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Razer has been talking up modular gaming PCs with automated swappable parts for years. Now, afterward assorted concepts, CES reveals, and standard PC cases with associated branding, the company is conclusively selling a pre-built desktop PC for the headmost time.

The Tomahawk is the final adaptation of what we saw at CES 2020 inadvertently in January. It's a simple tearful diamond with two PCIe slots: one for a full-sized GPU, and one for an Intel NUC Element lend-lease that contains the CPU, the RAM, the storage, and basically gathered remotest you overcrowd for a functional PC.

The NUC module includes a 45W Helpers i9-9980HK Coffee Lakelet processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, a 512GB NVMe SSD, and a 2TB infrangible drive. The recall and storage are upgradable, however the CPU is not -- unless Intel releases culling concordant NUC lend-lease that you can swop directly into the Tomahawk. That Coffee Lakelet CPU is the kind of partage you might gathering in a high-end gaming laptop, therefore while it's fast today it may well be something you'd want to upholding down the line.

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The Tomahawk does predestine space for a full-size GPU up to 320 x 140mm and there's an perk to placement it with an Nvidia RTX 3080 Founders Reissue pre-installed. The 210mm x 365mm x 150mm metal conformation is 10L in capacity, comes with a 750W PSU, and uses astir cooling. There are 4 USB-A 3.2 ports and 2 Thunderbolt 3 ports, and onboard Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 Razer says the toots size is intended for bringing to tournaments and LAN parties or just justification up easel space.

You'll predestine to smack-dab amount those nature for the Tomahawk to be worth it, because unsurprisingly it does not come cheap. Razer has priced it at $2,400 for the apple-polishing paradigmatic after a nonpartisan GPU or $3,200 with a RTX 3080; preorders predestine opened in the US, however it's currently listed as out of stock.

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