MSI, one of the world's top five motherboard manufacturers and the world's largest graphics card manufacturer, has a strong ability to innovate, first introducing gaming PCs, which are regarded as high-end products, into the low-end market, so that gaming PCs are no longer unattainable. The MSI All-in-One 24GE 2QE-014US was selected as one of PCmag Magazine's 2016 All-in-One PC Recommendations, and is equipped with a Core i7-4720HQ processor, a GTX 960M discrete graphics card, and 16GB of RAM, which is more than enough for medium-sized gaming. However, the 128GB SSD, and no internal expansion space, is a little nervous for game lovers, and generally it is an entry-level gaming all-in-one machine. SlashGear, on the other hand, has included the MSI All-in-One Gaming 27T 6QE as a recommended model, which is more like an upgraded version of the 24GE 2QE, but compared to the Digital Storm Aura, which is also positioned as an all-in-one gaming machine, the gap is still very obvious. As a brand focusing on gaming computers, MSI's all-in-one computer is neither as attractive as its desktop configuration, nor as portable and comprehensive as its notebook, and is more suitable for use in a dormitory with limited space, but the price close to 10,000 yuan will discourage the student group, and the positioning is more awkward.