Red Dead Redemption 2: (Highest settings): 4K: 60fps 1440p: 60fps 1080p: 60fps Shadow of the Tomb Raider: 4K High: 74fps 4K Highest: 63fps 1440p High: 122fps 1440p Highest: 114fps 1080p High: 131fps 1080p Highest: 129fps Total War: Three Kingdoms: High 4K: 49fps Ultra 4K: 33fps High 1440p: 100fps Ultra 1440p: 69fps High 1080p: 142fps Ultra 1080p: 106fps How does the iBUYPOWER Element CL Pro fare on some industry tests? We've included these below to give you a feel of how it performs.Ĭinebench CPU: 10291 (multi-core), 1513 (single-core)ĬrystalDiskMark: SSD: 2449MB/s read 1974.92MB/s write Oh, and changing the RGB configuration is easy: there's an app pre-loaded onto your desktop called ASRock Polychrome sync that will let you customize your lighting setup. My cats often get in little playfights under the desk, and they've never even budged the thing.Īll-in-all this thing looks great and fits easily under a desk - or on top of one if you've got the space and want to see the RGB lights in all their glory. It's also a very stable, simple shape, with no lips or funny edges, and four small, stumpy legs keeping it steady. It's very clear that the custom loop cooling system is working, as the machine has never run hot since I've tried it. I'm working with limited space in my NYC apartment, so my leg often bumps up against the PC tower, and I can say I've been shocked every time my bare leg touches the metal and it's cold, and there's barely any noticeable heat. There are no ports on the face of this PC, but that's because there's a cool glass panel showing off some of the liquid-cooling in action. The rear ports will easily accommodate the best gaming mouse, the best wireless gaming headset, and the best gaming keyboard - even one that demands two USBs - and more. On the top, for ports, there's your typical audio in and out jacks, and two USB ports, as well as the power button. Loop care on this system is made to be easy and relatively idiot-proof (a necessity for me), with the drain ports easily accessible behind the front panel and completely outside of the system, so you don't have to worry about accidental spillage. The entirely-glass side panel makes for incredibly easy access to the hardline tubing and the GPU and CPU if you're someone who likes to tinker. The right side of the case is almost entirely solid save for a metal grid towards the front. The left side panel is entirely made of glass, which gives you an even better look at the incredibly cool custom-bent cooling lines, and the RGB lighting, which bounces off of the clear lines and creates a gorgeous little light show. The case is matte black and simple, with a clear mesh panel up top that lets you peek down into the glowing RGB innards. The iBUYPOWER Element CL Pro is a sexy piece of hardware - if hardware can be sexy. Ports: Front: 2 x USB 3.2 1 x Headphone/Line Out 1x Microphone/Line In Here are the specs for the PC sent to GamesRadar for review: Here's exactly how the iBUYPOWER Element CL Pro stacks up. The liquid-cooling design and RGB lights mean Element CL Pro looks as cool as it sounds - and I'm happy to report it performs damn well, too, putting up numbers that could hang out with some of the best gaming PCs, and surpass those of the best gaming laptops (for what it's worth). My rig arrived and was packed incredibly well, with soft foam slotted in around the cooling lines and nary a leak in sight. One leak could mean the end of your PC, and iBUYPOWER sought to avoid these potential horrors with the Element CL Pro by creating a system that can be assembled and maintained by someone with minimal training and shipped pre-filled via standard shipping. Pre-built, liquid-cooled gaming PCs are often a pipe dream for gamers, as the dangers of delivery mean manufacturers charge a premium to ship the fragile machines. And all of this can be yours for less than $2K - seriously.īrowse the iBUYPOWER CL Pro range | From $1,999.99 The Element CL Pro, however, is here to make the most of new-gen GPUs while providing a seriously wild-looking build that utilizes a custom liquid cooling system and plenty of RGB. The Element CL Pro is the updated and enhanced version of iBUYPOWER's Element CL Plus, which was an equally impressive build but one that was incapable of utilizing the RTX 3070 cards.
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