CybertronPC announced the availability of a brand-new customizable PC sporting the new AMD Radeon R9 Nano. Unlike other companies simply adding the compact and powerful graphics card as a selectable option in its existing configurations, CybertronPC went so far as to create a whole new system designed specifically around the new Nano, the CybertronPC Nanotron.
The CybertronPC Nanotron is the company’s first small-form factor desktop gaming PC and is advertised as a 4K and VR gaming system. Under the hood of the rebranded Coolermaster Elite 110 case is an EVGA Z170 Stinger mini-ITX motherboard with the new Intel Core i7 6700K quad core processor inside. A liquid cooling solution keeps temps of the unlocked chip low. Baseline models of the Nanotron include 16 GB of DDR4-2133 memory, a 500 GB SSD and a 2 TB 7200 RPM hard drive, but these options can be upgraded. A 450 W 80 PLUS Gold certified modular PSU powers the rig.
The AMD Radeon R9 Nano is the Fiji-based, HBM memory-loaded little brother of the R9 Fury , offering more graphics horsepower with less power consumption and noise than the next closest product in the “mini graphics card” space.
The CybertronPC Nanotron looks on paper like an excellent 4K gaming system. Extra space for more air flow and less power consumption and noise is never a bad thing for gamers, and the performance of the R9 Nano may be enough to justify the $2,499.99 starting price for enthusiasts looking for the best frame rates at 4K resolutions in a mini-ITX form factor.
