💪 Powerful Thermaltake LCGS View 390 Gaming PC - Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3090, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVMe M.2 Review

Where to start. Generally cool. Observations: I don't think 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD is enough for what a machine with an RTX 3080 can do (not that there are many games to try). I updated with another M2 Firecuda 2TB stick. However, there are two 8GB RAM sticks that I need to upgrade (and two free slots). The graphics card I received is MSI not Gigabyte as shown in the picture. The case is big, bigger than my Corsair 680X, but the 680X can't handle half as many fans as this case. The RTX 3080 is…

Well, first of all, the price of this product is too high. Let me just tell you about all the components of the system that you can find yourself, but for now I won't list prices here. The graphics card and processor alone cost around $1100. Now let's add all the other parts. Corsair's 850W PSU is $170, bringing the price up to $1270. what was supposed to cost $220, now the price is $1490. Storage which is only 1TB m.2 which is very cheap will cost you $200. You could get a 2TB SSD for $50 less

At this price you expect all the bells and whistles, if you buy this you will be disappointed. The basic hardware is solid but not everything you need and what I got retailed was just under 2400 retail so add about 100 for 'done' and that's what you're overpaying, so make sure you do your research before you buy. My 6 year old build was starting to fail so I needed a computer, it had the general specs I was looking for and trying to buy one now was out of the question. My experience with the…

I bought this system almost 10 months ago and wanted to give my honest opinion on it. There are no issues with the system, it came pre assembled and was packaged very securely with no damage. I added another 16GB RAM and 2TB HDD, they had no problems either. I use it every day, play games or use high performance engineering software. Whether you want to use it for gaming or your professional life, it delivers. There are comments that the price is too high, but I have a problem. They find the…

Dear reviewers have videos on YouTube showing why it is not good to set up the cooler this way. Is there a way to set it so that the pump doesn't pump air instead of water? The air stays above the water and the highest points of this setup are the top of the radiator and pump. So when there is air in the circuit (should be a little) everything floats around the pump and the top of the radiator due to the location. can you change it