Razer’s Tomahawk gaming PC combines an Intel NUC 9 and up to an RTX 3080 GPU
An Intel NUC and support for full-sized GPUs creates the unique Razer Tomahawk gaming desktop.
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What you need to know
The Razer Tomahawk Gaming Desktop is now available for order. It’s been some time sinceRazer first unveiledthe PC at CES 2020, but the wait is finally over. The Razer Tomahawk is a modular gaming PC built around the Intel NUC platform. The PC supports full-sized GPUs, which means you can slot in some of thebest graphics cardsaround.
The Razer Tomahawk is available without a GPU for $2,400 if you already have a graphics card. You can also order it with an NVIDIA RTX 3080 FE for $3,200. In hisRTX 3080 review, our Harish Jonnalagadda said that the card is “the best GPU for 4K gaming.”
The Intel NUC inside the Razer Tomahawk has a 9th Gen Core i9 processor. If you’d like, you can easily swap out that NUC for an upgrade in the future.
Razer designed the Tomahawk to be easy to upgrade. All of its internals are attached to a sled mechanism that slides out for easy access. You can also use this setup to clean the PC if needed. All of this can be done without any tools, which is a stark contrast to some PC builds.
The Razer Tomahawk is a premium, compact gaming PC built around a novel, modular design. The result is a powerful gaming PC that’s super easy to upgrade and won’t take up much space on your desk.
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