Review: Cyberpower Trinity 300

Conclusion

Cyberpower's Trinity 300 is one of the more unique PC gaming base units available today and offers something different for enthusiasts looking to stand out from the crowd.

Making use of Deepcool's eccentric Tristellar chassis, Cyberpower is able to offer high-end, mini-ITX thrills in a three-cabin form factor that, while pleasantly peculiar, works reasonably well in practise.

The chassis is built like a rock, Cyberpower's implementation is tidy, and there's enough room in Tristellar's individual compartments to house a potent array of hardware.

A work of art as well as a gaming rig, Trinity 300 provides a good mix of quirkiness and functionality, however there are some caveats to be aware of. Size and weight are considerable for a mini-ITX build, the reference-cooled GTX 980 gets quite warm under load, and the cost of the chassis is such that Trinity 300 will ultimately be out-performed by rival machines at the same price point.

Bottom line: if you are willing to accept the compromises, Trinity 300 is a beautiful bit of kit and offers a wow factor that sets it apart from other PCs in its class.

Cyberpower Trinity 300

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The Trinity 300 base unit is available to purchase from Cyberpower.

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