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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Honestly it's not perfect but it's a hell of a lot of PC for $800.
The 14400F is plenty capable still but it being on ddr4 means it will perform a bit worse -but it also means adding 16GB RAM later won't cost you two arms half a kidney and a liver sample 🫠. The B580 is around about a RTX 5060's performance, but in instances where the 8GB on the 5060 is inadequate it's closer to a 5060ti than a 5060 (but on average you're looking at 5060 performance).
Huge in comparison, but $250 less than a Steam Machine and significantly more powerful, especially at 1440p and / or ray tracing. Also double the storage and 50% more VRAM.
This is a strong budget 1440p gaming desktop built around an i5 14400F and Intel Arc B580, with performance framed around an RTX 5060 and sometimes closer to a 5060 Ti when 8GB cards run short. The 1TB SSD and 12GB of VRAM make it look especially capable for modern games and light to moderate editing, while the DDR4 platform keeps future RAM upgrades cheaper. The main knocks are the DDR4 spec instead of the listed DDR5, a prior $800 version that included 32GB DDR5, and concerns about Arc optimization, thermal throttling, and rough shipping or return handling. A solid value pick if the configuration tradeoffs fit your needs.
Budget 1440p gamers who want ray tracing headroom, because the Arc B580 is described as around RTX 5060 performance with extra VRAM and strong 1440p value.
Video editors who need a desktop with strong airflow, because the tower form factor is favored over mini PCs for cooling and can handle editing workloads.
Light multitaskers and older-game players who want more than enough horsepower, because it can handle lots of browser tabs and 2-plus-year-old titles easily.
Gamers who want consistently polished Arc performance, because the B580 can be uneven and some games may not be optimized as well as Nvidia or Radeon cards.
It should have more than enough power for video editing and heavy photo/graphics work, and it is likely overkill for lighter non-gaming use. The main upgrade to consider for that kind of workload is more RAM, especially if you keep many browser tabs or large projects open.
It is positioned as a strong budget 1440p build, with the Arc B580 performing around an RTX 5060 on average and sometimes closer to a 5060 Ti when 8GB cards run out of VRAM. The i5-14400F is still capable, but DDR4 can reduce performance a bit.
The earlier $800 deal included 32GB DDR5, so this current DDR4/16GB configuration is a step down for the same price. That makes the current listing less attractive unless you specifically want the rest of the hardware at this price.
The listing appears inconsistent: the title says DDR5, but the specs show DDR4. That means the current configuration should be treated as DDR4 unless the seller corrects the listing.
The PC can arrive with very little padding, and one report described a torn box and dented case. Return and warranty support may be difficult because Walmart online returns were refused and ABS would not warranty it since Walmart sold it.
Huge in comparison, but $250 less than a Steam Machine and significantly more powerful, especially at 1440p and / or ray tracing. Also double the storage and 50% more VRAM.
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Honestly it's not perfect but it's a hell of a lot of PC for $800.
The 14400F is plenty capable still but it being on ddr4 means it will perform a bit worse -but it also means adding 16GB RAM later won't cost you two arms half a kidney and a liver sample 🫠. The B580 is around about a RTX 5060's performance, but in instances where the 8GB on the 5060 is inadequate it's closer to a 5060ti than a 5060 (but on average you're looking at 5060 performance).
I purchased one of these. It arrived in a box with almost no padding. The box was torn and the case was very dented on all sides. Walmart will not accept returns online and I don't live close to one so it is a process to return it. ABS will also not warranty it since Walmart sold it.
The arc b580 is like really bad and really good at the same time. I have it and I wouldn't recommend it. I feel that game developers dont put the same effort into arc as they do with Nvidia and Radeon. If you get this sell the arc while its worth something.
I am old and clueless about computers. My Mac is 10 years old and dying. I don't want to spend $1.5k on a new MaC. Is this computer good for someone who just wants a solid desktop for financial stuff, watching you tube, shopping, posting on forums. I don't game. This is probably TMI but my wife hit menopause and our (mine) sex life could use a little porn. She has given me the green light, lol.
The arc b580 is like really bad and really good at the same time. I have it and I wouldn't recommend it. I feel that game developers dont put the same effort into arc as they do with Nvidia and Radeon. If you get this sell the arc while its worth something.
This is probably overkill. You're paying for the GPU (graphics card) that you likely don't need. If you have have a ton of browser tabs open you may want more ram instead. Either way it will work for the use case you listed, and could pick up some light-moderate gaming of some 2+ year old titles just fine too.
This is probably overkill. You're paying for the GPU (graphics card) that you likely don't need. If you have have a ton of browser tabs open you may want more ram instead. Either way it will work for the use case you listed, and could pick up some light-moderate gaming of some 2+ year old titles just fine too.
Agree with Purple this will WAY MORE than do the job for ur needs. Recommend this. Or you could buy a bottom of the line $400-500 PC and still be happy. Just DO NOT buy a miniPC - they overheat. There is a reason the desktops have a huge box - for air flow/cooling.I'm buying this for video editing.
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The 14400F is plenty capable still but it being on ddr4 means it will perform a bit worse -but it also means adding 16GB RAM later won't cost you two arms half a kidney and a liver sample 🫠. The B580 is around about a RTX 5060's performance, but in instances where the 8GB on the 5060 is inadequate it's closer to a 5060ti than a 5060 (but on average you're looking at 5060 performance).
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This is a strong budget 1440p gaming desktop built around an i5 14400F and Intel Arc B580, with performance framed around an RTX 5060 and sometimes closer to a 5060 Ti when 8GB cards run short. The 1TB SSD and 12GB of VRAM make it look especially capable for modern games and light to moderate editing, while the DDR4 platform keeps future RAM upgrades cheaper. The main knocks are the DDR4 spec instead of the listed DDR5, a prior $800 version that included 32GB DDR5, and concerns about Arc optimization, thermal throttling, and rough shipping or return handling. A solid value pick if the configuration tradeoffs fit your needs.
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The 14400F is plenty capable still but it being on ddr4 means it will perform a bit worse -but it also means adding 16GB RAM later won't cost you two arms half a kidney and a liver sample 🫠. The B580 is around about a RTX 5060's performance, but in instances where the 8GB on the 5060 is inadequate it's closer to a 5060ti than a 5060 (but on average you're looking at 5060 performance).
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