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Mouse Computer Lists 50 Limited G TUNE PCs for Intel Japan's 50th Anniversary

Mouse Computer released the G TUNE FZ-I7G80, a gaming PC marking the 50th anniversary of Intel's Japan corporation, priced from 500,000 yen.

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Why it matters

A 500,000 yen commemorative build capped at 50 units is a small, badge-driven run rather than a volume product, and its blue-lit case and anniversary side panel tie the hardware to Intel's corporate branding more than to any spec advantage.

Mouse Computer Lists 50 Limited G TUNE PCs for Intel Japan's 50th Anniversary

Key Facts

  • Mouse Computer released the G TUNE FZ-I7G80 to mark the 50th anniversary of Intel's Japan corporation.
  • The G TUNE FZ-I7G80 starts at 500,000 yen and is limited to 50 units.
  • The build uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 270K Plus and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080.
  • Sales run through the Mouse Computer website, direct shops, G-Tune:Garage Osaka, and the telephone order desk.
  • Buyers receive commemorative goods: a pin badge, stickers, and a figure.

The build pairs an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 270K Plus with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080, 32GB of memory, and a 1TB SSD. Sales run through the Mouse Computer website, direct shops, G-Tune:Garage Osaka, and the telephone order desk, limited to 50 units.

The case interior uses blue LEDs, Intel's corporate color, and the side panel carries a design marking the Japan corporation's 50th anniversary. Buyers also get commemorative goods: a pin badge, stickers, and a figure. The rest of the configuration is aimed at sustained heavy loads, with a water-cooled CPU cooler, 10GbE-compatible LAN, and Wi-Fi 6E. The chassis measures roughly 240mm wide by 500mm deep by 479mm high and weighs about 18.0kg. Mouse Computer positions the machine for video editing, streaming, and creative production alongside gameplay.

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