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By Alan Dexter

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Our Verdict

Focusing on the processor makes for an interesting build, but there are simply better gaming machines out there for the same cash. If you like to marry serious productivity with a little gaming though, there’s plenty to like here.

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  • Powerful Core i7 processor
  • Strong overall performance
  • Cool and quiet running
Against
  • Needs a better GPU for the cash
  • Case styling isn’t for everyone

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System builder iBuyPower is an old hand at putting together gaming PCs. So it’s well aware that not all gamers are the same and some want a gaming machine that can also handle more serious tasks. Thus, the Gaming RDY SLMBG218 (really trips off the tongue that one) bucks the trend of focusing on the graphics card, and instead goes big on processing power, electing to give Intel’s Core i7 12700F room to show off. 

If you’re not bang up to date with your Intel processor generations, then it’s worth highlighting what the Core i7 12700F actually is. As the naming suggests, this is a 12th-generation Intel processor, which utilizes Intel’s Alder Lake hybrid architecture. You’re looking at eight Performance cores working alongside four Efficient cores for a total of 20 threads. 

The Core i7 12700F is a bit of a beast when it comes to serious work basically. Throw in the fact that it has a Max Turbo of 4.9GHz and you’re looking at an impressive chip for gaming too.

As I said in the introduction, if you’re looking for a gaming machine that is a cut above the norm when it comes to raw processing power, then this is certainly the kind of system that should pique your interest. The fact that iBuyPower has coupled this with 16GB of DDR4-3200 and a healthy 1TB NVMe SSD gives you a strong base for plenty of applications. Admittedly, the WD_Blue SN570 is only a PCIe 3.0 drive, but I’d rather have a slightly slower 1TB SSD than a faster 500GB model, just because so many games are massive these days. 

iBuyPower Gaming RDY SLMBG218 Specs

CPU: Intel Core i7 12700F
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060
RAM: 16GB XPG Gammix D10 DDR4-3200
Motherboard: Gigabyte B660 DS3H
Storage: 1TB WD_Blue SN570
Cooling: iBuyPower 120mm RGB all-in-one
Front I/O: 2x USB 3.0, 1x audio
Rear I/O: 1x USB 3. 2 Gen 2 Type-A, 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C, 4x USB 2.0, 3x audio
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 5, ethernet
PSU: 600W 80 Plus Gold
Case: iBuyPower Slate Mono MR
OS: Windows 11 Home
Warranty: 3 years labor + 1 year parts
Price: $1,499

This machine is definitely capable when it comes to gaming as well, although not quite to the same level as some similar-priced systems. The far more performant RTX 3060 Ti is generally available at this sort of price, and if you’re prepared to put in a bit of time and effort, then you can grab the NZXT BLD Kit with an RTX 3070 for as much as this. 

It’s worth noting that you won’t get quite as powerful a CPU for your money from such machines, just be aware of the sacrifice you’re making. 

iBuyPower agreed to ship the machine over to the UK for testing, and there’s an obvious fear here of the PC being damaged in transit though. In order to mitigate this it elected to not install the graphics card for delivery—a reasonable thing to allow given that graphics cards are getting heavier and shipping them can be a worrying experience. You don’t want a graphics card to come loose in transit and bounce around the inside of your case. 

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Actually installing the RTX 3060 isn’t difficult, anyways, and even if you’ve never done this yourself, you wouldn’t have too much trouble here. The retaining screws for the graphics card are in place and you’ll need to take these out before slotting the card into place. In other words, this isn’t a tool-free job, and maybe not what you’d expect when buying a new machine, but honestly, you’d have trouble really getting this wrong if iBuyPower decided to do this across the US, too. 

Even with internal packing in the machine itself, one of the RAM sticks had still managed to shift in transit, however, meaning that at first boot only 8GB was visible. A quick reseat sorted this out though and once done the full 16GB was visible to Windows. You have the option of upgrading this to 32GB if you’re into some serious number crunching, but 16GB really should be enough for most normal work, and certainly enough for gaming.

Gaming benchmarks

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As I previously mentioned the RTX 3060 is fine for 1080p gaming, but at this sort of price point, you’d expect 1440p to be a realistic focus. Unfortunately, you’re going to struggle with plenty of games at this resolution, particularly if you want to just ramp everything to the top settings. You can game on this machine, don’t get me wrong, but there are better options if that’s your main focus.

