Medion Erazer Enforcer X10: PC with RTX 4090 costs 6,000 euros

German electronics company Medion has announced a new all-in-one PC that is the company’s new gaming flagship. Specifically, Medion advertises the Erazer Enforcer X10 with modern high-end computing hardware from Intel and Nvidia, for which a lot of money is required: the gaming PC costs a whopping 6,000 euros in the company’s online shop.

Expensive hardware, expensive PC

For this high price, the Erazer Enforcer X10 is said to have an Intel Core i9-13900K and a Gigabyte Geforce RTX 4090 Gaming OC. Together with 32 GB of DDR5-6000 RAM and a 2 TB SSD from Samsung, the entire hardware is supposed to fit on a gigabyte Z790 Aorus Elite AX. For the power supply, Medion also installs a Prime PX-1600 from Seasonic

If you estimate the price of the hardware components mentioned so far, you get a total value of around 4,100 to 4,200. Then there are the costs for the cooling and the housing. Medion is talking about an Alphacool Eisbaer 240 and an In Win 905 with an OLED display on the front, which is equipped with six ARGB fans. In addition, the PC should still have a Windows 11 license included, and finally a gaming mouse is included in the scope of delivery.

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All in all, the new Erazer Enforcer X10 is not a bargain – at least at the current price. At least the given performance should suffice for all current and upcoming games without any problems. It should look different for the memory. With the current installation sizes, the 2 TB shouldn’t last very long, so it might be necessary to retrofit a second SSD in some cases.

Source: Medion (online shop)Medion (press release)