Corsair ONE i200 Compact Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9-11900K CPU - NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3080 Graphics - 32GB Vengeance LPX DDR4 Memory - Thunderbolt 3™,Windows 10 Home

I'm glad I didn't let the only 1 star review prevent me from purchasing this. I was concerned that this would overheat easily and often but I have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised. I've had this computer for a few weeks now and when gaming on max settings, I'd say the average gpu temperature is around 78C. Depending on what kind of programs you're running, that could be higher or lower.For me, it goes up to 83-85c when 3D rendering but as soon as the process is done, the temperature drops to 60c almost immediately. Out of the box, the exhaust fan runs at around 800 rpm, it's extremely quiet but if you need some more cooling power you can set it to extreme which is around 2000 rpm. Between default & extreme, the noise level goes from non existent to noticeable but it's not jarring in my opinion. It sounds like the soft hum of an AC, with my headphones on, I don't even hear it. I play my favorite game on the default 800 rpm setting at max graphics and the gpu temperature caps at 65c. Their iCUE software comes pre installed but it's not necessary, you could use something like MSI afterburner to set a fan curve if you wanted to.Yes, this is an expensive computer but it's worth it to me. The engineering that goes into this is surely a factor in the price, the case itself isn't something that can just be bought off a shelf. A good looking pre built with high end hardware and that isn't the size of a bus is all I could ever want.

I have a background building PCs and on the team that built the Nintendo 64. I have zero connection or know anyone at Corsair and no incentive to recommend this system. Happy to say it is great and performs great. Well worth the value. Read the online reviews as opposed to the only 1 star review here which seems bogus.

Yes this would be a good performing pc and it has quality parts. But you could buy these parts yourselves (or better ones) and even have a shop or somewhere like micro center put it together for less than half of this price. If you are considering buying this you are considering being robbed. The other one star review is right. Even most shops that assemble PCs using customers parts never charge over 200-250 dollars. This is a terrible deal.

I'm no expert on price vs. build yourself etc. so won't give an opinion on that. Overall, I like my Corsair One a lot, but I've had 2 of them fail with recurring blue screen of death WHEA errors making the PC unusable. The first time Corsair replaced by the unit mail which took weeks and required a credit card hold of the full price. The second time was past the warranty (they don't extend warranty when they RMA) but I found a forum post online that said to replace the SSD which I did and that fixed the issue (after I reinstalled Windows via recovery USB all of which took hours). This cost me about $250. The SSD is behind the graphics card and quite hard to get to.

This computer will have airflow problems since this case is notorious for it. On top of it, the value of this PC is disgustingly bad. I'll breakdown the MSRP of the parts in this PC to showcase it.GPU: 699$CPU: 539$RAM: 130$Case: 40$PSU: 60$SSD: 90$Motherboard: 140$Total price of parts: 1,698$Price they make you pay: 3,799$Room for profit: 1800-2200$ dependingThis is a terrible deal, steer clear of it...

This is a god awful price for the hardware. Like double if I'm not mistaken. Just look into reputable all in one sites. Ibuypower is where I got mine I have no problems with them and I'm sure you can find something with the same parts for a lot cheaper