Metro Exodus Enhanced, for instance, averages out at 40fps, which isn’t really smooth enough for my tastes and won’t let you make the most of a high refresh rate monitor.  Given the ABS Master and Build Redux ‘Good’ cost about the same but come packing RTX 3060 Ti graphics cards, and that will offer much smoother frame rates up into the mid-50s. 

F1 22 manages just 34fps in ultra settings, too. You’ll hit smoother frame rates in the likes of Hitman 3 and Far Cry 6, but overall I’d much prefer a faster GPU than a super meaty CPU at this price point. The 3DMark Time Spy Extreme benchmark shows that there is power there for the games that are CPU bound, but the vast majority of titles thrash your graphics card more than your processor.

System performance

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The real standout performance from this machine compared to similarly priced systems is the Cinebench R23 multithreaded score. It’s almost double what you’ll usually find at this price point, at 20,740 points. The likes of the Build Redux ‘Good’ and ABS Master both use the 12th Gen Core i5, scoring just over 12,000 by comparison. 

This raw processor performance translates into higher memory throughput as well, with the AIDA 64 posting nearly 47GB/s. Again that’s notably better than those two Core i5 machines, despite ostensibly using the same DDR4-3200 RAM. The drive performance is also better, with this machine posts a better result from the 3DMark Storage Benchmark than even the NZXT Streaming Plus BLD Kit, which has the exact same SN570 SSD. Ah, the power of a good CPU.

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Still, iBuyPower has put together a solid machine here, and it clearly knows what it is doing. Component selection is good, and the build quality is reliable. It also comes with a keyboard and mouse, although to be honest, neither is particularly good.

The case isn’t going to be for everyone either, with glass front panels feeling a bit dated as the industry moves over to mesh-fronted systems for their better airflow. This machine does have three front fans to help drive air through the system, and a rear exhaust too, resulting in the Core i7 topping out at just 73°C, which is impressive given how powerful it is.

If you need some serious processing grunt with a side interest in gaming, then the iBuyPower Gaming RDY is certainly worth considering. Most gamers would be better served by a switch in focus though, or for the machine to ship with an RTX 3060 Ti at least. The good news is that iBuyPower does let you build your perfect machine from scratch, so if you do want a more powerful GPU alongside your CPU, then it can absolutely build just that (for a little extra cash).

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Focusing on the processor makes for an interesting build, but there are simply better gaming machines out there for the same cash. If you like to marry serious productivity with a little gaming though, there’s plenty to like here.

Alan has been writing about PC tech since before 3D graphics cards existed, and still vividly recalls having to fight with MS-DOS just to get games to load. He fondly remembers the killer combo of a Matrox Millenium and 3dfx Voodoo, and seeing Lara Croft in 3D for the first time. He’s very glad hardware has advanced as much as it has though, and is particularly happy when putting the latest M.2 NVMe SSDs, AMD processors, and laptops through their paces. He has a long-lasting Magic: The Gathering obsession but limits this to MTG Arena these days.

Corsair One a200 gaming PC review

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Our Verdict

Corsair delivers a welcome burst of gaming performance to its compact gaming PCs with the a200, bringing the best of AMD Ryzen and Nvidia GeForce into a single, compact machine.

For
  • Unfettered performance for 4K gaming
  • Simple and easy to set-up
  • Superb silicon
  • Surprisingly quiet
Against
  • CPU runs a little too hot for my liking
  • Not as easily upgradeable as some Mini-ITX cases

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Corsair bucks the trend with many of its pre-built PCs, instead offering a high-performance package in a diminutive and compact case where many would opt for a more standard mid-tower. The Corsair One a200 is no less an exciting proposition, bringing together the latest AMD Ryzen and Nvidia GeForce technology in a surprisingly neat and well-managed package no bigger than a bread bin.

If you’re familiar with Corsair’s compact One lineup, you’ll know that looks can be deceiving. This isn’t Corsair’s first attempt at a compact gaming PC, and we’ve previously ranked its compact machines as some of the best gaming PCs going, small form factor or not. Being only 20 x 17.3 x 38cm in size seemingly has very little impact on these PCs’ performance—the new and improved a200’s specs list is every bit as mouth-watering as it should be.

