iBUYPOWER - Element Pro Gaming Desktop PC-AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070Ti 16GB, 32GB DDR5 RGB,2TB SSD - White

I recently bought this to replace my old Alienware R6. AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D and a RTX 5070Ti is great. It'll run very nicely for your gaming needs. Not sure what the power supply is yet since I didn't want to get in there too much. I looked at the other pictures and it looks like mine came with an additional 3 fans at the bottom above the power supply. It's a bit noisy, but there's an option for performance or quiet mode. I'll also add in that my GPU is black rather than white to match the aesthetic, but it's not a deal breaker. One big thing that was very annoying is the slots that the display ports go into are very close to the case and if you have chunky DP cables then you'll have an issue with getting it plugged in. I had to buy some slim cables that eventually fit.

It's my second setup from ibuypower, with a much needed update from the trace940, and it's been performing wonderfully. Definitely suits all of my gaming needs. Only thing that it needs to make it near perfect is for better cable management. I will be purchasing some sleeves to replace them soon, and perhaps higher capacity ram. Other than that, kudos.

This is my first PC, and I’ve had it for about two weeks now, and I’m absolutely in love with it. I’ve been a console gamer my entire life, and I can confidently say that this PC is a significant upgrade and a totally worth it. The only downside I’ve encountered is the tight ports. The display ports are quite narrow, so if you have a thick display cable, which most of them are, you’ll have a tough time inserting it. I highly recommend purchasing a slim display cable to avoid any hassle. The only way I managed to get my display cable in was by doing some DIY work. I had to cut the black boxes around it, but if you have a similar setup, that’s my solution. However, the better option is to buy a slim display cable. Everything else about the PC is perfect. I paired this PC with a KTC monitor, and it’s been fantastic. I get 300FPS on 1440p and everything runs smoothly. I haven’t experienced any overheating or any other issues. I primarily play competitive esports games like Apex Legends, Fortnite, and Overwatch 2, and they all work exceptionally well with this PC. In my opinion, this is one of the best purchases I’ve ever made, and I highly recommend it. Just be sure to buy it while it’s still in stock, as it keeps going in and out of stock. One of the picture shows my DIY fix for the thick display cable and the DP ports. (A girl had to do what a girl had to do to play LOL.)

Build quality seems good. This is my first Ibuypower PC and I would say overall its decent. I do however have two complains. The included AIO sounds like it has a lot of air in it. On system start it is noisy until all the air makes its way to the top of the radiator. All AIOs make a little noise on startup but I feel this could be better. Either way running Borderlands 4 and Helldivers 2 at 1440P max settings the CPU rarely gets over 70C so the issue cant be that bad. The other issue is the ASUS B650E motherboard has six total fan headers. The computer came with ten fans. From the factory iBuyPower chose to daisy chain six fans together and plug them into a single fan header. They then daisy chained another set of three together into another header, and plugged one fan into its own header by itself. Which doesn't make much sense. What is even worse is the fans for the radiator which should be tied to the CPU temp. Were not plugged into the CPU fan headers. The intake fans located at the bottom of the case and the intake fans at the the back of the case were plugged into the CPU fan header, the AIO fans were plugged into the chassis header. Neither of these choices make sense, and again. The six intake fans were daisy chained into ONE fan header. To resolve this issue I had to pull the GPU and PSU out of the case in order to re-run all the fan power sources. Now there is not more than two fans per fan header, and I have more control over fan speed curves. The intake fans on the bottom which feed the GPU fresh air are now tied to GPU temp instead of being plugged into the CPU header and doing nothing to control CPU temp. And the AIO radiator fans are tied to CPU temp and plugged into CPU fan headers like they should have been from the factory. I have built computers in the past, I was just being lazy when purchasing this Pre-Built. I didnt feel like sourcing all the componets, verifying compatability, putting it all together and making it presentable with cable management. But I think despite all this, next time I need a computer I'll just bite the bullet and continue to build them myself. Because I basically had to do that with this one by tearing it half apart and putting everything back where it should've been in the first place. Following all this, the computer does perform well. Overall I'm happy with it. Just wish I didnt have to resolve the fan debacle. Besides that, the keyboard is suprisingly nice despite it being something they just throw in. The brown switches in it are very satisfying, and the RGB is very bright and vibrant. The keycaps are a little thin so there is some light bleed through the key cap where the plastic is thinner but it doesnt bother me. But may bother some. The included mouse I could do without though. It feels very cheap. They shouldnt even bother with it. Drop the price for the bundle 20 bucks and just dont include it. Nobody will miss it. Most the other reviews seem to have zero issue with this build. So either their fans were setup correctly or they lack the knowledge to determine if they weren't. If you buy this just play it safe and have someone knowledgeable verify everything is plugged into where it should be. I didnt really have too big of an issue with anything else but the AIO. But if your temps are good I would leave it alone. If your temps become worse over time or the pump gets noisier that is what the warranty is for. Which is something I wanted, and something you dont get if you build your own computer. Which was another reason I went this route besides being lazy. If you google iBuypower AIOs they have had a poor history for reliability. But they state the manufacturing defect has been rectfied and their customer service does seem to be good from what I've gathered.

Way better than my iBUYPOWER - Y40 Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7-13700F - 32GB DDR5 RAM - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060Ti 16GB - 2TB NVMe SSD - Black that i purchased 2yrs ago. I use this one to stream and the Element pro to game. It's perfect on LG - UltraGear 27" OLED QHD 240Hz 0.03ms FreeSync and NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible Gaming Monitor with HDR400 - Black. So far no lag or crashes besides cod. Holds up well with multiple windows open while streming movies or watching twitch, kick etc... Battelfield 6 was amazing on the eElement pro. No complaints at all... I also took it to geek squad to overclock it for performance... oh one thing, for bluetooth you must have the wifi antenas on for best results...