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Core hardware and specs

Listings describe this system as using an Intel Core i7 running at 3.4 GHz base, up to 3.9 GHz boost, typically a 4‑core/8‑thread chip from the older i7‑4770/4790 era or an equivalent Xeon E5 variant in some bundles. Graphics are handled by an AMD Radeon RX 580 8 GB, a previous‑generation mid‑range GPU that still handles many esports and AAA titles at 1080p with tuned settings.​

Memory and storage are configured as 16 GB RAM (sufficient for modern gaming and multitasking) plus a 512 GB SSD for fast boot times and quick game/app loading. Some related STGAubron configurations also offer 1 TB SSD options, so it is worth checking the exact listing if you need more internal storage from day one.​

Gaming and everyday performance

Paired with 16 GB of RAM, the Core i7 (up to 3.9 GHz) and RX 580 combination targets 1080p gaming at medium–high settings in many current titles and high frame rates in lighter esports games like League of Legends, CS2, Valorant, or Fortnite with optimized graphics settings. The older CPU architecture is not cutting‑edge, but is still adequate for general use, browsing, office work, and streaming, especially when games are more GPU‑bound.​

The 512 GB SSD is fast but modest in capacity; after Windows and a few large modern games, free space will shrink quickly, so planning for an additional SSD/HDD later is sensible if you maintain a large game library. For light video editing or content creation, the combo can work, but heavy 4K workflows or very CPU‑intensive tasks will benefit from a newer platform.​

Connectivity, cooling and aesthetics

This configuration includes Wi‑Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.x, so you get up‑to‑date wireless networking and easy pairing for controllers, headsets, and other peripherals without needing extra adapters. The case is described with multiple RGB fans (up to six in some Diamond configurations), designed to improve airflow while providing customizable lighting effects for a gaming‑style look.​

Some bundles also come with RGB keyboard, mouse, or even RGB soundbars depending on retailer, so checking what is actually included in the specific listing is important if you are building a full setup from scratch.​

Who this PC suits and what to verify

This STGAubron build makes sense if you want:

• A budget‑friendly 1080p gaming PC that is ready to go with Windows 11 installed.​

• A tower with decent multitasking (16 GB RAM) and quick SSD storage for general home/office use plus gaming.​

• Modern wireless (Wi‑Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.x) and strong RGB aesthetics without having to custom build.​

Before buying, verify on the retailer page:

• The exact CPU model (some variants use an i7, others an i7‑branded Xeon E5) and the motherboard socket if you care about future upgrades.​

• The power supply brand/wattage and number of RGB fans actually included (2, 3, or 6, depending on SKU).​

• Whether peripherals (keyboard/mouse) are part of the package and the warranty/return terms from that seller