Tomahawk finally on the market

Razer showed off the modular gaming Tomahawk PC at this year's CES and announced that gamers will be able to start building their own models as early as the first quarter. But then the corona came and the matter dragged on. Concretely, she procrastinated... But now the wait will slowly come to an end. Customers in the US can already order the computer, with prices ranging from $2,400 (around €1,975) onwards.

And what is so special about this computer? There are quite a few interesting things. The fact that it is based on Intel's NUC 9 Extreme Compute Element minicomputer is already one thing. It is a card that contains a processor, working memory and SSD memory, in this case Intel Core i9-9980HK, 16 GB DDR4 and 512 GB SSD, and there are (will be) models with 2 TB SSD and models with already added graphics card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080. So it's Intel's part, and Razer contributed the chassis and everything else needed to make the device useful as a modular gaming PC. Modularity means that it can be fairly easily upgraded with more RAM, bigger drives, better graphics, and gaming means that the device is compatible with the latest graphics cards and gaming peripherals. that it has all the necessary connections, that it is adequately cooled... and that it also looks attractive.

It looks like they succeeded, but the price is pretty high. As we wrote, the computer can be ordered in the USA for a price of 2,400 dollars, but when and at what price it will be available in Europe is not yet known. Experience says that for approximately the same amount, but in euros, but not necessarily.

Source: Razer

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