Interestingly, there’s also a newer USB Type-C port. The system’s 600W PSU will be able to power most upgrades you might consider.Īt the front you get a USB3 and USB port, and there are two USB and two USB3.1 ports on the back. There’s a dedicated 2½in drive bay on top of the drive bay array for an SSD, two 5¼in external drive bays at the top and quiet 120mm fans at the front and rear. The case has four 3½in drive bays, one of which is taken by the SSHD. There are two PCI slots for further expansion. The motherboard also provides two PCI-E x16 slots, one of which is in use, and two PCI-E x1 slots, although one is obstructed by the dual-width graphics card. These are generally more expensive than traditional SSDs but they make for a tidier build as they don’t need to be connected to a SATA3 port on the motherboard or require a separate power cable from the PSU. The M.2 port at mid-board lets you fit a super-compact M.2 SSD. There’s also a SATA Express port, but using this puts two of the SATA3 ports out of use.
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The PC has no optical drive, and with only one storage drive fitted, the motherboard has five remaining SATA3 ports for expansion. This hybrid drive’s performance won’t rival that of a dedicated SSD, but the built-in cache makes it significantly more responsive than a standard mechanical hard disk. For storage it has a 1TB SSHD, which will leave you plenty of room for your applications, games and media. Its four memory slots support 64GB of RAM. Two are occupied by two 4GB DDR4 2,133MHz memory modules. The Skylake processor sits in an Asus Z170-K motherboard with its new LGA1151 socket. Turn off anti-aliasing and the frame rate jumps to a more respectable 40fps, but this is still far behind the Nvidia GeForce GTX 960-based PCs. Metro: Last Light was trickier, and we saw only 22.4fps at 1,920x1,080 with SSAA enabled and Very High graphics quality, which isn’t smooth enough to be considered playable. Dirt Showdown didn’t prove much of a challenge, with the card delivering 69.7fps at 1,920x1,080 with 4x anti-aliasing and Ultra graphics settings. This lags behind the Nvidia GeForce GTX 960 for performance but is still no slouch and certainly capable of running most games at medium to high graphics settings. The PC is fitted with a 2GB AMD Radeon R7 370 graphics card. There’s also a fan controller for toggling between low and high speed, but even with this set to high we couldn’t hear the fans. It’s a little taller than your average midi tower and has ridges down the sides and across the top, where you’ll find two USB ports and a USB3 port. The Chillblast Fusion Gladiator is housed in a Zalman Z3 ATX midi-tower case. Its multitasking score of 140 was particularly pleasing.
The processor will handle any task you might throw at it with aplomb. In our application benchmarks, the overclocked Skylake processor managed an overall score of 136, which is an excellent score.
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