XUM Spartan Prebuilt Gaming PC: AMD Ryzen 5 5500, Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 8GB, 32GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD, 1TB HDD, 700W PSU 80+ Bronze, aRGB, WiFi, Windows 11 Home, VR Ready, Black Case

This PC has been amazing to me. I love it. It works amazingly well and can run absolutely everything. Storage is brilliant too!

I have purchased this product and the pc runs perfectly on issue I can see as of right now is nvidia graphics app won't open atall did u install a fake graphics card in my tower

My son’s PC bit the bullet and he brought it back from uni for me to fix. I don’t have the spares or tools anymore so I just suggested maybe upgrading, which he did. One glitch that might cause so buyers a problem; the 2nd HDD was damaged. It was loose in the housing with a screw loose, and when the PC was turned on it made a series of clicking sounds follow by a long POST before booting. I’m an IT tech so it was a quick fix and I put in a 2TB drive in its place. That was me though, a lot of people would be able to diagnose the issue.

it is missing a piece, i would advise not buying this. about to send it back and get refunded. also has wires thats are just randomly in there not connected and not sure if they are important

Love this PC, havent had a single issue. Its been quite a while (15 years I'm a windows 98/XP baby) since I even owned a PC and I wanted one that I could game on, and I've been running Tomb Raider, Assassins Creed etc on highest graphics smoothly. Start super fast. Just...start up and works. Looks amazing, the LEDS made it just a very fancy light for the days until I got a monitor. =)

it didnt come with a graphics card like it said on the title but overall its a good pc

I bought this as a gift for my son and so far no complaints as he is happy

A pretty good PC for the money. Used to always build my own machines but can't be bothered with the faff any more. It's hard to find machines that support multiple monitors on Amazon that aren't littered in LEDs - which I really don't need. There is a fairly simple cure for that though. If you reduce the brightness to minimum using the supplied remote then the setting will be remembered after switching the machine off so it's possible to keep the LEDs at a soft glow setting. There is an off button the remote but that isn't remembered between reboots. You could probably disconnect the wires but the soft glow is fine for me.The video card has 4 slots - 1 HDMI and 2 Display Port. I'm currently running three displays but it appears you should be able to run for.The fans are fairly quiet but not silent. By default the BIOS has fans set to 'quiet' but it's simple to adjust them to 'silent' but it barely makes any difference.It was my intention to wipe Windows 11 and install Windows 10 but thought I'd give 11 a trial before doing that. After a couple of days I discovered Windows 11 was pretty good and have decided to stick with it. Everything is quite easy to find and intuitive. It falls somewhere between a Mac and Windows 10 so if you are familiar with both then you'll feel quite comfortable.For me the only negative is the apparent lack of support for another hard drive. It comes with an M.2 and a 2TB drive but if you want to add a third device then there is nowhere to mount it. It might be possible to get a mounting bracket but I haven't investigated that yet.