That all starts with the a200’s AMD Ryzen 9 5900X CPU, which is powered by the highly-successful and well-rated Zen 3 architecture. It’s a 12-core/24-thread chip with plenty of grunt, rated to 3.7GHz at its worst and 4.8GHz at its best. Since it’s our top pick for the best CPU for gaming today, I expected a lot out of it even before getting the a200 out of the box.

Corsair One a200 specs

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080
Memory: 32GB DDR4 @ 3200MT/s
Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
Front I/O: 1x 3.5mm audio jack, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C.
Rear I/O: 2x USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type-A and Type-C), 4x USB 3.2 Gen 1, audio ports, 2.5G ethernet, 3.x DisplayPort, 1x HDMI
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, LAN
PSU: 750W SFX 80 Plus Platinum
Dimensions: 200mm x 172.5mm x 380mm
Price: $3,800 / £3,300

Playing the supporting role for this performant package is 32GB DDR4-3200 memory. That’s loaded into a bespoke motherboard with B550 chipset alongside a 1TB NVMe SSD of Corsair’s own design, the Corsair Force MP600. That’s a PCIe 4.0 drive, too, for faster load times and transfer speeds.

The recent introduction of SFX PSUs capable of driving over 1000W has helped cement the concept that a small form factor PC can also be a high performance one. Yet even the compact a200’s 750W SFX PSU offers enough wattage for a commanding PC build. Efficient wattage, too, rated to 80 Plus Platinum.

Crucially for our gaming needs that 750W PSU is enough to give the a200 surreptitious command over an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080. Coming in as our favourite graphics cards today, we couldn’t ask for much more from the Corsair One. Without anything holding it back, the RTX 3080 makes quick work of 4K and 1440p.

And I’m pleased to report that nothing is seemingly holding it back.

In Metro Exodus at 4K, the Corsair One manages to stay abreast of our desktop Founders Edition RTX 3080. No small feat for such a tiny machine. It’s only negligibly slower than our desktop test bench in Horizon Zero Dawn, too.

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Benchmarks

Gaming performance
3DMark Time Spy: 11,601 (CPU) 17, 563 (GPU)
Hitman 3 (Dubai): 228fps (1080p) 176fps (1440p) 102fps (4k)
F1 2020 (Ultra, DX12): 216fps (1080p) 167fps (1440P) 127fps (4K)
Metro Exodus (Ultra, DX12): 126fps (1080p) 101fps (1440p) 66fps (4K)
Horizon Zero Dawn (Ultimate) 155fps (1080p) 129fps (1440p) 77fps (4K)
3DMark Port Royal: 11,640
Metro Exodus (RTX) 109fps (1080p) 88fps (1440p) 63fps (4K)

System performance
Cinebench R20: 8,020 (Multi) 601 (Single)
X264 v5.0.1: 67.87 fps
Sandra (memory bandwidth): 31.48 GB/s
Hitman 3 (Dartmoor) : 117fps (1080p)
Final Fantasy XIV Game load time: 9. 016 Sec

What that means for the actual gaming performance is 60fps or more at 4K in some of today’s latest games, which is what you might expect from these parts on paper, but perhaps not so much from the form factor. 

Perhaps the key to the a200 puzzle lies with its thermal performance. When so much of CPU and GPU performance now lies with thermal headroom, increasingly so with Zen 3 and Ampere, it is also increasingly important to over-spec your thermal solution to hit max performance potential. Thankfully, the a200 does just that, allowing the CPU and GPU to deliver their best in line with less confined desktop parts.

That’s by and large thanks to the twin liquid cooling solution of Corsair’s design. Both CPU and GPU are liquid-cooled, independently of one another, with each component’s respective radiator located on either side of the PC’s case. Fresh, cool air is then whipped up past either radiator through the use of a single fan located at the top of the PC.

The result is a max GPU temp during benchmarking of 69°C, the envy of even some discrete desktop coolers. The max CPU temp may not spark quite so much envy, however, coming in at 91°C. That’s notably within AMD’s thermal spec, but also in excess of usual operating temperatures for such a chip with a reasonably chunky liquid cooler.

