Overview

The AQVIN AQ10 gaming desktop pairs an Intel Core i7-4770 with a GeForce RTX 2060 6GB. The spec sheet lists the CPU, 32GB of DDR3 memory, a 1TB SSD, Windows 10 Pro, and a bundled keyboard, mouse, and Wi-Fi adapter. The GPU is named in the listing text and does not appear in the spec table.

Its defining trait is an older platform combined with a newer graphics card. The Core i7-4770 is a 4th-generation (Haswell) chip on the LGA1150 socket, and the memory is DDR3.

That is very different from current builds.

It suits players who want lighter online titles such as Fortnite, Valorant, and CS:GO at Full HD. It is a poor fit for recent demanding games at high settings, because the CPU tends to become the bottleneck before the GPU is fully used.

A tempered glass side panel and RGB fans give it a gaming look, and as a prebuilt it works once you add a monitor.

Compatibility Guide

What we know: LGA1150 socket, DDR3 memory, ATX tower, PCIe 3.0, and SATA III storage. The motherboard model and the power supply capacity and connectors are not disclosed, and the spec table gives no recommended PSU value, so this page does not state one.

LGA1150 only accepts 4th- and 5th-generation Core chips, so any CPU swap means used parts of the same socket. DDR3 is scarce as new stock, but with 32GB installed you are unlikely to need more.

Swapping the GPU is physically possible if the card fits, but the PSU connectors and headroom are unknown, so open the case and check first. Prebuilts sometimes use small or proprietary power supplies.

Whether you can add an NVMe SSD depends on whether the board has an M.2 slot.

Windows 10 reached the end of regular support in October 2025, so check extended-support options if you keep using it. The i7-4770 is also not a generation that meets Windows 11's official requirements, so do not buy this expecting to upgrade.

Product Info

The manufacturer is listed as AQVIN, and Amazon shows the seller and shipper as N&Y. The spec sheet gives a 4-core/8-thread CPU at 3.4GHz base and 3.9GHz boost, 32GB DDR3, a 1TB SSD, and Windows 10 Pro. Bundled items are an RGB keyboard, an RGB mouse, and a Wi-Fi adapter.

On price: Amazon Japan data was captured in June 2026. For a 4th-generation Core and DDR3 build, the figure looks out of line with the product class, so it may be a collection error or the seller's own pricing.

This page therefore does not quote it. Check the current price and the shipper on the product page before buying, since prices change.

Check the retailer's page for the latest user reviews. That is too few to draw firm conclusions, but the rating is not strong.

Read the review text to see what the complaints are.

Best Use Cases

  • Esports newcomers: players of lighter online games at Full HD and medium to high settings. Results depend on the title and the monitor.
  • Plug-and-play buyers: people who want a ready-made system with peripherals and no DIY.
  • Used-parts friendly users: those who would be fine swapping CPU or RAM for same-generation used parts later.

If you want recent AAA games at high settings, a long upgrade path, or Windows 11, look at a newer-generation system instead.

Points to Check Before Buying

The biggest issue is the generation gap between CPU and GPU. An RTX 2060 on a 4th-generation Core can be held back by the CPU, especially in CPU-heavy games. Compare the games you want against their recommended specs.

Upgrades are limited. The socket and memory are old, so replacements mean used parts, and the undisclosed motherboard and PSU make it hard to know what will fit.

The Windows 10 end of support and the lack of Windows 11 eligibility also matter. Confirm the license details with the seller.

The seller is not the manufacturer, so warranty and return terms can be unclear. Check the initial-defect period on the product page.

Listing data can also contain errors, so confirm the product by its image and title.

FAQ

Can I upgrade to Windows 11?
The Core i7-4770 is not a generation that meets the official requirements, so do not count on it.

Can it run light online games? Lighter titles are the intended use.

We do not measure frame rates here, so check each game's recommended specs.

Can I add more memory?
It uses DDR3 and already has 32GB. If you do swap it, check slot count and supported capacity inside the case.

Can I replace the GPU?
Probably, if the PCIe slot and case allow it, but the PSU details are unknown. Open the case and check first.

What about the warranty?
It varies by seller. Confirm on the product page.

Product Disclosure (Amazon)

  • Manufacturer: AQVIN
  • Seller: Ｎ＆Ｙ
  • Fulfilled by: Ｎ＆Ｙ
  • ASIN: B0CJFZH9NS
  • Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.