PCSpecialist Fusion FE II Review

Introduction and Build Configuration

Introduction

We’ve reviewed an awful lot of PCSpecialist systems over the years. Generally we look at the models at the affordable end of their range. When money is tight, every FPS or second saved rendering matters hugely. The difference in price between a rig that can smoothly game at 1080 or 1440 might not be as much as you think. One of the joys of testing is when you get a product which goes above and beyond your expectations. Similarly there are few more disappointing things that a product which doesn’t live up to the claims.

With PCSpecialist you get the former 999/1000. They are the masters are tastefully judging the right combination of components to maximise the value of your purchase. If, like us, you’re picky in certain elements then their customisation program lets you tailor things exactly. However, should you trust them – and why shouldn’t you – to pick the right things, or you don’t mind nearly as much about fan noise or case styles, then their off the peg options are a superb way to get performance in your hands almost overnight.

One such “next day delivery” pre-build is today’s review the Fusion FE II. A system that makes us drool just by imagining it. The Ryzen 7 9800X3D has found a home in swathes of gaming rigs and for good reason. Pairing it with the Nvidia RTX 5090 guarantees you future-proofed gaming for years to come. Just in case you’ve got GTA VI on pre-order and want to 100% it. When you add to those big-ticket items the speed of a Samsung 9100 Pro Gen5 M.2 and the capacity of 64GBs of Corsair’s finest, then you come away with a setup that will make your friends and enemies weep with covetousness.

Build Configuration