Tuesday, June 25th 2019
COLORFUL Introduces New iGame Line of Pre-Built Gaming Desktops
Colorful Technology Company Limited, professional manufacturer of graphics cards, motherboards and high-performance storage solutions is thrilled to introduce its latest product to gamers. The new Sigma M500 Desktop computer is COLORFUL's brand new offering for gamers who want plug-and-play solution for their gaming needs. No need to configure or setup anything, the new SIGMA M500 comes ready for battle.
The new SIGMA M500 line of pre-built desktops come in preconfigured specifications and combinations providing great gaming experience as well computing performance. COLORFUL makes this happen with 8th-gen and 9th-gen Intel Core processors. Also, as the pride of COLORFUL's product line, all SIGMA M500 desktops come equipped with COLORFUL GeForce graphics cards. This is complimented by fast DDR4 memory together with SSD storage. The iGame SIGMA M500 line comes in Basic, Advanced, Prime and Ultra configurations with MSRP of $749, $839, $899 and $1145 respectively.
Inspired by DIY, Beyond DIY
The most iconic part of the iGame Sigma M500 is its brand-new chassis. Inspired by DIY-built gaming PCs, the chassis inherits many factors from DIY including high-quality worksmanship, performance, stability and high technical standards. iGame believes these helps make a great gaming experience and Sigma covers all of these and provides in a simple package.
The new Sigma M500's power button has a signature click to it which gives a memorable and satisfying feel to every start-up.
Silence is Beauty
The Sigma M500 is designed to provide great thermals while keeping to noise to a minimum. Unique wing-type air vents provide a good balance thermal ventilation as well as muting effect. The vents are done in an aesthetically balanced approach to achieve a nice harmony of technology and design.
Also complimenting the symmetry of the iGame Sigma M500 are the symmetric front ports with the lighting controls, reset switch flanked by a pair of USB3.0 and USB2.0 ports topped off the by the front audio and mic jacks. The central power button serves as a nice centerpiece and serves as a crown for the Sigma M500.
The new SIGMA M500 line of pre-built desktops come in preconfigured specifications and combinations providing great gaming experience as well computing performance. COLORFUL makes this happen with 8th-gen and 9th-gen Intel Core processors. Also, as the pride of COLORFUL's product line, all SIGMA M500 desktops come equipped with COLORFUL GeForce graphics cards. This is complimented by fast DDR4 memory together with SSD storage. The iGame SIGMA M500 line comes in Basic, Advanced, Prime and Ultra configurations with MSRP of $749, $839, $899 and $1145 respectively.
The most iconic part of the iGame Sigma M500 is its brand-new chassis. Inspired by DIY-built gaming PCs, the chassis inherits many factors from DIY including high-quality worksmanship, performance, stability and high technical standards. iGame believes these helps make a great gaming experience and Sigma covers all of these and provides in a simple package.
The new Sigma M500's power button has a signature click to it which gives a memorable and satisfying feel to every start-up.
Silence is Beauty
The Sigma M500 is designed to provide great thermals while keeping to noise to a minimum. Unique wing-type air vents provide a good balance thermal ventilation as well as muting effect. The vents are done in an aesthetically balanced approach to achieve a nice harmony of technology and design.
Also complimenting the symmetry of the iGame Sigma M500 are the symmetric front ports with the lighting controls, reset switch flanked by a pair of USB3.0 and USB2.0 ports topped off the by the front audio and mic jacks. The central power button serves as a nice centerpiece and serves as a crown for the Sigma M500.
6 Comments on COLORFUL Introduces New iGame Line of Pre-Built Gaming Desktops
Chassis is interesting, but I don't even wanna look what's inside....
edit: and it's not even gold
Is this really for gamers?
Should have been 1TB NVMe at the least.
The price would not increase much at all.