Vigor’s latest Stealth NE gaming PC takes a different outlook, merging NVIDIA’s Ion platform alongside a choice of dedicated NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards to give you the best gaming experience possible - at least from the visual perspective. It will be aided by an Asetek liquid cooling system that helps dissipates heat quietly via its 120mm radiator. The processor of your choice depends on your budget as they range from a 2.

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