The Senza models, including the base and the AI 370, are under desk PCs that hide everything away. They’re mounted to the underside of the top surface like a table, desktop, or counter. They’re also super quiet for distraction-free use. Even so, they’re packed with enough power to get a majority, if not all, of your most critical tasks done efficiently.

Today’s PCs come in all shapes and sizes. The traditional towers, mini PCs, Raspberry Pis and ultra-tiny variants, AIO models with the hardware tucked into a display, you name it. And if you’re willing to build your own PC you can get real crazy with it. Try an open-air system mounted to a base which you can hang from your wall or stand up. A company called Arctic has taken that concept and done something totally unique with it. Called the Senza AI 370 its an under desk PC that’s mounted to the underside of a desk, table, or counter-like surface.

There are two models, the Senza, and the Senza AI 370, the latter of which has some slight upgrades. Chief among them are the Ryzen AI 300 Series processor, 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM, Wi-Fi 7, up to USB 4.0 and 40Gbps speeds, support for up to 8K resolution and multi-monitor setups, and a detachable front panel. All that hardware is packed inside a relatively thin and minimal chassis. That case mounts to the underside of wherever you want. It also uses unique cooling and is super quiet to keep your workspace distraction-free on top of clutter-free.

What’s the point of an under desk PC like the Senza AI 370?

Well, for starters, it takes up a lot less space. So, if you’re into small form factor PCs (SFFPCs) or like having your desk space free, this is a good way to achieve that. There’s no ATX or full-size tower to place, nor any glass panels to worry about breaking. The main PC component attaches to the underside of a table, desk, or counter. A separate front panel gives you easy access to the important ports, like USB.

The Senza AI 370 supports Wi-Fi 7, the latest connectivity standard for blazing fast speeds, up to and above 1Gbps. Although, you will need a tri-band router that supports those speeds. You can also have a multi-display setup on top of the desk. You get one HDMI 2.1 (at 4K and 120Hz), one DisplayPort 2.0 (at 8K and 60Hz), and one DP over USB-C (at 8K and 60Hz). Alternatively, you could opt for something like the Aura Triple Boost 14 Pro which has three displays built-in that all connect via one USB-C input.

In the end, having a quiet yet powerful PC tucked away under your desktop is an excellent modern solution. It’s a bit of an upgrade over a cheaper option like a mini PC. However, with the price hikes and shortages, it’s a relatively accessible way to have a more powerful PC for work or light play.

Who is it for?

Anyone who likes a clean, clutter-free, and quiet desk space but wants some formidable power for productivity and more demanding tasks. PC lovers, tinkerers, professionals, office workers, work from home folks, and much more.

Where to buy?

MSRP: €1,200 ($1,400 USD)