The single system fan also has to work hard at times to keep the PC operating comfortably, which means it can get quite loud under load. That said, it is a single-fan system, which is notably quieter than some desktop builds I’ve had with four or five fans all running on an identical fan curve.

Simplicity and usability, though, are something that Corsair can deliver in swathes with the a200. The ports are within easy reach on the rear of the machine, and there’s a handy USB Type-C port on the front to make life just that much easier. The innards can also be exposed through the top, too, which means you could access the SSD or RAM if you fancied a shakeup.

I’m coming away impressed from Corsair’s latest small form factor PC.

You could even access the GPU and CPU blocks if you so wished, although finding compatible boards with the current cooling solution may be a bit of a struggle.

Then to the overall aesthetics of the Corsair One and the a200 is quiet tame for a gaming all-in-one, it must be said. There’s just two addressable lighting strips extending nearly the entire length of the machine, which is some miracle. Its smart exterior would definitely fit the role of powerful workstation in a pinch, too.

So I’m coming away impressed from Corsair’s latest small form factor PC, especially now that it’s running with the latest cutting-edge technology. It’s clearly a well thought out gaming PC and designed with the user in mind. By its nature, it’s more restrictive for future upgrades than some other small form factor cases, but it’s nonetheless a brilliant machine for today.

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Jacob earned his first byline writing for his own tech blog from his hometown in Wales in 2017. From there, he graduated to professionally breaking things as hardware writer at PCGamesN, where he would later win command of the kit cupboard as hardware editor. Nowadays, as senior hardware editor at PC Gamer, he spends his days reporting on the latest developments in the technology and gaming industry. When he’s not writing about GPUs and CPUs, however, you’ll find him trying to get as far away from the modern world as possible by wild camping.

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Horizon Zero Dawn

PC, PS4

Top rated in 2017 by 87% of users

Horizon Zero Dawn is an exciting adventure set in an open post-apocalyptic world where nature has taken its toll on the ruins of a former civilization. In this shattered world, humanity no longer plays the dominant role…

9

Critics Rating

8.4

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God of War for PC

PC

Top rated in 2022 by 87% of users

God of War puts you in the role of Kratos, the god of war, who decides to change his life and break the cycle of senseless violence and start from scratch away from. ..

9.7

Critics Rating

7.7

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Half-Life: Alyx

PC

Top rated in 2020 by 87% of users

Half-Life: Alyx is Valve’s return to the iconic Half-Life universe using the latest virtual reality technology. Alyx tells the story of fighting a brutal alien race known as the Alliance, and…

9.3

Critics Rating

8

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Divinity: Original Sin 2

PC

Top rated in 2017 by 87% of users

Divinity: Original Sin 2 is the sequel to the successful isometric RPG Divinity: Original Sin, which was developed with funds raised from donations from gamers on the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform. Events Original…

9.5

Critics Rating

7.8

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Dark Souls III

PC, PS4, Xbox One

Top rated in 2016 by 86% of users

Dark Souls III is the third installment in the famous series from From Software, which takes place in a completely new fantasy world filled with blood and fierce battles with evil spirits. You…

9.3

Critics Rating

7.8

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Ori and the Will of the Wisps

PC, Xbox Series X

Top rated in 2020 by 86% of users

Ori and the Will of the Wisps is the sequel to the beloved adventure platform game Ori and the Blind Forest. You will embark on a brand new adventure to discover…

9.1

Critics Rating

8

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Hearts of Stone

PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One

Top rated in 2015 by 85% of users

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Hearts of Stone ( Hearts of Stone is a complete story add-on for The Witcher 3 that adds new locations, new enemies, new equipment and system…

9

Critics Rating

8

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Elden Ring

PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X

Top rated in 2022 by 85% of users

Elden Ring is a new RPG in a fully open world from the famous Japanese studio FromSoftware , which is being developed by Hidetaka Miyazaki with the participation of the famous American writer George Martin, known for the series. ..

