Ready to Ship
Asus CyberStorm Pro Gaming Pc
Warranty
1 year
Delivery
Arrives by 2 November
Configuration
AED 1,359
AED 2,249
AI Performance Benchmarks
Fortnite
Estimated Frame Rates
1080p Ultra
240 FPS
1440p Ultra
200 FPS
4K Ultra
120 FPS
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
Estimated Frame Rates
1080p Ultra
200 FPS
1440p Ultra
160 FPS
4K Ultra
100 FPS
Apex Legends
Estimated Frame Rates
1080p Ultra
240 FPS
1440p Ultra
180 FPS
4K Ultra
110 FPS
Ghost of Tsushima
Estimated Frame Rates
1080p Ultra
180 FPS
1440p Ultra
140 FPS
4K Ultra
80 FPS
CPU: The Ryzen 9 9950X handles physics and logic with ease, providing high frame rates even in chaotic build battles. GPU: RTX 5080 delivers excellent rendering performance; VRAM usage is moderate (6-8GB at 4K). Bottleneck: Minimal; CPU may limit at 1080p extreme settings, but overall balanced.
CPU: Strong single-core performance ensures smooth gameplay and quick load times. GPU: RTX 5080 handles ray tracing and high textures well; VRAM usage around 8-10GB at 4K. Bottleneck: Slight CPU bottleneck at 1080p, but GPU-bound at higher resolutions.
CPU: Excellent for maintaining high FPS in fast-paced action; physics and logic are handled effortlessly. GPU: VRAM usage is low (4-6GB), so 16GB is overkill; rendering is smooth. Bottleneck: No significant bottleneck; CPU and GPU are well-matched.
CPU: Handles open-world physics and AI without breaking a sweat. GPU: VRAM usage can reach 10-12GB at 4K with high textures; RTX 5080's 16GB is sufficient. Bottleneck: GPU-bound at 4K; CPU has headroom.
Overall, the build is well-balanced with no major bottlenecks. At 1080p, the CPU may slightly limit in some titles, but at 1440p and 4K, the GPU is the primary factor. The 9950X and RTX 5080 complement each other well.
This build is highly future-proof for 4-5 years. The 16-core CPU will handle next-gen games and multitasking, while the 16GB VRAM GPU will manage upcoming titles at high settings. Only potential upgrade is storage or RAM capacity in the long term.
CPU: Strong single-core performance ensures smooth gameplay and quick load times. GPU: RTX 5080 handles ray tracing and high textures well; VRAM usage around 8-10GB at 4K. Bottleneck: Slight CPU bottleneck at 1080p, but GPU-bound at higher resolutions.
CPU: Excellent for maintaining high FPS in fast-paced action; physics and logic are handled effortlessly. GPU: VRAM usage is low (4-6GB), so 16GB is overkill; rendering is smooth. Bottleneck: No significant bottleneck; CPU and GPU are well-matched.
CPU: Handles open-world physics and AI without breaking a sweat. GPU: VRAM usage can reach 10-12GB at 4K with high textures; RTX 5080's 16GB is sufficient. Bottleneck: GPU-bound at 4K; CPU has headroom.
Overall, the build is well-balanced with no major bottlenecks. At 1080p, the CPU may slightly limit in some titles, but at 1440p and 4K, the GPU is the primary factor. The 9950X and RTX 5080 complement each other well.
This build is highly future-proof for 4-5 years. The 16-core CPU will handle next-gen games and multitasking, while the 16GB VRAM GPU will manage upcoming titles at high settings. Only potential upgrade is storage or RAM capacity in the long term.
