Compact Gaming PC for VR – 10-Litre Tower, RTX 4070 or RTX 4060

Compact VR gaming PC: overview

This compact gaming PC for VR packs full-size desktop graphics into a roughly 10-litre tower (about 115 × 323 × 287 mm). It is offered in two configurations: an Intel Core i7-14700F with a GeForce RTX 4070 (12 GB), or an Intel Core i5-14400F with a GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB), both with 16 GB DDR5 and a 1 TB NVMe SSD.

The small footprint and tool-free side panel make it a practical host for VR stations, arcades and training booths where there is little space under the desk, and it is easy to clean and upgrade later.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the compact vr gaming pc is for

VR stations, arcades and training booths where there is little room under the desk, but PC VR headsets still need a real desktop GPU.

• VR arcades and location-based entertainment stations
• Training rooms and simulation labs
• Showrooms and design-review suites
• VR developers and 3D content creators
• Home PC VR and sim-racing / flight-sim setups

Features in detail

Two VR-ready GPU options

The RTX 4070 configuration gives more headroom for high-resolution headsets and demanding simulations; the RTX 4060 version covers mainstream PC VR and wireless streaming at a lower cost.

Small 10-litre chassis

At about 115 mm wide it fits on a shelf, behind a kiosk or inside a VR booth, where a full tower would not.

Tool-free access

The side panel opens without tools for quick dust cleaning and future upgrades to memory or storage.

Fast DDR5 and PCIe 4.0 storage

2 × 8 GB DDR5 SO-DIMM (expandable to 32 GB) and a 1 TB M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD load large VR titles and training content quickly.

Modern connectivity

Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 support wireless streaming and controllers, with USB-C and four USB-A ports for headsets and peripherals.

Windows 11

Windows 11 Home is installed; Pro is available for business deployments that need domain join and management.

Compatibility

Works with tethered PC VR headsets through the graphics card's DisplayPort output and with standalone headsets streamed over USB-C or Wi-Fi 6E. For wireless streaming, wire the PC to your router with Ethernet and use a Wi-Fi 6/6E access point near the play area.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the computer, connect it to mains power, a monitor, keyboard and mouse for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Which configuration should I choose?

Choose the RTX 4070 / Core i7 version for high-resolution headsets and heavier simulations, and the RTX 4060 / Core i5 version for mainstream PC VR and streaming on a tighter budget.

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The RTX 4070 or RTX 4060 meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

16 GB DDR5 (2 × 8 GB), expandable to 32 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Home, with Pro available.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Which build should I choose for VR?

The RTX 4070 build gives more headroom for high-resolution headsets; the RTX 4060 build suits mainstream PC VR.

Can I add more RAM?

Yes, up to 32GB.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.