Power up your setup with a reliable and budget-friendly performance machine built for smooth everyday computing and light gaming. This PC configuration combines trusted components with upgrade-ready flexibility — perfect for home, office, study, and entry-level gaming.
At the heart of the system is the AMD Ryzen 5 3400G Processor with Radeon RX Vega 11 Graphics, delivering strong quad-core performance with integrated Vega graphics. Whether you're multitasking, streaming, editing documents, or enjoying popular esports titles, this processor provides responsive and efficient performance — all without needing a dedicated graphics card. (3 Years Warranty – fan/cooler not covered)
The system is powered by the dependable MSI A520M-A Pro AM4 Micro-ATX Motherboard, built for stability and long-term reliability. It supports future upgrades and ensures consistent performance for both work and entertainment needs. (3 Years Warranty)
For smooth multitasking, it includes Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB 3200MHz DDR4 Desktop RAM, offering high-speed 3200MHz performance. This memory ensures fast responsiveness while running multiple applications. (Lifetime Warranty)
Storage is handled by the ultra-fast Colorful CN600 Pro 256GB M.2 NVMe SSD, providing rapid boot times, quick application launches, and efficient file transfers — a major upgrade over traditional SATA drives. (3 Years Warranty)
All components are housed inside the stylish T-Wolf Phantom X4 RGB M-ATX Mid Tower Gaming Case, featuring vibrant RGB lighting for a modern gaming look. It includes a 200W PSU, making it a compact and attractive choice for entry-level builds. (No Warranty on casing & PSU)
Key Features:
✔ Quad-core Ryzen performance with integrated Vega 11 graphics
✔ Fast 3200MHz DDR4 RAM
✔ High-speed NVMe SSD storage
✔ Upgrade-ready AM4 motherboard
✔ RGB gaming case design
✔ Ideal for home, office & light gaming use
This build offers the perfect balance of performance, style, and affordability — ready to handle your daily tasks and casual gaming right out of the box.
