Gaming PC Desktop – AMD Ryzen7 5700G 3.8GHz, AMD Radeon Graphics, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 550W PSU, Windows 11 Home 64-bit

Good base for add ons. Between it and a couple of upgrades I am at 1k and it works awesome.

I wanted an expandable, minimalistic starter PC to unlearn what I have learned about "gaming" PCs. This machine was perfect. I can install a better video card and bump the ram to 32GB for a decent running all around PC. The only negativity would be the highly suspect "WiFi USB adapter" that still has a micro CD for it's software and the choice of an almost too small MoBo form factor. Buy this PC if you don't want to do anything to the machine and you're tired of using a game controller. The case is aesthetically pleasing and has decent USB port locations however remember when designing PC cases any ports that face up will accumulate dust and debris therefore they need a dust cover when not in use. This also applies to shipping debris.I do not like the lack of physical software or software keys. Is that really my copy of Windows? Does Windows even do that anymore? With Steam available on Ubuntu is Windows even worth it anymore?$500 in parts and "software" except they put it together for you which is why it costs a little more.

After unboxing and plugging in the interior fan LED lights were not coming on. I took off the side panel and found them unplugged. Their is only 1 HDMI out and 1 VGA out so don't expect to hook up dual monitors like other options for the same price. Can't change the color of the internal LEDs, or even turn them off if you want. Pretty disappointed in this computer overall.It's now several months later so I would like to update. After the initial issue with the lights things have gone relatively smooth. We ended up getting a USB to DP adapter for the 2nd display. We haven't had an abnormal amount of hiccups that come with all computers. I guess overall the only thing that bothers me still is the Windows software seems weird.. we never did any sort of windows activation or user setup. It's always just been setup as admin without any password since we initially turned it on. Not really sure whats up with that. Just seems funky

Ordered as a Christmas gift for my son. The computer arrived in the package just fine, not banged up or anything. However, when I turned it on to get everything downloaded and updated the Windows 11 that was pre-installed was stuck in the Local Admin account. I couldn't create a new account for my son or reset the computer because something had gone wrong when they installed Windows 11. I had to spend a whole day looking up ways to fix the issue and eventually re-installed Windows 11 all together after some digging. Tried to contact the seller through Amazon but it's almost impossible to find the option to now and after I sent them a message I still haven't heard back. Buy with CAUTION.

It’s okYou get what you pay for

Keyboard is not good at all. Highly recommend upgrading ram and storage.