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The ABS Cyclone Aqua Gaming Desktop PC with Intel Arc Graphics offers a balanced combination of performance and value. Equipped with the Intel Core i5‑14400F and Intel Arc B580 12GB GPU, this desktop is designed for modern gaming, creative workloads, and everyday use. The generous 12GB of graphics memory enhances texture handling and high‑resolution gaming, while 16GB DDR4 RAM and a 1TB NVMe SSD keep everything responsive and fast. Featuring a sleek Aqua RGB case, built‑in Wi‑Fi, and Windows 11 pre‑installed, it’s a hassle‑free gaming PC straight out of the box. Once you receive your qualifying Intel® product, go to https://softwareoffer.intel.com/ and create an Intel account. Once logged in, choose “Submit a Purchase Verification Claim” and follow on screen instructions to scan the qualifying device and submit your proof of purchase. The campaign will be granted to customers who successfully complete the proof of purchase process. Submit your Claim by September 30, 2026. Powerful Intel Core Processor – Intel Core i5‑14400F delivers strong gaming and productivity performance Intel Arc Graphics Advantage – Intel Arc B580 with 12GB VRAM supports modern DirectX 12 and XeSS upscaling Smooth Multitasking – 16GB DDR4 RAM supports gaming, streaming, and content creation Fast & Spacious Storage – 1TB NVMe SSD ensures quick load times and ample storage
Model Number:
ABSWMT14400B5802
Product SKU:
20133750159
UPC:
810196632240
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Wow! I think this actually looks really good/buono/bueno/bien!
It would be hard to find a computer near this price WITH an included **12GB VRAM** graphics card, this Intel card is well-reviewed for its price to performance versus AMD and NVIDIA (launched at $250, now models with this much VRAM cost like $350). The storage 1TB NVMe SSD should have gone up in price too, during this AI crisis, $120-$239 USD by itself!Obviously this is a larger box (and probably louder fans) than Valve's Steam Machine, but that recently launched for $1050 with limited availability, and the Steam Machine only has 8GB of VRAM. I think this computer is more powerful than a PlayStation 5 too, and it's easier to upgrade and not pay for subscription fees.
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Wow! I think this actually looks really good/buono/bueno/bien!
It would be hard to find a computer near this price WITH an included **12GB VRAM** graphics card, this Intel card is well-reviewed for its price to performance versus AMD and NVIDIA (launched at $250, now models with this much VRAM cost like $350). The storage 1TB NVMe SSD should have gone up in price too, during this AI crisis, $120-$239 USD by itself!Obviously this is a larger box (and probably louder fans) than Valve's Steam Machine, but that recently launched for $1050 with limited availability, and the Steam Machine only has 8GB of VRAM. I think this computer is more powerful than a PlayStation 5 too, and it's easier to upgrade and not pay for subscription fees.
Decent price for a premade rig that should be able to play basically any game as long as you aren't trying 4k ultra high settings. This is probably close to what next gen consoles will be pushing.
so looks like four ram stick slots and two m2 drive slots one of which I'm guessing is occupied with the 1 TB drive it comes with .. you'd want to scroll down to the "storage" part at the link above to get specific info on what kind of m2 hard drive to put into the second slot
It's kind of hard to tell but looking at the pic I think all four ram slots come populated with ram sticks? Which would mean they have 2 GB ram sticks in each slot.. given the "AI is coming for all your ram" disaster scenario we all find ourselves in though I guess that wouldn't be unbelievable.
In theory if you can get your hands on hard drives that don't cost a fortune (say 2.5 ssd drives or if you're okay with mechanical 3.5 form factor drives) there's four sata slots you can plug drives into but I'm guessing at that point you'd need to transplant everything inside of this into a new PC case (not sure how easy or difficult it would be to move the fans the PC comes with two - that is the two on the front and the one on the rear - out of the PC case into the new one) so you'd have a PC case with "slots" the 2.5 or 3.5 drives could install into.
It's a desktop PC with Desktop comonents. So, literally everything is upgradable. You can upgrafe the CPU, motherboard, Ram, storage, PSU, Graphics card, CPU cooler and you can even take all these and put them into a new case.
Wow! I think this actually looks really good/buono/bueno/bien! It would be hard to find a computer near this price WITH an included **12GB VRAM** graphics card, this Intel card is well-reviewed for its price to performance versus AMD and NVIDIA (launched at $250, now models with this much VRAM cost like $350). The storage 1TB NVMe SSD should have gone up in price too, during this AI crisis, $120-$239 USD by itself!Obviously this is a larger box (and probably louder fans) than Valve's Steam Machine, but that recently launched for $1050 with limited availability, and the Steam Machine only has 8GB of VRAM. I think this computer is more powerful than a PlayStation 5 too, and it's easier to upgrade and not pay for subscription fees.
