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MSI Codex Z2C Gaming PC Hits $1,399 with Free Game Voucher

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-16 · Updated 2026-09-16 18:50 UTC
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The MSI Codex Z2C gaming PC is available for $1,399 at B&H Photo, featuring an RTX 5070 GPU and a free voucher for the upcoming title Control: Resonant, though the 16GB RAM setup remains modest for high-end standards.

  • GN technics/gaming (en-US) specifies that the included voucher is for Control: Resonant, launching on September 22, and notes that the 16GB DDR5 RAM configuration is paired with a 750W PSU to support the RTX 5070.

    Source: IGN Pakistan

  • A prebuilt desktop with an RTX 5070 is available for $1,399, including a voucher for an upcoming title, though the RAM configuration remains modest for current standards.

    Source: IGN
Based on reporting by IGN and IGN Pakistan, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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