Specifications:
Core i7-4770 | 8GB RAM | 256GB SSD | GT 740 4GB | HDMI

Processor: Intel Core i7-4770 4 Cores | 8 Threads | 3.4GHz to 3.9GHz | 8MB Cache | Intel HD 4600 Graphics | LGA1150 | 84W TDP

Motherboard: ZXGAMING H61 Motherboard LGA1155 Socket | Intel H61 Chipset | DDR3 Support | Micro ATX | SATA | USB | PCIe Slot

RAM: ZXGAMING 8GB DDR3 Desktop RAM 8GB Capacity | DDR3 Memory | 1333/1600MHz | Desktop DIMM | 1.5V

Storage: ZXGAMING 256GB SSD 256GB Storage | 2.5" SATA SSD | SATA III 6Gb/s | High Speed Read/Write | Solid State Drive

Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 4GB 4GB DDR3 | 128-bit | PCIe 3.0 x16 | HDMI | Up to 2560×1440 @60Hz

Cabinet: ZXGAMING - Quest Cabinet ATX / Micro ATX / Mini ITX | 3 x USB | Front Audio | Black Interior | ODD Support | Mid Tower

Power Supply: ZXGAMING 450W Black Gold SMPS 450W Power Supply | ATX | 20+4 Pin | SATA Connectors | Over Voltage Protection | Black Finish

🎮 GT 740 4GB DDR3 – 720p Gaming Performance (Low Settings) CS:GO – 40–50 FPS GTA V – 25–30 FPS Valorant – 50–60 FPS DOTA 2 – 35–45 FPS Fortnite – 25–35 FPS (Performance Mode) Minecraft – 35–45 FPS NFS Payback – 20–30 FPS PUBG Lite – 30–40 FPS
🎬 Editing Software Performance Adobe Photoshop – Smooth for basic editing, slow with heavy layers Adobe Premiere Pro – Works on 720p editing, slow rendering DaVinci Resolve – Only basic editing, struggles with effects & color grading Filmora – Smooth for basic video editing After Effects – Very slow, only simple projects possible

✅ Conclusion
✔ Good for basic gaming (720p)
✔ Suitable for entry-level editing work
❌ Not recommended for modern heavy games or professional editing