Native 4K at maximum settings with ray tracing on, and 8K in a good number of titles. Competitive games run far beyond what any current monitor can display, so in practice your panel becomes the limit rather than the system. It is equally at home driving a 4K 240Hz display or a triple-screen simulator setup.

3D V-Cache stacks extra cache directly onto the processor. Games constantly request small pieces of data, and a larger cache means the chip finds them without waiting on system memory. The benefit you notice is fewer frame-time spikes, which is what separates a frame rate that feels smooth from one that just reads high. With sixteen cores alongside it, you also get the multi-threaded performance for rendering and compiling.

Yes, at the highest level currently available. The ROG Astral RTX 5090 has NVIDIA's latest ray tracing cores for full path tracing, plus tensor cores running DLSS 4 with multi frame generation. The 32GB GDDR7 frame buffer is what allows all of that to run at native 4K and 8K without the card running short of memory.

Yes, that is one of the reasons it is specified this way. 32GB of VRAM holds large local language models entirely on the card, which is where the speed comes from, and 64GB of system memory plus 8TB of NVMe gives room for datasets and model weights. Stable Diffusion, local LLMs and training workloads all run comfortably.

Two 4TB NVMe drives. The primary is a Gen 5 9100 PRO reading at up to 14,800 MB/s for Windows, active projects and your current games. The second 4TB drive acts as a high-speed archive for capture footage, media libraries and model files. Both are solid state, so there is no mechanical drive anywhere in the system.

Quieter than the specification suggests. A full-tower chassis with a 360mm radiator gives the cooling an easy job, so the fans move a lot of air at low speed rather than a little at high speed, and the Thor 1200W runs with its fan off at light loads. Expect it to be clearly audible under a sustained render or a path-traced game, not intrusive during normal use.

Yes. The ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme includes Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 with external antennas supplied, plus a 10GbE wired LAN port. That 10-gigabit connection matters if you work from a NAS or move large media files across a local network.

Yes, though there is little above it to upgrade to. Everything in here is a standard part: the AM5 socket takes future AMD processors, the E-ATX board has additional M.2 slots and memory headroom, and the full-tower chassis and 1200W supply will take anything that comes next without needing replacing.

It is a genuine full tower at 639 x 268 x 659mm, so measure before you order. Most desks will take it underneath comfortably; on top of a desk it makes a statement but takes real space. If you are tight for room, our team can talk you through a smaller chassis with the same internals.

Yes. Windows 11 Professional is pre-installed, configured and tested before dispatch, so your system is ready to use immediately.

Every BattleBox Pro Hyperion goes through a full build and quality assurance process. This includes BIOS updates, memory profile validation at CL28, cable management, extended thermal and stress testing with the CPU and GPU loaded together, driver installation and a final inspection before the system is carefully packaged for delivery.

The BattleBox Pro Hyperion includes a 3 Year Standard Warranty, consisting of:

• 1 Year Collect & Return
• 1 Year Parts Warranty
• 3 Years Labour Warranty
• Lifetime Technical Support

Yes. If you require additional memory, more storage, a different chassis or other hardware changes, our team can customise the BattleBox Pro Hyperion to suit your exact requirements before it is built.

Every BattleBox Pro system is built by professional expert technicians in the UK using genuine components from leading manufacturers. Each PC is professionally assembled, fully stress-tested, quality checked and securely packaged to ensure it arrives ready to perform from day one.