Questions about Erazer Bandit P20

The manufacturer specifies the following: Mainboard: B760 1 x PCIe x16, of which 1 x occupied RAM slots: 2 x, of which 2 x occupied Max. supported RAM memory: 128 GB 3 x SATA ports, of which 0 x occupied 2 x M.2, of which 1 x occupied 1GbE LAN chip (1 Gbps) 5.1 channel high-definition audio

The SSD in the Medion Erazer Bandit P20, regardless of the specific configuration, typically uses the M.2 format. This format is common for modern SSDs used in such gaming PCs to provide a fast and efficient storage solution.

Hi, in general I love the PC! It works really well and does its job properly. But I don't think I can answer your question precisely, because the only game I play is Minecraft... I mainly use my PC for music production, and for that it's great to use.

I recently bought the PC and am very happy with it. The built-in LEDs can be set as desired (alternating, pulsating or just one colour). If you don't want a disco, you can set it to only light up in one colour, e.g. green, red or simply white. They can of course also be switched off completely. The scope of delivery also includes a keyboard (Erazer Supporter P11) and a mouse (Erazer Supporter P12) free of charge. I still use the supplied keyboard today, but the mouse is an absolute disaster. The colour of the keyboard can also be set as desired or switched off completely. I use the AOC CU34G2X/BK as my monitor and am also very satisfied. I would like to point out that I am not an expert when it comes to PCs, but I think the price/performance ratio is worth it. So far, I have been able to play all games smoothly in very high resolution and it also performed more than well in the benchmark. Ps. Don't forget to buy speakers or headphones for your PC, otherwise you won't have any sound 😉

Yes, the case allows easy access to the internal components.

According to my research, Medion unfortunately does not provide any further details on the graphics card used. It could therefore be the reference model, but often system integrations simply use random board partners that are currently available from stock.