Awesome pc for gaming, decent processor, amazing graphics and best of all it can be opened up and upgraded in the future. The downsides are the price for only 16gb of RAM. The other downside which is more of a software and driver issue is the Bluetooth which disconnects became of windows power saving settings. Bluetooth can also fail because of a windows update or a specific setting that turns off Bluetooth when the computer sleeps. If Bluetooth doesn’t work restart the computer and it works again. Do make sure to put best performance in windows and on the HP omen app leave it as automatic and make sure is not in low power. Some old games may freeze but this is because you have to manually turn off some cpu cores in task manager for that specific game. The HP omen app is cool for power and performance settings and controlling the rgb but its annoying to see ads.

This is a solid pc for the price, it has good ram, and a good video card, and it looks nice! But, if you want to upgrade or change it, this is probably not the pc for you. The bios is locked and you have to use their HP Omen gaming app to change the ram speeds. You also have to be careful which ram you get to ensure that it's compatible. That being said. Its visually stunning, and runs like a dream.

If you haven’t had a chance to mess with the modern gaming PC, even middle spec machines, will blow your mind. This one is a great Gaming PC that has some really good specs but it’s not a monster… I promise you, most people would think it was, this thing is awesome. The combo of parts really work well with this machine. I think the Ryzen is the way to go, and the 8700F is an awesome cpu. The 5060 TI with 16gb is the great pairing that is really affordable but really works amazing in this setup. The benchmarks are great for this price point. If you’re thinking of picking one up, I’d say look no further. You’ll be happy with this PC for sure. It’s not the kind of specs that will take you to 2031 no problem, but if you are looking for that you’ll be spending into the mid-high $3K range. If you don’t want to hassle with building the PC yourself but want a PC that looks like a nice custom build, this is your machine. And the best part, everything works well. You don’t have to tinker your night away to get it going hard, it’s essentially a plug and play ready to rock gaming PC. Buy. Enjoy. If I do upgrade I’ll prob be sticking with the Omen, I’m a fan now for sure.

The HP Omen 35L is a solid mid-tower gaming desktop with a clean, aggressive look and tool-less access for upgrades. It usually packs Intel or AMD CPUs, NVIDIA or AMD GPUs, and solid cooling, so it handles modern games at high settings without choking. Fans can get a bit loud under load, but thermals stay in check, and the RGB lighting’s easy to tweak. Great if you want plug-and-play power with room to grow.

I bought this pc for my wife for Mother’s Day, and she’s not been off of it since! It was definitely a big upgrade from her last system. I tried all of the “build your own gaming pc” websites, they were incredibly expensive. This PC had every thing I wanted, (minus 32 gigs of ram, but the 16 can get you by) and for much cheaper than those other websites. The price for ram and graphics cards are outrageous! I was so surprised to see this on sale, and luckily the closet Best Buy had just 1 in stock! The included wired keyboard and mouse are basic, but most gaming units do not have even come with anything but the tower.