Mouse Computer Puts RTX 5070 Ti Gaming PC On Sale For Tokyo Game Show 2026
The exhibition model is a store-floor sales story rather than a product launch: Mouse Computer is using its Tokyo Game Show presence to move a high-spec AMD build at a price its manager calls unusually low for the configuration.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Mouse Computer's Garage Osaka store in Nipponbashi is selling the G TUNE FZ-A7G7T, a model tied to the company's Tokyo Game Show 2026 exhibition. The machine pairs an AMD Ryzen 7 7700 with a GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB of DDR5-5200 memory, a 1TB NVMe Gen4 SSD and a 360mm water cooler. Store manager Ryu Amada cites its price-to-performance, and notes the single 32GB memory module leaves room to add a second stick.
The G TUNE FZ-A7G7T is the AMD variant of Mouse Computer's Tokyo Game Show 2026 exhibition models, following the Intel-based G TUNE FZ-I7G7T covered in an earlier report from the same shop. The case carries a covered front I/O panel on the top deck, which keeps dust out when shut, plus a headphone holder that pulls out from the side and Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5 as standard. An 850W 80PLUS GOLD power supply sits behind the 360mm water-cooled CPU cooler. Amada's one caveat is the memory: 32GB arrives as a single DDR5-5200 module, so the machine runs single-channel, and buyers can add a matching stick later to reach 64GB.
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