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Q: QuestionWhat kind of case does this gaming desktop have?

• A:Answer This gaming desktop is built into a roomy CORSAIR 4000D AIRFLOW mid-tower ATX case.

Q: QuestionCan I upgrade the components in the future?

• A:Answer Yes, the standard ATX form-factor MSI Z690 motherboard makes future upgrades hassle-free.

Q: QuestionIs the RAM compatible with the Intel processor?

• A:Answer Yes, this gaming desktop comes with high-performance CORSAIR Vengeance RGB DDR5 memory that is optimized for Intel.

Q: QuestionDoes this gaming desktop come with a warranty?

• A:Answer Yes, the CORSAIR VENGEANCE i7400 comes with a comprehensive two-year warranty.

Q: QuestionWhat type of storage does this gaming desktop come with?

• A:Answer This gaming desktop is equipped with a high-speed M.2 NVMe SSD.

Q: QuestionI realize "parts available" is used on each of these PC's BUT, a limiting-factor for me (maybe others also) as I am very interested in this PC is the is what motherboard chipset and what type of RAM it supports; DDR4 or DDR5 (preferably).

Asked 2 years ago by vawahoo1969.

• A:Answer Hello, It'd be DDR5 for this system. Z690 is the chipset. Do reach out to our team directly at any time for further questions, right on our site. -Art

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Q: QuestionHello. I am wanting to install a second drive, a 2TB M.2 NCMe SSD. My motherboard is a MSI Pro B760-P WIFI (MS-7D98). Which SSD would be a good investment for this computer. It will be used to store music and movies. Thank you in advance for your help.

Asked 1 year ago by Shadow63.

• A:Answer Hello, You could do a MP700 Pro! Art

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Q: QuestionHow well does this handle games in conjunction with a VR headset like the Meta Quest 2?

Asked 2 years ago by Brandon.

• A:Answer Hello Brandon, It'd depend on the game, please confirm required specifications for it and compare to what the system includes for more information. -Art

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Q: QuestionIs this prebuilt come with windows 10 or 11?

Asked 2 years ago by Nemanja.

• A:Answer Hello, This would include Windows 11 Home as specified under the Specifications in the sales page. -Art

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Q: QuestionHow many monitors would this support? The Connection specs seem really low compared to Nvidia's page on the RTX 4070 TI.

Asked 2 years ago by Delta.

• A:Answer Hi, This system supports up to four monitors via its three DisplayPort 1.4a and HDMI 2.1 ports. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to support via our website - we'd be happy to assist. -Albert

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Q: QuestionHow many extra m.2 drives can you add to this i7400 i7 machine? I'd be interested in later adding myself a extra m.2 and maybe a large ssd for data storage, looks like the rear of the mthr board also has 2 slots for a ssd's. Any info greatly appreciated!

Asked 2 years ago by Ready2buy.

• A:Answer Hello, It'd depend on the motherboard that ends up being used in the specific system as that'd vary by availability. You can reach out to our team at any time to confirm more information regarding upgrade ability of the system, they can be contacted directly on our site at any time. -Art

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Q: QuestionWhich type of motherboard, geforce rtx 4070ti and ssd does it have(brand and specific name)? Also does it have built in wireless wifi and Bluetooth?

Asked 2 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer It just depends on what they have "laying around". They make unreliable pre-built computers. They own Origin computers too and you'll get the same results. Search for reviews of their computers and buyers beware.

  Answered 2 years ago by Anonymous

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