Acer released its new Predator ORION 3000 gaming computer, which features powerful parts for running modern games. The desktop features an Intel Core Ultra 7 265F processor with 20 cores paired with the latest NVIDIA RTX 5070 graphics card with 12 GB of memory. Users can see inside the case through a glass panel, and colorful RGB lights shine through the Predator logo on the front mesh panel. Both front and back areas have 120mm RGB fans that keep all parts cool during heavy use.
The basic model comes with 8 GB DDR5 memory but can hold up to 32 GB for users who need more. Storage starts with a 2 TB NVMe SSD, but another 2 TB hard drive can be added later. The computer offers several connection options with multiple USB ports located at the back and front of the case. A large 850W power supply provides enough electricity for future upgrades to parts like memory or storage.
European customers can buy the base model for €1,099 starting in July. Australian sales begin later in the year, with prices starting at AUD 4,499. The compact design allows easy placement in most home setups without taking up much space.
The basic model comes with 8 GB DDR5 memory but can hold up to 32 GB for users who need more. Storage starts with a 2 TB NVMe SSD, but another 2 TB hard drive can be added later. The computer offers several connection options with multiple USB ports located at the back and front of the case. A large 850W power supply provides enough electricity for future upgrades to parts like memory or storage.
European customers can buy the base model for €1,099 starting in July. Australian sales begin later in the year, with prices starting at AUD 4,499. The compact design allows easy placement in most home setups without taking up much space.
