MSI Aegis ZS Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 7700, GeForce RTX 4060, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, RGB Fan Cooling, Wi-Fi 6E, Keyboard & Mouse Included, DIY Friendly, Windows 11 Home-Adv:…

  • AMD Ryzen R7-7700
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB GDDR6X 128-bit
  • 16GB DDR5 (2x 8GB)
  • 1TB SSD
(8 customer reviews)

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Description

Specification

General Product Details

Processor

‎3.8 GHz amd_ryzen_7

RAM

‎16 GB DDR5

Hard Drive

‎1 TB SSD

Chipset Brand

‎NVIDIA

Card Description

‎RTX 4060

Graphics Card Ram Size

‎8 GB

Wireless Type

‎802.11ax

Number of USB 2.0 Ports

‎4

Number of USB 3.0 Ports

‎9

Brand

Series

‎Aegis ZS 7NUC-607US

Item model number

‎AeZS7NUC607

Operating System

‎Windows 11 Home

Item Weight

‎30 pounds

Package Dimensions

‎24.7 x 22.9 x 12.2 inches

Color

Black

Processor Brand

‎AMD

Number of Processors

‎1

Computer Memory Type

‎DDR5 RAM

Flash Memory Size

‎16 GB

Hard Drive Interface

‎Solid State

Customer Reviews

4.4
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8 reviews for MSI Aegis ZS Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 7700, GeForce RTX 4060, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, RGB Fan Cooling, Wi-Fi 6E, Keyboard & Mouse Included, DIY Friendly, Windows 11 Home-Adv:…

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  1. Christine

    It doesn’t come with a power cord or the WiFi anntena which is fine just letting you know in case you didn’t have a spare power cord. But I just got this and every so often it would blue screen and restart.

    Update 9/11/2024
    Since it came with Windows 11 OS. I downgraded to Windows 10, which significantly helped with the constant BSOD.

    Update 9/18/2024
    I can’t turn on my computer anymore, without it shutting down right after. I took to get it repaired, and they said my motherboard is faulty. Very disappointed.

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  2. Lionell Ford Jr.

    Just wrote a long ass review and Amazon app just deleted it. So it’s ok. Came broken, but works.

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  3. David U

    I am not a gamer but wanted a capable computer. This one replaces an 11th gen Intel I-7 pc and it seems equal or better to it. It seems solid, neat and well built. No issues with it in the 2 weeks that I have owned it. I really didn’t want the “light show” on the fans, etc. I found a button on top of the case that will turn that stuff off by holding it down. I was going to build a PC with many of the same parts, but found this complete PC for less money than I could build. So far, I’m happy.

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  4. Robert P

    I bought this during the Prime Days sale. I wanted something that could grow more the than the MiniPC I’ve been using. I’m only a casual gamer, but am a software architect so a solid PC is a requirement for my work. For me the RTX4060 is plenty, but I can always update later. The Ryzen 7700 (not 7700X) is slightly more powerful than the MiniPC’s 7840HS (a laptop processor) – unnoticeably so… But again it can be upgraded and the motherboard can be updated to even Ryzen 8000 series, or what I plan to – the 7950X (a 16 core, 32 thread beast). The included 16 GB(2x 8GB) though just doesn’t make sense these days, and woefully inadequate for my needs as I may have 3 or 4 versions of Visual Studio, plus Word, browser windows, development tools, and emulators all going at the same time. That brings me to the reason I took 1 star away — the MSI website for this PC is WRONG. The motherboard is not a PRO B650-VC WIFI but a PRO B650-VC WIFI II (note the II at the end). The biggest difference being that the II has 2 memory slots, and the non-II has 4. My thought was to add RAM to bring it up to at least 32 for the time being, but seeing as the RAM had to be replaced, I went ahead and purchased 96GB (2X 48GB sticks).

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  5. Punky84

    Received my pc a day early and packaged neatly inside. no damages to the box, and amazon worker was polite who drop it off. The keyboard is a little bit loud when typing for my liking, but the fans are quiet even when playing games on ultra, I had no issues running, conan, street fighter 6, farlight84, and cod on Ultra setting, and grand theft auto. The games all looked and ran great on this machine. I also do a bit of 3D Art stuff with blender too. Easily downloaded drivers on windows 11, and off of MSI webssite for updated AMD Driver & Audio driver. Good buy for sure. I will update, ram most likely, and a better storage space but overall i am please.

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  6. Andrew

    It is a great product to start with games

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  7. Todd C.

    I upgraded a few things, but overall it is a good gaming pc out of the box. Recommended.

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  8. Jon

    Title: “MSI Aegis ZS: Where Ryzen Meets RTX Magic!”

    Introduction:
    🎮🚀 As a gamer with a penchant for pixelated quests and adrenaline-fueled battles, I recently embarked on a cosmic journey with the MSI Aegis ZS Gaming Desktop. Buckle up, fellow gamers, because this review is about to teleport you to a realm where AMD Ryzen and Nvidia RTX hold hands and dance under the neon glow of RGB stars.

    1. The Cosmic Chassis: Aesthetics Beyond Earth

    The Aegis ZS isn’t just a desktop; it’s a spaceship waiting to launch. Its sleek black chassis, adorned with futuristic angles and glowing accents, screams, “I’m ready for warp speed!” The front panel, like a stargate, reveals the MSI dragon emblem, promising both power and mystique. And that tempered glass side panel? It’s like peering into a wormhole where gaming legends are born. 🌌🔮

    2. The Galactic Hardware Ensemble: Ryzen Unleashed

    Inside this celestial sanctuary, the hardware deities convene:
    AMD Ryzen 7 7700: The cosmic conductor orchestrating the symphony of cores and threads. Multitasking? Child’s play.
    Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060: The pulsar heart of this rig. It doesn’t just render pixels; it weaves dreams. Ray tracing? More like ray surfing.
    16GB HyperX Fury RAM: Because even cosmic beings need memory.
    1TB NVMe SSD (MSI Spatium M371): Warp-speed storage for your interstellar game library.

    3. The Nebula of Customer Tech Support: Wizards in Headsets

    Now, let’s talk about the MSI tech sorcerers who guard the cosmic gates. When my GPU quivered during a boss fight, I summoned them like a desperate mage. And behold:

    – Quantum Patience: They listened as I rambled about frame drops and pixel constellations. Never once did they sigh or say, “Have you tried turning it off and on again?”
    – Starlight Solutions: These wizards wielded troubleshooting spells like pros. “Update your drivers,” they whispered. “Cleanse your registry,” they chanted. And poof! My GPU soared like a comet.
    – Cosmic Humor: “Why did the GPU enroll in astronomy class? To learn how to overclock the Milky Way!” they quipped. But beneath the jokes lay cosmic wisdom.

    4. Conclusion: The Aegis ZS Odyssey

    In the grand cosmic tapestry, the MSI Aegis ZS isn’t just a desktop; it’s a **stardust-fueled odyssey**. Whether you’re conquering alien worlds or editing cat videos (because even astronauts need a laugh), this rig transcends pixels. And when the supernovas align, remember the tech sorcerers—the Gandalfs of gaming—who make it all possible.

    So, fellow spacefarers, raise your RGB-lit wands and toast to the Aegis ZS! 🌠🪄

    Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Cosmic Orbs)

    *Disclaimer: No bananas were teleported during the writing of this review.

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