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Overclockers Gaming Oxygen review: A gaming PC that oozes all-round quality

Overclockers Gaming Oxygen review: A gaming PC that oozes all-round quality

Posted on March 1, 2018July 5, 2019 By Jarvis

This Vega-based PC costs a lot, but it’s beautifully built and has an excellent SSD/hard disk combo

There are only so many processors, graphics cards and motherboards in the world, which is why we sometimes end up testing a series of PCs with similar features, not to mention performance that barely differs from machine to machine. It’s the desktop equivalent of how nearly every single flagship smartphone on the market uses the same Snapdragon 835 chip (though, perhaps thankfully, not quite to the same extent).

Overclockers’ Gaming Oxygen system doesn’t have any key internals we haven’t seen before – there’s an Intel Core i5-8600K processor, Vega RX 56 graphics card and 16GB of DDR4 RAM – but it does, at last, have the air of being something a bit different.
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