Nope, just google TPU database, and there are various parts used

Harping on the possibility of getting the TLC part is like playing roulette and expecting you will win big 1st round. Only if your life is that extremely lucky.
Based on Kingston admission this family is built to BOM cost, your more than likely to hit a QLC version maybe with less crappy controller if your lucky. Those TLC are either meant for reviewers (who are giving it positive reviews) or same 1st batch of stock which is prolly gone past by now.

For your budget, ITX is tough as your will pay the ITX tax. Anyhow I would suggest a budget around this build

R7 8700G
MPG B650I EDGE WIFI
2x 16GB 6000MHZ CL30 DDR5 (low profile non RGB)
(No GPU - use iGPU)
(No storage - reuse)
BeQuiet SFX L POWER 600W
Case ITX Lianli A4-H2O

Optional if you can get cheaper CPU+GPU combo
R5 7500F
GTX 1660 /Ti

For mainly work purpose with side gaming, go with Intel as it has better stability.

Does it have to be idealtech or consider others ie sifu Myway or Tristanx... ? Location?

Alternatively;
i5 13400/14400
MSI Pro B760M-A Wifi (either DDR4 or DDR5 version can use whichever cheaper when combo with RAM below)
2x 16GB DDR4 3200 or DDR5 6000 (whichever cheaper when paired with mobo above)
Graphic Card: Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX9060XT Gaming OC 16GB DDR6 | RM 1799
For PSU that Lianli Edge is an oddball but actually its quite worth for its RM419 as others are >RM500, otherwise Corsair RM750E
Case: LIANLI LANCOOL 207 ARGB Black | RM 339
SSD: Kingston KC3000 PCIE 4.0 NVME SSD SKC3000S 1TB | RM 499

He is getting quote from an SI, of course it always is higher than buy and DIY.

Yea Kuching will be a bit more hassle and limited, not sure which shops around there which is reputable. Some forumers have gone the prebuild gaming PC route due to warranty worries but these are RM 4-5k systems, maybe more.

For your build case, heres a few options depending on your local availability

DDR4 rig (get it sooner since DDR4 pricing going up & up)
i5 13400/14400
MSI Pro B760M-A Wifi DDR4 or Giga DS3H B760M
2x 16GB DDR4 3200
Whichever brand AMD Radeon RX9060XT Gaming OC 16GB DDR6 or else ARC B580 (if got)
750W PSU either; Corsair RM750E or else FSP Vita GD or 1st Player Steampunk or Coolermaster MWE V2/V3 Gold
LIANLI LANCOOL 206/ 207/ 216/ 217
SSD: Kingston KC3000 PCIE 4.0 NVME SSD SKC3000S 1TB or Adata S70 Blade 1TB

DDR5 rig
i5 13400/14400
MSI Pro B760M-A Wifi DDR5 or Asus Prime B760M-A Wifi
2x 16GB DDR5 6000
Whichever brand AMD Radeon RX9060XT Gaming OC 16GB DDR6 or else ARC B580 (if got)
750W PSU either; Corsair RM750E or else FSP Vita GD or 1st Player Steampunk or Coolermaster MWE V2/V3 Gold
LIANLI LANCOOL 206/ 207/ 216/ 217
SSD: Kingston KC3000 PCIE 4.0 NVME SSD SKC3000S 1TB or Adata S70 Blade 1TB

Adobe likes Nvidia, so a GPU will help. But RM 2100 isnt a lot for todays hardware

If can up the budget try target to get at least below for sufficient usage:

i5-12400 + MSI pro b760m-E DDR5 - RM1003
Fury beast black DDR5 32gb (16x2) - RM380
Inno3D RTX 3050 6GB Twin X2 - 685
KC3000 ITB - RM360
FSB HV Pro 85+ 550w - RM170
Techware Fusion Air M2 - RM138

(Online prices and may vary)

Mac, the ultimate BS proprietary hardware conjob of the century which actually got better when they went Intel route with self replaceable CPU, GPU, RAM & storage. Now back to their BS proprietary hardware route but this time charging you both kidneys just for a factory storage upgrade

Thats a solid setup which will last you many years to come for your use. Its heartening to hear this appreciation. Just as I had help from sifus here when building my rig years ago, Im glad I could help you with yours. Paying forward the good deed will make the world a better place.

RTX 5070 if you need Nvidia. Anytime will below RM 3k. If you can wait, 5070 Super with more VRAM will debut end year.

Fast CPU means nothing if you only have 256GB of storage space. Its like taik hidung with actually no option to upgrade since its all soldered in.

Colorful 5070 daily pricing is about there. At 1440P 5070 is slightly faster too. So its either go for higher VRAMS or better features (RT, DLSS4, MFG, DLAA, streaming, encoding CUDA)

Pricing likely will be between 5070 and 5070TI but problem is theres about RM 1000 gap between them which is a huge margin if the Super will come in at higher point. Mind you the core doesnt get a boost so for games that dont rely on VRAM, there will be zero difference to regular 5070 which kinda sux pricing then.

https://www.techspot.com/news/108688-firmwa...could-lead.html

And this is why i said nobody knows if their backdoor bios is really closed as there could be other backdoors. I bet there will be other backdoors still unfound yet.

Some people still think it has been solved and harp why I keep unreco Giga mobo, well now all knows. Hahaha

It shouldnt have happen when the bugfixes were omitted from newer bioses. Looks like theres a lot more hidden in Giga handling of firmware like Swiss cheese. It will remain as the brand of last resort to reco if theres no other choice.

I predicted it, and it did happen. And I predict it will happen again.

Security issues are bad because majority noob users dont know them and wont go seeking to patch them, unlike Windows updates bios patches arent always auto updated and the risk of bricking meant not everyone is comfy to do it. As a conscious user Im aware that I run an outdated bios (certain features got deleted later) because I know later versions are for other reasons and not to plug security holes. If there is another MeltdownSpectre bios patch then its my conscious whether to update or not but thats on me, not the mobo maker.

And then these security updates quite often reduce perf

Based on those listed; 5060TI is overall slightly faster than 9060xt

5060Ti is newer, has better RT, more features (DLSS4, DLAA, MFG, etc), much lower power consumption and less heat output.

Since its within OP budget, then why not go for the best his budget can maximise.

Up to that 5060TI & 9060XT, that PSU is well sufficient. But not enuff if go with 6800XT (AMD recos 700W PSU).