The ultra-small Tomahawk
Razer has unveiled its new ultra-compact gaming desktop computer called Tomahawk in partnership with Intel.Although it’s a PC mini, it can support full-size graphic cards and other accessories much like other similarly-sized laptops. It might not have a traditional desktop motherboard or processor. The Intel NUC Element modular computer can save space when compared to a tower PC. It has many of the same components as an average tower PC.
It comes with a 45W Intel Core i9-9980HK CPU, extra cooling, 8GB of RAM and storage slots, Wi-Fi 6, several ports and all the slots that a motherboard would have to serve as a normal desktop PC. Razer came in and filled out the requirements for your build, including the power supply, graphics card, SSD and RAM. Choose from a range of fans to help with cooling.
The Razer Tomahawk is expected to be released in 2020. The release date is at the remote end of first half of the year.There’s no official announcement on price yet, as we reported, but Razer told us it will be somewhere closer to $2000.
Gather more information on the ultra-small Tomahawk. Visit Razer’s official product website by following the link.
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Author: PC-GR
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