Built around the best gaming processor AMD makes.
The Ryzen 7 7800X3D is the chip competitive players choose. Its 3D V-Cache keeps game data closer to the cores, which is why it consistently outperforms processors costing considerably more — particularly in the CPU-heavy titles where frame rates usually collapse: strategy games, simulators, large-scale multiplayer.
Paired with ASRock's RX 9060 XT Steel Legend and its full 16GB of video memory, Quicksilver is built for 1440p at high settings. That 16GB matters more every year — modern titles at 1440p regularly ask for more than 8GB, and cards that run short of it stutter no matter how fast the rest of the machine is.
Fast where it counts. 32GB of DDR5 running at 6000MHz is the memory speed the 7800X3D is designed around, not the baseline it will tolerate. The 1TB Spatium M450 is a Gen4 drive, so games load at the speed the platform allows.
What's inside
- ASRock Radeon RX 9060 XT Steel Legend 16GB
- AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D — 8 cores, 4.2GHz
- 32GB GeIL Gemini RGB DDR5 6000MHz (2 x 16GB)
- 1TB MSI Spatium M450 Gen4 NVMe
- MSI B650M Gaming WiFi — AM5, WiFi built in
- MSI MAG Coreliquid A13 360 AIO Liquid CPU Cooler - black
- Antec Atom G850 850W 80 Plus Gold, semi-modular
- Deepcool CG330 3F panoramic dual-chamber chassis, black
Built to be seen. The CG330's dual-chamber layout puts the components on display and the cables out of sight, with white RGB memory against black hardware. The semi-modular supply means only the cables this build needs are in the case.
Room to grow. The 7800X3D is a stronger processor than this graphics card needs, and that's deliberate — when you upgrade the GPU in two or three years, the rest of the machine won't hold it back. AM5 has years of support ahead of it, the 850W Gold supply has headroom for a far larger card, and there's a second M.2 slot free.
Assembled and tested in Johannesburg by Rasheed Sons. Every machine is built by hand, stress-tested, and updated before it ships. Backed by our build warranty.
