First off I want to offer help to anyone having trouble registering their copy of windows. There should be a sticker somewhere on your tower that has your serial number. It is a scratch-off and has your product key underneath the scratch-off. It took us a while to figure out but it's there I promise! As for the computer. My son loves it, it does everything he needs it to do. It is an entry level gaming tower but it is a gaming tower! You get pretty good bang for your buck!

Good computer if you are into gaming but don't want to go all out and spend big bucks or just want to upgrade, and don't want to build your own. I upgraded the RAM from 8 GB to 16 GB and basically threw away the keyboard and mouse that came with it. You could use the keyboard....but I couldn't and you may not either so plan on picking a better one up. The mouse isn't that bad, but I upgraded to a wireless mouse because I've gotten used to them. For the price, that's the only downside, is if you want a really nice one, you are gonna have to upgrade. If you just want to get on the internet and maybe watch a video or youtube, it would be good as it is. If you want to have multiple browsers open and run a game without closing everything down, I'd say go ahead and upgrade the RAM by filling up the slots or looking at the next model up if you don't want to install yourself, but it's super easy on this one, as 1 there is plenty of room inside, and the lights that change to a good selection of color, allow you to see it and show it off. So it will entice you to upgrade, so get it, and post if you upgraded yours and what you used....cause I want to keep upgrading.

As soon as we opened the box setup was a breeze. Plugged everything as mentioned on the quick setup guide. Plugged in a new monitor and the rest was easy. No complaints.

I picked this PC up as a baseline to build up down the road; the stock model is okayish for some games but most games aren't going to run 1080p 60fps with decent visuals. I swapped motherboard out to an AM4 with the Ryzen 3 and an Asus strix 1060 OC; the case is able to vent the heat out with all stock fans and run very quietly, for a budget rig it's not bad and it does give room to upgrade if you wish.

This pc is great for anyone wanting to get into pc gaming on a lower budget. The tower is big enough to handle decent upgrades in the future. I was surprised by how well the current specs were handing the games I played on it.