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MSI Aegis X3 VR7RE-025US Gaming Desktop

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Outfitted with Intel Core i7-7700K 4.2 GHz processors, the VR-ready MSI Aegis is designed to take your gaming experience to new heights. For those extra intense battles, press the Dragon button on the front, and the hardware will automatically start overclocking for more demanding tasks Read More

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May 19, 2017

There's a good review of the Aegis X3 on techrader. It's not the same unit (GTX 1070 version) but provides good details.
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/msi-aegis-3

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taylor2

May 17, 2017

If you built a computer with the exact same specs, it'd run you about $1,700.

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itsmep0rk

May 20, 2017

I have been building them since Intel's MMX processors. Back in the days of Doom and Duke Nukem. You don't even know how easy you have it lol. No IRQ's or DMA's to set. No Jumpers to set. Writing an Autoexec.bat and Config.sys on a floppy with your drivers. Just so you could squeeze every last bit of memory in to himem.sys to play your games :). So sometimes it's nice to find a well put together machine for a fair price. And not have to deal with it. Been in I.T. for around 20 years now. I get what you're saying.

Notaku

May 22, 2017

Not maximum, minimum. I just put a decent build together and it was about 1800, with a lot of parts on sale. If you really skimped on cheap parts and didn't get Windows 10 you might be able to hit 1700. At least with a 7700k. If you went Ryzen you could arguably get more powerful than this build for cheaper. But this isn't a bad value at 1700. Especially avoiding any hassles that self built may inflict, and as much as I want everyone to be able to build their own, some people lack the skill and I cannot in good conscience recommend they do so based on online tutorials alone, unless they are very confident in their own abilities with tech.

ePHD

May 15, 2017

Not bad for the 1799$ price.
No chance of SLI dual video cards.
Older GTX 1080 not the 1080ti video card.

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Notaku

May 22, 2017

ePHDIs the case too small for SLI? Or the specific video card doesn't support it? Regular GTX 1080 cards support SLI. Or you mean it won't SLI with the 1080ti? Bc that would be correct.

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p_irate

May 25, 2017

NotakuCase might be a tight fit for an SLI, and the PSU is 600Wt, so most likely not an SLI supported model. They have their Aegis TI3 model which has the top loaded SLI build. https://www.msi.com/Desktop/Aegis-Ti3.html#productFeature-section

saturnotaku

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May 15, 2017

That is one bizarre-looking computer. Any chance of some pictures of the rear I/O as well as the inside of the case so we can look at the possible upgrades?

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