a firm budget around £470 who primarily game at 1440p on medium to high settings without heavy ray tracing. If the budget allows £530, the full RX 9070 is a more future-proof choice.

Source: Tom's Hardware / VideoCardz / TechTimes / PC Guide — 2–4 June 2026

Flight sim is one of the most demanding things you can ask a PC to do. The G6 Sonic FSX6 is built specifically for it. RTX 5090. 32GB RAM. 4K Ultra settings. The kind of performance that lets you focus on flying, not frame drops.

Hand-built in Wolverhampton. Stress tested for 24 hours before it leaves the workshop. Three-year warranty included as standard.

£5029.99. Talk to Kevin about your setup before you order — 01902 714533 or build yours at Ginger6.com.

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Built for Elden Ring. Ready for whatever FromSoftware throws at you next.
The G6 Fusion 800 X5 carries an RTX 5070 and 16GB RAM. It handles 4K at high settings without breaking a sweat. No DLSS crutches needed.

Every build leaves our Wolverhampton workshop after a 24-hour stress test. Three-year warranty included as standard. Free UK mainland delivery.

£1480. Spec it or order it here : https://www.ginger6.com/g6-fusion-800-x5-amd-gaming-pc.html? or call Kevin on 01902 714533.

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