A new build I put together from brand new parts. I have only run a few games and diagnostic software on it to stress test the hardware and find its capabilities as a gaming pc. It also has the plastic from the glass left on so that it is pristine for you.

I built it as a DIY "console" to be used mainly in a living room setting. It's very quite, as small as I could get it (about 13.5"x8.5"x15.5"), and should run modern games at 1440p on mid to high settings at 30-60 fps (see details below).

Specs

OS: Bazzite (Linux)

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5500

GPU: ASRock Challenger Intel ARC B580

RAM: 16 GB DDR4

Storage: 1TB NVME M.2 SSD

PSU: Rosewill 850W Modular

Motherboard: MSI (Wifi Card Included)

All gaming stats below were taken at 1440p and usually with some upscaling. This graphics card does great with XeSS upscaling. All tests were done without ray tracing enabled.

Alan Wake 2 55 fps on high settings

Black Myth Wukong Benchmark 51 fps on high settings

Shadow of the Tomb Raider 60+ on ultra settings

Gothic 1 Remake Demo 30 fps on high settings (still very playable with a few adjustments)

It comes with extra cords for the power supply, zip ties, screws, and manuals for the motherboard and case. It also comes with antennas for wifi and the power cord. It has the Bazzite (Linux) OS installed on it which is a Linux distro made for gamers. I would be open to installing Windows for you, but it would add $100 to the price.

To whom it may concern, here are the stress tests I performed on the hardware:

MemTest86 for RAM

Furmark for GPU

KDiskMark for SSD

GeekBench 6 and stress-ng for CPU