AlphaSync Ryzen 3600XT Gaming PC Review

I had to remove the glass to take the foam out, so lets just get started there! One thing that immediately stands out is that its very clean. They’ve kept everything monochrome too, so even with the RGB off, it looks super cool.

Their cable routing is absolutely amazing. Everything is cable tied, strapped down, tightly routed. Albeit, it’ll be a pain in the arse if you have to change a cable for any reason.

Strange they didn’t use the bottom cable routing hole for the GPU cable though.

Not that their choice looks messy though, it’s very clean.

Even the motherboard cables look awesome. I don’t even do it that nice on my own computers.

The lovely MSI RTX 2060 SUPER is a great choice of card, we know it’s a quick card, but it looks superb too with those two huge fans.

The CPU cooling comes courtesy of the ID Cooling 120, which I know to be a decent little cooler. Plus, it’ll make easy work of the Ryzen 3600XT… actually, so would a stock cooler if I’m honest.

Tucked into the motherboard, that lovely MP510 M.2 SSD, giving us a nice and fast boot drive.

More Corsair goodies in the Corsair 220T PC Case are the fans. There’s a bank of three Corsair RGB fans.

Sure they look AWESOME, but they’ll drive a huge wall of cool air over the hardware. This case is airflow focused not silence focused, so keep that in mind.

OK, now they’re just showing off. Look at that stunning cable routing behind the motherboard. Plus, you’ll notice two space SSD mounts here, that’s handy.

All fans are pre-wired to the main hub so you can control it from your iCUE software.

There’s 1TB HDD in the bottom here, and room for another should you need to expand that.

The exterior of the case is every bit as pretty as the interior too. That funky digital camo style design on the front mesh looks amazing.

A chunky 3D logo on the bottom right, I like that too.

The glass on this case is crystal clear rather than tinted, so it’s a good job that cable routing is on point, because this case is going to be well illuminated too.

The lights from those three fans really does put on quite the light show. And you’ve got lighting in the AIO cooler too!

It throws some light out the front, but the case design diffuses it quite nicely. It’s less “in your face” that usual.

The monochrome interior works well, catching the light and really lighting up the build.

So we know it looks awesome, but does it run awesome? Let’s find out!