Let's start with the experience and the product itself later on. I bought an open-box item from BestBuy and had to pick it up from Issaquah, WA since they had the availability. Out of the box, I just got the PC itself without any accessories (not even power cable, but they did provide a laptop charger, which was as you guessed, not useful at all) when it's mentioned that open box with excellent condition comes with accessories or suitable replacements. When I asked about it in BestBuy customer support, they assured me that I can go to "any" BestBuy location and ask for the accessories. When I did that, they said the only option I have is to return this item and purchase a new one, otherwise, I can try the laptop charger (which was 65W) lol. They also said the global support is a completely different department that they don't even have confidence in. When I asked for power cables in BestBuy store, they didn't even know what a PC power cable was :/ and pointed me to USB C cables and phone chargers, which was so disappointing to see. They're supposed to guide and educate buyers on products? Anyway, I ended up ordering them on Amazon and got it delivered the same day. Please do check before you take delivery. Now, coming to the product itself. It runs like a dream! This spec is perfect for 1440P gaming with framerates anywhere above 60fps for most games and 120+ for some of the older games. GTA V runs at 120fps with RT enabled. After researching PC parts for a couple of months, I couldn't find a better deal than this even for a custom build. And the 50 series GPUs are not really impressive and won't be available in MSRP for quite some time. I didn't face any setup or driver issues as mentioned by a few others; it was a rather quite straightforward setup (Windows has come a long way). Only gripe I have with this config is the 1TB SSD capacity. You might want to increase it to 2TB+ since most modern games are 100GB+, so you can have a max of 6-7 AAA games. Overall, kudos to HP for a good pre-built PC with enough spec to handle 1440P gaming at a decent price.

Absolute Beast of a Gaming PC Flawless Performance! I recently purchased the HP OMEN 40L Gaming Desktop (AMD Ryzen 7 7700, RTX 4070 Super, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD), and I am absolutely blown away by its performance. From gaming to multitasking, this machine handles everything with ease, delivering buttery-smooth gameplay and lightning-fast load times.

Got this open box in excellent condition for around $1650. The 4070 super is a great card. I can play in 1440p with max settings with over 100 FPS easily. Can even do 4K gaming over 60 on most titles. The Ryzen 7 7700 is a very capable processor with 8c/16t and isn't bottlenecking the gpu. Comes with a great choice of RAM. I upgraded the air cooler to a Corsair Nautilus 240. That was extremely stressful as the motherboard uses Intel mounting architecture for some reason and the capacitors are extremely close to the pump so they stand offs rub on them. 800 w power supply and a custom b650 motherboard with Wi-Fi. Really good price with the inflation and scalperss making it impossible to build a PC. RAM speeds are great but you need to hit esc at boot, go to advanced, and enable EXPO 1 to get the 5200mt/s speeds. Otherwise they run at 4800mt/s. The case is surprisingly nice with lots of tie off points and easy access side, front, and top panels. Included peripherals are cheao garbage. Lots of IO on this board which is great.

Nice rig. Quiet. Has the right specs. Runs AAA games fine.

This computer is great, if you are a videographer and deal with heavy footage it does get stuck for a second on premiere but then continues hasnt crashed fully on me yet but for the price this desktop is very solid, as for gaming it also pretty solid.