NZXT launches new affordable pre-built PCs with impressive specs

NZXT Starter PC
NZXT Starter PC (Image credit: NZXT)

What you need to know

  • NZXT added three new affordable configurations to its pre-built PC BLD service.
  • These new Intel-based gaming PCs start from just $699 and come with at least an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 GPU.
  • All three new "Starter" PC configurations come with speedy RAM, SSD storage and MSI Wi-Fi PCIe cards pre-installed.

NZXT announced a new expansion to its pre-built systems catalog through the company's BLD service. The three new configurations are for those on tighter budgets who need hardware capable of playing the latest games on a 1080p monitor. With prices starting from $699, it's a good time to get a system designed and built for you so you can unpack and game immediately.

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SpecsNZXT StarterNZXT Starter PlusNZXT Starter Pro Plus
CaseNZXT H510NZXT H510NZXT H510
CPUIntel Core i3-9100FIntel Core i5-9400FIntel Core i5-9400F
GPUNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti
RAMXPG GAMMIX D10 16GB2x 8GB3000 MHzTeam T-FORCE Vulcan Z 16GB2x 8GB3200 MHzTeam T-FORCE Vulcan Z 16GB2x 8GB3200 MHz
PSUEVGA 450W (Bronze)EVGA 500W (Bronze)EVGA 500W (Bronze)NZXT E500 (Gold)
MotherboardMSI B365 Mortar MATXB365 Mortar MATXB365 Mortar MATX
StorageIntel 600P 512GB SSDIntel 600P 512GB SSDIntel 665P 1TB SSD
AccessoriesMIS MS-B905C Wi-Fi PCIeMIS MS-B905C Wi-Fi PCIeMIS MS-B905C Wi-Fi PCIe
Warranty2 years2 years2 years
Price$699$899$999

Looking at prices right now on Amazon and other retailers for the Starter build at $699, you'd be looking to spend around $600 or more on ordering all the parts yourself, and that's not including a license for Windows. What's more is if you don't feel comfortable putting everything together, the small additional price is a great way to save on stress and prevent any mishaps.

Rich Edmonds
Senior Editor, PC Build

Rich Edmonds was formerly a Senior Editor of PC hardware at Windows Central, covering everything related to PC components and NAS. He's been involved in technology for more than a decade and knows a thing or two about the magic inside a PC chassis. You can follow him on Twitter at @RichEdmonds.