Review on Revamped Gaming Frameless 1920X1080 FreeSync Re Spawned: Unleash your Gaming potential! by Julian Martin

I think I was one of the lucky ones, received the device quickly, everything worked as advertised and no problems since May 2020. Excellent performance after removing the meager Windows 10 Home that's included and installing your own OS. could be outfitted with an extra hard drive for storage, double the RAM to 32 gigabytes for $50, and add an extra card to the available PCI-e slot, and it smokes! For some video editing projects, rendering is fast and reliable. There were also many hours of streaming, many audio sessions, and some video conversions, and that particular CPU/GPU combo isn't a problem. Never had any freezing or overheating issues. If you want to find out about expansion options, you will find a second slot with a tricky snap lock next to the open PCI-e slot on the mainboard (which is not mentioned in the description). The system is already built in for another SSD if you want to expand it (once connected, just plug and snap - no screw required). There is also another bay for a 5.25 inch hard drive. SATA power connectors were accessible through the meandering connectors that protruded from the 650W power supply. And with two open SATA connectors on the motherboard, adding more was a breeze. Storage, the only accessories that need to be purchased are a couple of short e-SATA cables. To insert this hard drive into its slot (instead of the glass door) you have to slide the metal side, which is very easy after unscrewing two screws the rear I am in the process of assembling my own and went with these instead, definitely very happy and I hope this review can help anyone considering these machines. I recently decided to buy a "Blaze II" which is one of Skytech Gaming's smaller 6-core machines that comes with an RTX 1660 graphics card for some less demanding tasks and also works very well.