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KitGuru 15-year anniversary giveaway winner announced!

Our 15-year anniversary giveaway has officially come to an end. To celebrate this milestone, our in-house modding expert, James Dawson, put together a new custom PC build, fully liquid cooled and powered by an Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor and an RTX 4080 graphics card. After going through all of the entries we have landed on a winner! 

As a reminder, the main prize today is our special custom-built gaming PC, along with a new 45-inch superwide gaming monitor, as well as a set of Corsair gaming peripherals for a complete gaming setup overhaul. You can see images of the build, and accompanying accessories, below:

For this giveaway we had two forms of entry, an email entry, which was an option made available to our YouTube subscribers, as well as a Facebook entry. To cap off the competition, we counted out all of the eligible entries and started the RNG process. Now, after finishing all of that up, we're announcing the winner today.

Now without further ado, our winner this time is … Lewis Montgomery! Lewis will be upgrading from a system featuring a Ryzen 7 1800X and a GTX 1070, so this new system will provide quite the jump in performance.

Thanks to everyone who entered out 15-year anniversary giveaway. We will have more competitions throughout the year, so stay tuned for more in the weeks and months ahead.

KitGuru Says: We're aiming to be back here in five years time to celebrate 20-years of KitGuru with another huge giveaway. In the meantime, we'll still have plenty of other competitions running. In fact, we've already got one on the books, so if you're in need of a new liquid cooler, keep your eyes peeled. 

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