Invader PC is just the "prebuilt custom" division of Dynacore to compete with Aftershock, Dreamcore, Typhoon and Mansa
I actually had suggested my friend to buy the config from Invader PC, and got them to swap the 2 x 8GB DDR5-5600 with 2 x 16GB for extra fee. He also had his case changed to another Montech case since the Sky Two wasn't in stock at the time.
The reasoning was that at the time, calculating the total, really decent stuff for the money. The Asus TUF RTX4070Ti, according to Buildzoid, had probably the best PCB among the ones he have looked at, and the Asus TUF B650M at the time looked decent as well. The PSU is worse on the Invader one but not outright terrible, Montech Sky Two has no Gamers Nexus test yet but you are gonna have 5 fans (including the Deepcool fans) so it won't be terrible. The Deepcool 240 should be about the same perf tier as the Peerless Assassin.
Also, the part selection is way better than Aftershock, closer to something that I would suggest
Honestly at this point, given more ppl having issues with the Asus TUF B650M-Plus WiFi, I would pick Asrock B650M PG Riptide WiFi (or the ATX B650E PG Riptide WiFi) or Gigabyte B650M Aorus Elite AX instead
B650M PG Riptide is cheaper, though it has slightly worse VRM (12 stage teamed 50A DrMOS vs 12 stage teamed 60A SPS), no heatsink for second M.2. and slightly worse sound output. Most of the other feature sets are similar (7 USB, 2.5GB LAN, WiFi 6E).
B650E PG Riptide is about the same price. VRM is better (you can check Buildzoid's PCB breakdown of ASRock B650E LiveMixer, same VRM), PCIe 5 x16 slot (being a B650E board), 2 more USB ports, 3 M.2 slots (though the 3rd one slow but not crazy slow), 8 layer PCB, at the cost of worse sound output.
B650M Aorus Elite AX is slightly more expensive, similar VRM, 8 layer PCB (basically the only mATX with 8 layer), 4 more USB ports, at the cost of 1 less PCIe x1 slot and slightly worse sound ouptut.
But apparently Dynacore stopped carrying Asrock so the B650M Aorus Elite AX is a good substitute.
