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PC Specialist Vanquish X200 Gaming Rig Review

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When it comes to reviews we often see graphics cards, motherboards, chassis and many other components come through the office, but it has been a while since we reviewed all of these things together, which is why today we will be taking a look at something a little special, a £899.00 custom built gaming rig from PC SpecialistPC Specialist have a rock solid reputation behind them, a quick google will find you literally thousands of five star consumer reviews, reports and generally lots of nice things to be said about the team that work there. This is of course a good thing as with any industry, reputation matters and its that reputation that grabbed our attention, we want to see what all the fuss is about!

“Each and every one of the tens of thousands of computers and laptops we have manufactured has been custom built to our customers’ specifications. With our massive economies of scale we scour the world to bring you the best quality components from the biggest brands, such as Intel, AMD, Corsair and ASUS. When using our customer friendly and surprisingly easy-to-use website you’ll see how we concentrate our efforts around you and in turn provide an excellent service, excellent prices and excellent after sales technical support.”

Because they don’t sell off the shelf systems, PC Specialist aim to see you exactly what you need at as fair a price as possible, something that generally just can’t be achieved on sites like Amazon or in retail outlet stores. Given that we are a tech site I know a good percentage of you will be thinking “well, I can build this much cheaper myself!” and that’s great, personally I encourage that, I too build my own systems, but not everyone can, not everyone wants to either. When your buying a hand made system from PC Specialist you’re getting several things that add to the value, such as guaranteed component compatibility, technical support, a warranty, convenience and in the case of this system a professionally applied overclock.

  • Name: Vanquish X200
  • CPU: Intel Core i5 3570K @ 4.4GHz
  • Mobo: ASUS P8Z77-V LX
  • RAM: 8GB Kingston Hyper-X Beast 2400MHz
  • SSD: 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K
  • HDD: 1TB SATA III 6Gb/s
  • GPU: 2GB AMD Radeon HD 7870
  • ODD: 24x DVD-RW
  • PSU: Corsair TX650V2
  • Cooler: Corsair H40 + Arctic MX4 Paste
  • Case: Corsair 200R
  • Price: £899.00 inc VAT & Delivery

As you can see from the specification above, the Vanquish X200 is no slouch, packing a powerful setup and compared to many other retailers it’s still offering good value for only £899.00 given that its pre-built, overclocked and comes with support.

The system comes in a fairly standard box via courier, nothing fancy but certainly enough to get in to you safely, so lets dive right in and see what PC Specialist have hidden within the box.

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In box I found a welcome pack, a box about the same size as your average PC keyboard.

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In the welcome pack you will find all the individual user guides and setup manuals for the included components, all the required driver back up discs, the spare screws and components from the chassis and the PSU power cable.

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Peter Donnell

As a child in my 40's, I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!

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2 Comments

  1. Their packaging and presentation looks good and they use decent quality parts. The performance figures are typical for these parts so no surprises there. The build looks pretty messy and although there is no window in the case, it’s not difficult to make it neater. As for the price… If you’re not interested in doing it yourself or don’t know how to, it’s fair.

  2. I have to agree with you bang for buck this looks very good I would go the way of Crossfire to improve on gaming. I think if you are looking for a top gaming machine then you would more than likely build it yourself. It’s a bit unbelievable what my system cost 6-7 years ago and what you can get today for the same price. Nice review also agree on the case sucks a bit really not what I would call a Gaming Case.

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