Gaming On A NASA PC...

Summary

The video showcases an unboxing and review of a new high-end NASA gaming PC purchased from Amazon. The PC boasts impressive specs including a Ryzen 7 CPU, RTX 4070 GPU, and 32GB RAM but has some downsides like lack of RGB lighting and cables. It performs very well in gameplay getting nearly 1000 FPS but has some hiccups. The included mouse and keyboard work but could be better quality. Overall it's a powerful PC despite some small flaws.

Takeaways

• 😊 The video is about an unboxing and review of a high-end gaming PC purchased from NASA
• 👨‍💻 The PC has great specs like a Ryzen 7 5700X CPU, 32GB RAM, RTX 4070 TI GPU, etc.
• 🖥️ The PC gets very high FPS in games, around 1000 FPS on average
• 😕 There are some issues like no working RGB lighting and buggy mouse/keyboard
• 🎮 The PC performs well in gameplay with consistent 400+ FPS
• 😠 There are some lag spikes and hiccups during gameplay
• 🤔 The assistant thinks the RGB lighting module may be unplugged or needs software installed
• 🎥 The video shows gameplay footage of Fortnite on the new PC
• 👍 The PC offers great performance overall despite some smaller issues
• 🔗 The video promotes a sponsored mic arm product as well

Q & A

What are the main specs of the NASA PC bought from Amazon?

The NASA PC has a Ryzen 7 5700X CPU, 32GB of RAM, an RTX 4070 TI GPU, and 2TB of storage.

How much did the NASA PC cost?

The NASA PC cost about $1,700.

What RGB issue is mentioned with the PC?

The PC doesn't seem to have any RGB lighting enabled, even though the product photos showed RGB and the fans are clearly working.

What peripheral devices were included with the PC?

The PC came with a basic membrane keyboard with a little RGB lighting, and a decent gaming mouse with RGB.

What frame rates is the PC getting in Fortnite?

In the Fortnite creative map, the PC is getting about 800-1,000 FPS. In an actual game, it's likely getting 400+ FPS.

What issue happened with the mouse during gameplay?

The side buttons on the mouse were bugging out and not switching weapons properly.

Why does the narrator predict he'll win his first game?

Because the PC has very high specs and should offer smooth, lag-free gameplay compared to a low FPS PC.

How many kills did the narrator get in his match?

He got 4 kills.

What does the narrator assume about RGB lighting?

He assumes there is likely software that needs to be installed to control the RGB lighting.

What does the narrator say to do if you want to see more videos like this?

He says to subscribe to the channel.