NZXT is offering a “PC by subscription” service

Manufacturer NZXT is offering a new “PC subscription” service, called Flex PCs. The proposal is self-explanatory: the user will pay a monthly fee and have a high-performance computer in their home – with upgrades every two years.

There will be three PC models that the company will offer in its new proposal:

• Player #1: Intel Core i5-14400F CPU, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 GPU, and an H5 Flow case for $59 per month;
• Player #2: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X CPU, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Super GPU, and an H5 Elite chassis for $119 per month;
• Player #3: Intel Core i7-13700KF CPU, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super GPU, and an H7 Flow case for $169/month

NZXT’s Flex PCs subscription also ensures that there are no additional fees and users will have 24/7 support during the period of their active subscription. According to the company, canceling the service and returning the computers will be simple – ensuring consumer safety in the process.

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For NZXT’s marketing leader, Bryan de Zayas, the strategy is simple: allow everyone to play what they want most without the hassle of building a machine for it or spending a lot of money in the process.

At NZXT, we believe that everyone should be able to play the games they love. In the past, this would have meant buying a pre-built PC or building one yourself. Our new Flex subscription service gives gamers greater flexibility and choice, so they can focus on what really matters: playing the games they love.

Bryan de Zayas

The CEO of FlyQuest (an esports team from the USA), Brian Anderson, also revealed how actions of this kind are important for consumers who want to make the most of what technology has to offer at a lower cost.

New hardware is released frequently and having access to market-leading products is essential to staying competitive. NZXT provides us with the confidence that we will always have access to the highest-end PCs so we can create content and play at the highest level for our fans.

Brian Anderson

Fonte: TechPowerUp