This is a good build overall, great value for todays market but could use some mods to improve the thermals. The build isn't perfect, but worth the money for the price. GPU: It's an OEM HP gpu, triple fan design and about 10.8 inch long. I was able to oc it with core+140, mem+450 and get a 18,000 in timespy GPU Bench. The TDP is locked at 320W, unless flashing into a different bios. In terms of mining, there is no Hashrate lock. STOCK thermal paste is terrible and you get over 110c in mem junc, After repasting, it can do 99mhs at core-400, mem+1400, TDP280, 60% fan at GPU core@64C, Mem junc@94C. room temp is 78f (25C). HP uses a reference design PCB and a EK RE water block will fit. CPU: water-cooled by a 140mm AIO, but it runs hot at 99C at full load. I repasted with mx4 and dropped the temp to around 86C. MOBO: There is limited bios options, doesn't support Resizable bar, no OC, no fan control. PSU: cooler-master 750w 80 plat, non modular. RAM: hyper x 8*2gb 3200mhz RGB, you can overclock it to like 3600ish in OMEN software. SSD: sn530. its the same thing as SanDisk Ultra The case has no room for a larger AIO so if you want serious thermal performance, you need to case swap.

As the title states The homemade HP 3080 looks like a lego block with glowing letters slapped on. The temperatures immediately spiked when trying to play a simple game. This thing is 2,000. - Shouldn’t have this power supply - should have used a bigger case - should have provided more than one intake fan. Seriously? One intake and two exhaust but basically 1.5 bc the second one is about 3 inches big and doesn’t work well. It shouldn’t be a requirement to re case and do this much work on a 2,000 computer that’s already marked way above what it should be. Looks like I’m returning a second PC… Probably trying Ibuypower next… they seem to provide adequate fans The cooling on this is laughable

I originally got a cyberpower but the gpu in it didn't work. As luck would have it my timing was perfect and this came up in stock. I purchased it and then watched a few videos online about it. I didn't realize my dad had an older version of this until I showed him a photo. I'm really impressed with this machine. Not easy to build these days so this was my option. I'd recommend this machine.

Mine came with a Gigabyte 3080 Kingston RAM and a Cooler Master 750w PSU. Have only ran a couple of games on it and it crushed Warzone and was fairly quiet in doing so. When I pushed MS Flight Sim 4k 100+ FPS it becomes quite loud and hits some thermal throttling. Cons: The back plate it held on with rivets so changing out the cooling for the CPU might take some work. No other places to add case fans to help with cooling though running it with side panel off did help. The included mouse and keyboard are just junk. I will update this review as I do more with the system just wanted to get somewhat of a parts list out there for people

This thing is a beast, runs most of what I throw at it over 100 FPS at 1440p. Did get hot at first but I added a few extra fans which reduced temp a bit.