RX 9060 XT 8GB | Ryzen 5 5500 | 32GB DDR4 | 1TB NVME M2 SSD | Wi-Fi Bluetooth | Custom Gaming PC
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These scores summarize real-world gaming performance and value based on this PC's components and price.
Probably the quietest build I've put together. The Gaming X Trio runs near-silent at idle and stays quiet under load, though the PSU fan is a bit noticeable at idle and keeps it from being a perfect score there. The MAG A750GL is a solid unit sitting at B-Tier on the SPL PSU Tier List (look up A-GL), just a touch loud at rest.
This is an overbuilt machine in the best way. A Ryzen 5 5600 on an X570 Carbon with a Gaming X Trio 3070 is a lot of platform for a mainstream CPU, but every component here is genuinely high quality. PBO is enabled and the fan curve has been dialed in with a custom profile, so it's already tuned out of the box.
The X570 chipset brings PCIe 4.0 across the board, letting the MP44L run at its rated speeds and keeping future GPU upgrades from being bandwidth-limited¹. The MAG A750GL is fully modular and ships with a native 12V-2x6 cable, so next-gen GPU compatibility is covered without adapters². A GPU sag bracket is also included to protect your current and future investments.
RGB is managed through SignalRGB, which handles the G.Skill Trident Z RAM and addressable headers. The case has its own onboard RGB button, independent of SignalRGB, with a long press to return control to the motherboard.
Specs:
This system comes with a fresh Windows 11 Pro installation (other than preinstalled apps³) and will require initial setup on first boot.
¹Some PCIe 5.0 GPUs running at x8 can face bandwidth constraints on PCIe 3.0 boards. PCIe 4.0 eliminates this concern.
²The MAG A750GL includes a native 12V-2x6 cable, no adapter required for current and next-gen GPUs.
³Preinstalled apps include NVIDIA App, SignalRGB, and Steam.
*The case USB-C port is connected via a right-angle USB-C to USB 3.0 adapter, as the X570 Carbon does not have an internal USB-C header.
Probably the quietest build I've put together. The Gaming X Trio runs near-silent at idle and stays quiet under load, though the PSU fan is a bit noticeable at idle and keeps it from being a perfect score there. The MAG A750GL is a solid unit sitting at B-Tier on the SPL PSU Tier List (look up A-GL), just a touch loud at rest.
This is an overbuilt machine in the best way. A Ryzen 5 5600 on an X570 Carbon with a Gaming X Trio 3070 is a lot of platform for a mainstream CPU, but every component here is genuinely high quality. PBO is enabled and the fan curve has been dialed in with a custom profile, so it's already tuned out of the box.
The X570 chipset brings PCIe 4.0 across the board, letting the MP44L run at its rated speeds and keeping future GPU upgrades from being bandwidth-limited¹. The MAG A750GL is fully modular and ships with a native 12V-2x6 cable, so next-gen GPU compatibility is covered without adapters². A GPU sag bracket is also included to protect your current and future investments.
RGB is managed through SignalRGB, which handles the G.Skill Trident Z RAM and addressable headers. The case has its own onboard RGB button, independent of SignalRGB, with a long press to return control to the motherboard.
Specs:
This system comes with a fresh Windows 11 Pro installation (other than preinstalled apps³) and will require initial setup on first boot.
¹Some PCIe 5.0 GPUs running at x8 can face bandwidth constraints on PCIe 3.0 boards. PCIe 4.0 eliminates this concern.
²The MAG A750GL includes a native 12V-2x6 cable, no adapter required for current and next-gen GPUs.
³Preinstalled apps include NVIDIA App, SignalRGB, and Steam.
*The case USB-C port is connected via a right-angle USB-C to USB 3.0 adapter, as the X570 Carbon does not have an internal USB-C header.
These scores summarize real-world gaming performance and value based on this PC's components and price.