Quick answer
Choose the All-new Zero Intel Edition for a balanced mid-tower gaming PC at a lower price, or the APEX RUSH Intel Edition if you need top-tier performance and are ready to invest significantly more.
Price and value trade-off
The All-new Zero Intel Edition is priced at USD 1,711.36 (compared to USD 2,674.00), making it a strong entry point into custom Intel-based gaming. The APEX RUSH Intel Edition costs USD 7,467.17 (compared to USD 10,229.00), reflecting a higher-performance build with premium components. Your budget will likely be the deciding factor.
Chassis and design differences
The All-new Zero uses a mid-tower chassis with a black finish, tempered glass side panel, and RGB fans — a classic gaming aesthetic. The APEX RUSH chassis details are not specified in the available data, but its higher price suggests a more advanced or larger form factor. If you prefer a compact, stylish mid-tower, the Zero is a clear fit.
Trade-offs at a glance
- All-new Zero Intel Edition: Mid-tower, black case with tempered glass and RGB. Priced at USD 1,711.36. Ideal for gamers who want a balanced custom PC without overspending.
- APEX RUSH Intel Edition: Standard configuration at USD 7,467.17. Designed for high-end gaming or workstation tasks where raw performance is the priority.
- Key trade-off: The Zero offers great value in a mid-tower; the APEX RUSH delivers a higher performance ceiling at a much higher cost. Choose based on your performance needs and budget. If your budget is under $2,000, the Zero is the clear choice. If you need uncompromising power, the APEX RUSH justifies its price.
Product facts
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All-new Zero | Intel Edition: Mid-tower chassis with tempered glass and RGB fans You get a visually appealing, compact build that fits most desks without sacrificing airflow or style.
All-new Zero | Intel Edition
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APEX RUSH | Intel Edition: Standard configuration with a higher price point The APEX RUSH is positioned for enthusiasts who want maximum performance and are willing to pay a premium for it.
APEX RUSH | Intel Edition
Which one fits you?
Best for
- Gamers seeking a stylish mid-tower Intel PC under $2,000
- Users who want RGB lighting and a tempered glass side panel
Not for
- Enthusiasts who need maximum performance and are willing to spend over $7,000
- Those who require a larger chassis or advanced cooling not specified in the Zero