Gaming PC Computer Desktop, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9G, GeForce RTX 2060 Super 8G, 32G Ram, 1TB SSD, WiFi, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x6, RGB BT Sound Bar & Headset Mic, Windows 11 Home

No, it's not top-tier components- but good enough for my son to play Overwatch on medium to high settings with a consistent frame rate and minimum screen tear... I priced around a lot for an entry level custom gaming rig for him- and this one has the specs that are priced much higher elsewhere. Build quality was great, and the shipping materials were secure.Upsides:- It looks impressive. Fired up, the LEDs make it look like Cirque di Soleil is hiding out in your bedroom. Its fairly quiet, even running full tilt- the case seems high quality for sure.- I got Core i7, 32gig Ram, Radeon RX 580- a TB of storage... not the highest specs, but it is a DDR 4 Motherboard so it can be upgraded when ready and can run many games off Steam at high specs. For less than $600... its fantastic.- Ours worked right out of the box- Windows fired right up, plenty of docs to help if need be-Everything but the monitor and internet included. I priced around NewEgg, custom build sellers, used, CostCo- everywhere. I couldn't get these specs at that price anywhere else.Downsides:- I read all the reviews and was warned- I can't say enough- Be prepared to wire this to ethernet. Or purchase a higher quality external WiFi adapter that interfaces with ethernet. The Wifi capabilities of this out of the box is unusable.- Its nice it includes a mouse, keyboard, mouse pad, and sound bar- I hate to actually complain... but the keyboard and mouse especially are not the highest quality at all. They work, they all light up, and honestly, most desktops of any major vendor does not come with these accessories anymore, so for essentially freebies, they work. Just know if your gamer is picky about their gaming mouse and keyboard, an upgrade is likely needed.Final thoughts- I have been very impressed with the quality and performance of this machine. Honestly, for the price, it beats out a lot of the mainstream desktops on the market from HP or Dell. Great Comp.

I really wanted to love this PC — specs looked great on paper, the RGB lights gave me hope, and I was excited to finally dive into some gaming. Instead, I ended up with a nightmare in a case. Here's everything that went wrong:🔹 Overheating from Day OneStraight out the box, the CPU was running at 120–125°F (over 50°C) with nothing running. Playing even a light game like League of Legends would cause the system to crash like someone yanked the plug. I monitored temps and confirmed it was overheating while idle. Not okay.🔹 Faulty HardwareThe speakers didn’t work, and when I pressed the mouse buttons that came with it, they sank inside the shell and got stuck. Feels like the cheapest peripherals they could find were bundled in to look impressive.🔹 Hard ShutoffsThis wasn’t a blue screen or a software issue — it was a full system shutdown whenever any graphics load hit. It did the same thing at the exact spot multiple times. That’s either a power supply failure, GPU issue, or both.🔹 Returned ImmediatelyI contacted Amazon support and they confirmed the product was defective. The company had no more units in stock, so they could only offer a full refund. At least Amazon handled that part well.---⚠️ Final Verdict:This PC might look cool with all the RGB, but underneath it’s a hot, unstable mess with subpar parts. If you're serious about gaming or even just want a PC that stays on, skip this one.💡 Tip: Monitor temps with HWMonitor and stress test with OCCT. If you see high temps on idle or hard crashes during basic use — return it immediately. Don't risk your data or safety.

My 17 yo daughter wanted a gaming set up and as a single parent I was on a budget. After spending countless hours researching the type of specs that were necessary to play the kind of games she does, I continued my search throughout the internet for an affordable option. Although hesitant to purchase from Amazon in case we ran into any issues or it needed to be returned, I took a risk after reading reviews on Amazon, YouTube and other sources.Arrival:It arrived in a huge box, upon opening there was the setup encased in another box and some filler paper. I opened up the setup and it was packaged to my satisfaction. Everything came in their own little boxes and the tower even had foam inside to prevent any small pieces from breaking during transport. It came with all the extras as guaranteed.Set up:I’m tech friendly enough to configure setup, but it was pretty simple to me that I believe a non experienced person can do it as instructions were printed on the tower where/where not to plug the components. Everything was included (minus the monitor) and I was able to connect the monitor, mouse and speaker for use.Use of setup:The tower is very nice when the lights are turned on and you can even control the colors with an included remote. Some things to consider is the tower includes USB components for Bluetooth and WiFi, I knew this upon purchasing. I personally didn’t have trouble with either and the computer connected to our WiFi just fine. I wasn’t too worried in case by chance it didn’t because I had an Ethernet cable on hand but thankfully it wasn’t necessary. This computer is not meant to be upgraded to Windows 11, I also knew this before purchasing. I figured for the price I couldn’t complain and can do any part upgrades needed in a year or two. No problems running Windows so far.Overall:My daughter is happy so in turn I am happy. We’ve only had the setup for two weeks and so far no problems, I hope this is continuous.I apologize for this long review, but I wanted to leave a detailed description of our experience.

This computer is a good option for a more budgeted PC. It runs smoothly and powers up quite quickly. The noise level is great it's not loud at all. The size is good for a deskt beop PC not to big or to small. My only problem so far is the network you might want to get an adapter if you get this PC if you don't want to have network problems.