9.1

Critics Rating

7.9

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Disco Elysium

PC, PS4, Xbox One

Top rated in 2019 by 85% of users

Disco Elysium is a PC RPG developed and published by the Estonian studio ZA/UM. In Disco Elysium, you control an alcoholic cop investigating a murder in the fictional city of Revachol. The developers were inspired by classic projects on the engine…

9.4

Critics Rating

7.6

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Detroit: Become Human

PC, PS4

Top rated in 2018 by 85% of users

Detroit: Become Human is the new interactive movie game from the developers who gave the world Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Soul, a Quantic Dream studio led by David Cage. Detroit:…

8.6

Critics Rating

8.3

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Forza Horizon 3

PC, Xbox One

Top rated in 2016 by 85% of users

Forza Horizon 3 is the third installment in the popular arcade racing game from developers Playground Games and Turn 10 Studios. You will find dynamic weather changes, exciting multiplayer for four…

9.1

Critics Rating

7.8

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Resident Evil 4

PC, PS5, Xbox Series X

Top rated in 2023 by 85% of users

Resident Evil 4 Remake is a completely updated and redesigned version of the iconic fourth game of the famous zombie series. As in the original 2005, you must take on the role of a secret agent…

8.7

Critics Rating

8.2

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Metro Exodus

PC, PS4, Xbox One

Top rated in 2019 by 85% of users

Metro Exodus is inspired by world famous novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky. This is a new project from the creators of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, studio 4A Games. The events of Metro Exodus are still developing in…

8.7

Critics Rating

8.2

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Ori and the Blind Forest

PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One

Top rated in 2015 by 84% of users

Ori and the Blind Forest is a beautiful and atmospheric platform game from Moon Studios, which comes to Microsoft platforms. She talks about the journey of a guardian spirit named Ori. A long time ago…

9.1

Critics Rating

7.7

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Rise of the Tomb Raider

PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One

Top rated in 2015 by 84% of users

Rise of the Tomb Raider is the latest installment in Crystal Dynamix’s popular series that tells about the adventures of a young Lara Croft. Young Croft this time will appear exclusively on…

8.5

Critics Rating

8.3

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BioShock Infinite

PC, PS3, Xbox 360

Top rated in 2013 by 84% of users

BioShock Infinite takes you to the floating city of Colombia, floating in the middle of clouds high above the earth’s surface. This is the third installment in the BioShock series, which plunges you into a completely new setting. Instead of scary…

8.8

Critics Rating

8

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Forza Horizon 4

PC, Xbox Series X

Top rated in 2018 by 84% of users

Forza Horizon 4 is the fourth installment in the successful racing series from Playground Games. From now on, changing times completely change the appearance of the roads of the main automobile festival of the planet, which this time…

8.8

Critics Rating

8

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Batman: Arkham Knight

PC, PS4, Xbox One

Top rated in 2015 by 84% of users

Batman: Arkham Knight is the epic finale to the acclaimed series from Rocksteady and Warner Bros., which continues the story of the legendary superhero – Batman. She proposes again…

8.9

Critics Rating

7.8

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Cuphead

PC, Xbox One

Top rated in 2017 by 84% of users

Cuphead is an episodic arcade action game inspired by old Walt Disney cartoons from the 1930s that offers a fun side-scrolling adventure with a global map , lots of hidden secrets and co-op on…

9

Critics Rating

7.7

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DOOM

PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One

Top rated in 2016 by 84% of users

DOOM is the long-awaited reboot of one of the pillars of the gaming industry from id Software. You will find close combat finishing off opponents, tearing off all kinds of limbs and more opportunities to move around …

8.7

Critics Rating

8

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Persona 4 Golden

PC, PS Vita

Top rated in 2012 by 84% of users

Persona 4 Golden is an Atlus JRPG where you play the role of a high school student who enters the mystical world of “Television” to rescue missing souls that are magically held on…

9

Critics Rating

7.7

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Valiant Hearts: The Great War

PC, PS3, PS4, Switch, Xbox 360, Xbox One

Top rated in 2014 by 84% of users

Valiant Hearts: The Great War is a 2D action-adventure game from Ubisoft Montpellier that takes place in the bloody World War I and tells about the fictional heroes of those harsh days. ..

8.9

Critics Rating

7.8

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One

Top rated in 2015 by 84% of users

Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is a new part of the popular series from the legendary Japanese developer and his studio Kojima Productions in the third-person stealth genre, which.