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Duncan Robertson

RAM and SSDs usually suck in prebuilt gaming PCs, but this custom build shows that doesn't need to be the case, even in a pricing apocalypse

A Quoted Tech Horizon Custom gaming PC inside a MSI Pano chassis.

Reviewing a custom-built gaming PC isn't the easiest. In many ways, I have two things to review here. Not only am I reviewing a gaming PC like I would any regular old prebuilt system, but that doesn't feel as important as it usually does, because the machine you create could end up totally different. In fact, the real job I have when reviewing one of Quoted Tech's custom builds is putting this brand's configuration menus through their paces to make sure it's offering you the best parts it can.

When the friendly folks from Quoted Tech reached out to me with the offer to build me a custom machine to review, I was obviously excited. That claim of being able to create a PC that suits me and my preferences would be alluring to any PC gamer, let alone a hardware editor who gets a little too giddy at the idea of being able to piece together components like a "create your own pizza" menu.

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