HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10400F, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Windows 11 Home, 9 USB Ports, Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Pre-Built PC Tower (TG01-1120, 2022)

I've been building and upgrading my own desktop system for years, nothing fancy, I'm not a gamer. Anyway, it was time for an upgrade, and just about everything was going to need replacing. Bought this for a nice price during prime days, and saved money for sure. Its smaller, faster and quieter than my old system. I've added a 500 gb SSD out of my old system, and have ordered additional RAM, 8 g wasn't quite enough for some of the work I'm doing right now. There is no optical drive, I bought an adapter so I could use the one out of my old system and that works great. What can I say? I still have stuff on CDs and DVDs.

I am not really a gamer but some family said it is great for gaming. I needed a new computer and the specs were great. The set up was fast, my old computer made transferring a pain, but this computer is wonderful. I priced many computers and wanted certain components and this computer is great bang for the buck! I highly recommend this desktop!

For the price point it can do 1/2 as well as any $2000 rig for a quarter of the price. Upgrading an extra stick of 1x8 RAM for another $20-30 was an easy upgrade. Only real drawback is the lack of memory on the SSD hard drive (250 Gb is a handful of games at best, maybe 2-4 newer AAA titles). SSD memory for 1Tb set me back about $150 but almost necessary (maybe more if you lack the equipment to set up/clone the new drive, just pay a PC shop to upgrade if you don't). Still all said and done, you can play Call of Duty on medium settings with the RAM update and still saved $13-1500 or more than the guy who plays video games with a computer in a black out curtained room.

This order was birthday present for me (10/30) and I was not disappointed. It arrived early (which was OK) and it was very easy to set up. I originally had a laptop to power my monitor, but now, I have this PC to do it. I added back my 500gn external hard drive to those extra cords and it really upped my storage by a lot WHICH WAS VERY EASY TO INSTALL! I'm planning to switch the NVME card to a 1terabyte one for more storage and space as I am an artist and I need storage to store my files. Ive done so for my laptop and I'll do it again. This is a great product for medium specs. I'm not looking for anything too advanced. I was able to play Minecraft with Shaders, Genshin Impact, and Tower of Fantasy with medium/high graphics. Although I'm not a diehard gamer, this PC really satisfied my needs. It's worth the money for beginner PC-Plebians

I've had this computer for about two years now, i had to add a 2tb hard drive and 8g of ram, but I love it. I play games pretty much every night after work and it does great. Just buy it.

This gaming pc is the fire I can do a lot of stuff like play fiveM and warzone and runs smooth and fast for a person who wanna go budget but you gotta upgrade the ram and the hard drive and might and other things but this is legit for the price. But at I was scared thinking it was gonna get scam but I went with my gut and bought it.

So, we've only had hooked up for a few days, but man, this machine is really great for beginner gaming. My son wanted to get into PC gaming and this was a machine that caught my eye. So far its been very fast for his gaming needs and is extremely quiet.

I’ve lived with this desktop for 3 years, and while it served me well for $600, it is NOT worth the current "skyrocketed" prices. Hidden Costs: You will need to buy and install more RAM immediately. Underpowered: Crashes on AoE 2 DE and struggles with multitasking. Trapped Hardware: Between the 400W power supply and the compact case, upgrading the GPU is a headache. Save your money for a system with better airflow and a standard power supply!