The Sword V1 AMD is built for smooth 1080p gaming. Valorant and Fortnite run past 144Hz on competitive settings and Counter-Strike 2 sits around 140 FPS, while heavier open-world games are playable at low to medium settings, with DLSS available in supported titles to lift the frame rate.

Most games run well on six cores, so the extra two give you headroom rather than bottlenecks. With 16 threads and an up to 4.6GHz boost, the 5700X has far more than the RTX 3050 needs at 1080p and still has capacity left for streaming, recording, Discord and heavier multitasking alongside a game. It also means the processor will not hold you back when you upgrade the graphics card later.

The Ryzen 7 5700X has no integrated graphics. That is not a drawback here, because every Sword V1 AMD ships with a dedicated GeForce RTX 3050, which is far more powerful than any built-in graphics. Just make sure your monitor is plugged into the graphics card rather than the motherboard.

Yes. The Ryzen 7 5700X is a 65W processor and the Wraith Prism is rated for chips up to 105W, so it has comfortable headroom to keep temperatures in check during long gaming sessions. Its four copper heat pipes and 92mm PWM fan keep things quiet in everyday use, and the RGB ring suits the glass showcase look of the Edge Mini.

Yes. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 has dedicated ray tracing cores for realistic lighting, shadows and reflections, plus Tensor cores that run NVIDIA DLSS. DLSS uses AI to upscale your games, giving a boost to frame rates without losing image sharpness.

Yes. The ASUS TUF GAMING A520M-PLUS WIFI motherboard has built-in Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) and Bluetooth 5.0, with external antennas supplied for strong signal reception. There is also a TUF LANGuard Gigabit Ethernet port if you would rather use a cable.

500GB gives you fast boot times and room for Windows plus a few of your favourite games. Some modern AAA titles take up 100GB or more each, so if you keep a large library installed you may want more space. The motherboard has four SATA ports and the case has drive bays, so adding a second SSD or a hard drive later is simple.

It is a compact cube measuring roughly 432 x 277 x 372 mm, designed to sit on your desk and show off the build through glass on the front, side and corner. Despite its size it takes graphics cards up to 42cm long, so there is room for a bigger card if you upgrade.

Yes. The case's three ARGB fans run from an ARGB hub that comes with its own remote, so you can switch colours and effects without installing any software. The AMD Wraith Prism's RGB ring and the motherboard's Aura Sync headers also let you manage lighting from Windows if you prefer.

Yes. Everything in here is a standard part. The AM4 socket supports other Ryzen 5000 Series processors, two of the board's four memory slots are free for adding more RAM, there are four SATA ports for extra storage, and the 650W power supply and 42cm of case clearance leave room for a graphics card upgrade.

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

Every Sword V1 AMD goes through a full build and quality assurance process. This includes BIOS updates where applicable, cable management, thermal testing, hardware stress testing, driver installation and a final inspection before the system is carefully packaged for delivery.

The Sword V1 AMD 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 would like more RAM, larger storage, a different graphics card or other upgrades, our team can customise the Sword V1 AMD to suit your exact requirements before it is built.

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