Review: Rawar Apache PC gamer; pure fun without spending too much

Table of Contents

1. Design
2. Performance
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3. Rawar Apache Specifications
4. Conclusion

A first-class gaming PC that meets all the graphics and performance demands of today's games. This is the idea behind this version of the Rawar Apache, which unites good configuration and futuristic design of your case.

The company offers several configurations on its website, we tested the Apache model, which is one of the PC Gamers of the "Mega machines" line, which still have the entry line "Super machines", the "Hyper machines" and the most powerful " Ultra Machines”. Let's see the test results:

Design

The gaming case is very beautiful with a black brushed steel design and the acrylic side that makes ASUS ROG's beautiful white plate clearly visible. The 1060GB GTX 6 is well on display with the LED lights drawing more attention at night.

In addition to the beautiful finish, the desktop is supported by the table with four suspended feet, making the tower very stable on any surface. Altogether, the cabinet should weigh around 25 to 30 kg.

On the top front of the case, there are headphone and microphone inputs, as well as 2 USB 3.0 inputs. Which helps a lot for those who can't access the back of the case easily on a daily basis. Beside these connections are also the LED that indicates the reading of the HD and the on/off button.

Performance

The performance in several games, watching videos on YouTube or Netflix all ran very well. Both the CS and the league of legends ran in the ultra setting in Full HD and kept the frames high and always stable.

The motherboard is a Gigabyte entry-level model, but it has new features such as Rapid Start and the possibility of receiving emails even when in standby mode. However, it also has limitations, such as the lack of overclocking support and SLI technology (when you join two video cards from the same manufacturer running together).

Some games like PUBG added to voicechat by Discord, they had a few crashes when Chrome was also open with several tabs. The 8 GB of RAM at these times calls for help, to give hand to attend to all the processes at the same time.

We tested displays of 4K videos downloaded from the internet and the result was very good, the sync with the subtitles was never slow. We also played Overwatch and PUBG in 4K, which averaged 40 fps on a 55-inch Ultra HD TV.

In 3D Mark Spy he scored a good 4026 points, beating many gaming notebooks and getting close to some dedicated to 4K. In one of the stress tests, while updating the video card driver, we left installing 3D Mark, and in the process image, it showed that the processor only reached 24% utilization and pulling half of the 8 GB of RAM memories.

The internet was another very positive point through the giga ethernet port. In the tests, we left the machine on for a few days straight downloading games and torrents, and at no time the connection was dropped or showed instability, the 120 megs always remained stable.

The case has always been well ventilated with its 3 coolers that come with the Rawar Apache, even in the most extreme moments of the tests, when the processor always hit 100% and the memory also reached the limit. It is worth remembering that in addition to the 3 coolers, there is one more space dedicated to the top of the case for another fan.

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Rawar Apache Specifications

Conclusion

If you don't need to compete in eSports championships at the highest level with all the extreme game settings, this version of PC gamer Rawar Apache will suit you very well. All games of the moment ran super well, leaving mostly a good average of 70 fps in high quality.

Lighter games like LoL and CS were able to keep all settings at max with no fps drop. The model was also tested in PUBG and Overwatch, in both the gameplay remained very stable and without stuttering. So, for those on a tight budget, in this configuration, playing with friends online will be a success.