Review on 💦 Thermaltake LCGS Arctic i360 AIO Liquid Cooled Gaming PC: i5-11600K, RTX 3060, 16GB RGB RAM, 1TB NVMe M.2 by Daniel Mandal

I was in high school in the 90's and was one of the few people interested in computer games. Built my first car before I was an adult. I left the PC game master race for console gaming for a few decades and this is my comeback despite getting a PS5 on day one. We've come a long way. In February 2021, that was a good price for a gigabyte machine. GeForce RTX 3070 8GB GAMING OC inside. In fact, the price went up $300 after I bought it (and I paid about $400 at retail). Aesthetically, you're reading this review because you saw it and said wow. They're packing this guy up like they're mailing their firstborn. Solid box, the computer is screwed to the metal plate of the box, and the packaging foam is well placed. Check all your connections, some of them might move a bit when you unpack everything. Really turnkey. Launched and played Crusader Kings 3 via Steam in about 15-20 minutes. Most of this consisted of unscrewing the machine and removing and reinstalling the tempered glass to remove the packaging foam. Builder saved the result of the overlay test to the desktop. I ran it and got the same result. Nice to see they checked it for quality control. The pace stays cool. Everything is going smoothly, with one glaring exception. The motherboard seems to be the weak point. You'll fret if you delve into the RGB side of things, and you've had some issues with USB. Problems: -RGBFusion 2.0. Good luck with constantly showing all components at boot. In the end, you can make everything look however you want. - Toughram forgoes my RGB setting 50% of the time and feels like a rainbow all day long. - Keyboard Mouse. have updates. Steelseries Apex 7 and Rival 3. Random loss of USB detection. About 3-4 times I had to disconnect and try a different port.