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| Razer's Tomahawk Mini gaming PC is now available |
Razer's Tomahawk is a standard $ 3,200 mini gaming computer after it was released as a concept at CES last year.
Regardless of its size, the main attraction of the computer is that you only need to worry about two parts: the NUC and the graphics card.
The version offered by Razer is only available with the Intel NUC component at $ 2,400, allowing users to add their own graphics card. However, this version does not appear to be available yet.
Although the version for sale now comes with the GeForce RTX 3080 Founder Edition graphics chip, it is hard to come by. It is sold separately for $ 700.
Razer said: Computer charges next business day and applies to NUC version only. It's still listed as unavailable, just like it did when both versions were first ordered in December.
It adopts a retractable design similar to the Razer eGPU, using the interior of the "Tomahawk" is very simple and intuitive.
No tools are needed and you don't have to deal with hinges, which is very helpful for people who want to update and manipulate their systems.
The Tomahawk standard gaming mini PC uses Intel's NUC Compute Element, the same card the chipset uses on the NUC mini desktop, powered by an Intel Core i9-9980HK octa-core processor.
So far only one version of "Tomahawk" appears to have an Intel Core i9-9980HK processor with eight cores, a 512GB NVME SSD, a 2.5-inch 2TB HDD, and a 16GB DDR4 -SO-DIMM. RAM and Chroma RGB lighting features.
It is important to highlight the extent of this situation and the features it contains, as it supports Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, four USB-A ports, one 3.5mm and 3 optical, and provides 5 inches. Production. The millimeter headphone jack can beep.
The heat generated by the treatment is internally cooled by two 120mm fans, the cold air is sucked in from the side and the hot air is discharged from the top.
At the bottom of the box there is a series of LEDs that emit light using Razer Chroma RGB technology. The program is designed to interact dynamically with the content displayed on the screen or with a variety of other options.