While true, I highly recommend 32GB of ram in any new purchase. It's night and day vs 16GB.
so looks like four ram stick slots and two m2 drive slots one of which I'm guessing is occupied with the 1 TB drive it comes with .. you'd want to scroll down to the "storage" part at the link above to get specific info on what kind of m2 hard drive to put into the second slot
It's kind of hard to tell but looking at the pic I think all four ram slots come populated with ram sticks? Which would mean they have 2 GB ram sticks in each slot.. given the "AI is coming for all your ram" disaster scenario we all find ourselves in though I guess that wouldn't be unbelievable.
In theory if you can get your hands on hard drives that don't cost a fortune (say 2.5 ssd drives or if you're okay with mechanical 3.5 form factor drives) there's four sata slots you can plug drives into but I'm guessing at that point you'd need to transplant everything inside of this into a new PC case (not sure how easy or difficult it would be to move the fans the PC comes with two - that is the two on the front and the one on the rear - out of the PC case into the new one) so you'd have a PC case with "slots" the 2.5 or 3.5 drives could install into.
First off I bought this, it comes with an Asus mb, 2 hynix sticks 8gb each 3200 cl22, a basic kingston 1tb drive. Standard Air cooler and 4 rgb fans and the asrock b580. The PSU seems to be an inhouse generic 650w "Gold" PS. I replaced the motherboard with a gigabyte board due to wanting q flash ability but overall its a great setup for the price.
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It would be hard to find a computer near this price WITH an included **12GB VRAM** graphics card, this Intel card is well-reviewed for its price to performance versus AMD and NVIDIA (launched at $250, now models with this much VRAM cost like $350). The storage 1TB NVMe SSD should have gone up in price too, during this AI crisis, $120-$239 USD by itself!Obviously this is a larger box (and probably louder fans) than Valve's Steam Machine, but that recently launched for $1050 with limited availability, and the Steam Machine only has 8GB of VRAM. I think this computer is more powerful than a PlayStation 5 too, and it's easier to upgrade and not pay for subscription fees.
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It would be hard to find a computer near this price WITH an included **12GB VRAM** graphics card, this Intel card is well-reviewed for its price to performance versus AMD and NVIDIA (launched at $250, now models with this much VRAM cost like $350). The storage 1TB NVMe SSD should have gone up in price too, during this AI crisis, $120-$239 USD by itself!Obviously this is a larger box (and probably louder fans) than Valve's Steam Machine, but that recently launched for $1050 with limited availability, and the Steam Machine only has 8GB of VRAM. I think this computer is more powerful than a PlayStation 5 too, and it's easier to upgrade and not pay for subscription fees.
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https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/B...dex.us.asp
so looks like four ram stick slots and two m2 drive slots one of which I'm guessing is occupied with the 1 TB drive it comes with .. you'd want to scroll down to the "storage" part at the link above to get specific info on what kind of m2 hard drive to put into the second slot
It's kind of hard to tell but looking at the pic I think all four ram slots come populated with ram sticks? Which would mean they have 2 GB ram sticks in each slot.. given the "AI is coming for all your ram" disaster scenario we all find ourselves in though
In theory if you can get your hands on hard drives that don't cost a fortune (say 2.5 ssd drives or if you're okay with mechanical 3.5 form factor drives) there's four sata slots you can plug drives into but I'm guessing at that point you'd need to transplant everything inside of this into a new PC case (not sure how easy or difficult it would be to move the fans the PC comes with two - that is the two on the front and the one on the rear - out of the PC case into the new one) so you'd have a PC case with "slots" the 2.5 or 3.5 drives could install into.
https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/B...dex.us.asp
so looks like four ram stick slots and two m2 drive slots one of which I'm guessing is occupied with the 1 TB drive it comes with .. you'd want to scroll down to the "storage" part at the link above to get specific info on what kind of m2 hard drive to put into the second slot
It's kind of hard to tell but looking at the pic I think all four ram slots come populated with ram sticks? Which would mean they have 2 GB ram sticks in each slot.. given the "AI is coming for all your ram" disaster scenario we all find ourselves in though
In theory if you can get your hands on hard drives that don't cost a fortune (say 2.5 ssd drives or if you're okay with mechanical 3.5 form factor drives) there's four sata slots you can plug drives into but I'm guessing at that point you'd need to transplant everything inside of this into a new PC case (not sure how easy or difficult it would be to move the fans the PC comes with two - that is the two on the front and the one on the rear - out of the PC case into the new one) so you'd have a PC case with "slots" the 2.5 or 3.5 drives could install into.
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