SG-X-233 Gaming PC • Intel Core i9 14900KF 6.0GHz • Nvidia RTX 5080 16GB • 32GB RAM • 1TB NVMe SSD • Windows 11 • WiFi

Update: I returned this PC due to perfromance issues. Stuttering and freezing on browser and desktop when doing nothing else. Also Video/Audio playback would get very distorted and suffer huge slowdown if trying to do ANYTHING else whilst playing a video/audio track. Original review below.... Let me start by saying..... This computer looks great, works straight out of the box. Performance in games is great. However.... There are a few things missing that in 2025 that the vast majority of people would consider to be standard features of even a low end pc. The version i bought was the SGX-233 with the i9 14900kf CPU and an RTX 5080 GPU. The motherboard in this pc lacks on board wifi, they provide you with a USB dongle, thats one of the USB ports wasted. It also lacks any bluetooth connection so connecting you gamepad to play any games requires a usb cable. It also has NO USB-C PORT AT ALL!!! None of these things are mentioned in the description on the item page. The case itself is well built and with a litte reconfiguration of the included extra power supply cables and my own sata cables I was able to connect my 2 existing HDD's and my existing SSD to the sata connections on the motherboard. The one downside of the case is that the fans/rgb have no controller so its full speed fans all the time and no way to shut the lights off. The motherboard is a Biostar branded unit (never heard of them before) and as such I believe is quite a budget level board. A quick search reveals it is available for approx £80. It is also Mini-ATX size and there is no room for expansion of the memory or to add a PCI-E wireless card. The memory supplied is a very slow DDR4 setup (2x16gb sticks) (CPU-Z reports a frequency of 1333Mhz). The CPU cooler supplied seems to do the job but I noticed quite high CPU temps when playing Black Ops 6 at Extreme settings. The memory and CPU cooler are both Vibox branded. All in all a semi decent unit but once you dig in you can see where the price savings came from. A high end CPU and GPU is where the majority of the cost comes from, but with the supporting components being a lot cheaper and less capable there is bound to be a performance bottleneck happening. As such I will be upgrading the motherboard, cooler and memory within the next couple of months which will probably put an extra £600+ on the cost and then this will be a truly great unit. Bear this in mind before buying. One last thing, A white GPU and motherboard would have looked a lot better with the rest of the case ect being white but thats a minor nitpick :) EDIT- I am verging on returning the computer. I have had random BSOD multiple times now alongside a constant stuttering when just browsing the internet or just using apps on the desktop. Also an issue occurs EVERY TIME i watch Youtube or play any audio on Spotifdy etc, the sound gets distorted and the video stutters and the whole computer kinda freezes for a few secs before coming back to life. So far NOTHING i have tried has stopped this from happening. Driver reinstalls, updating windows, removing unecessary apps etc nothing changes.