4 stars out of the box 5 stars once you spend some time upgrading it. I was able to get a great discount on this PC from Best Buy and it caught my eye for its RTX 5060 essentially one of the main appeals of this PC but the AMD core and DDR5 RAM are also not worth overlooking. Out of the box the PC was able to handle most modern games with relative ease with VSYNC on games would hit a consistent 120 FPS the GPU is capable of getting up to 400+ FPS but the performance is very unrefined and either everything looks choppy or like a potato so getting a consistent, smooth 120 FPS is great to see. The main areas this PC is lacking in is storage (yes 1 TB is plenty for most but if you want to store photos / videos and don't want to clutter your OS drive an extra drive is a great upgrade) and RAM. The 1 DDR5 RAM stick is definitely capable of being used for most games and applications but I definitely noticed some performance issues in games and on the PC with the memory being pushed to near its limit. I saw a number of reviews with 2 sticks of RAM on this computer which it's important to know that this comes stock with just 1 and even though it says 6000 megahertz the system runs it at 5200 unless you overclock your system. My local Best Buy had their display model with two sticks of RAM which also added to the confusion and unfortunately you can only order the exact RAM from the seller but the seller was very quick. I was able to upgrade both the storage and RAM and upgrading this computer is incredibly simple for adding an internal drive the SATA and power cables are already there where you need to install the hard drive and the motherboard shows where to install the RAM. Ever since making those upgrades the computer has been absolutely incredible which is why I believe this is a great entry level PC - capable of running most games at a consistent 120 FPS but also capable of being upgraded for better performance.

✅ Pros: Delivers solid gaming and general performance for a mid-range prebuilt PC. Reviewers and buyers note it runs modern games smoothly, making it a good entry-level or mid-tier gaming rig. Best Buy +2 Best Buy +2 Operates quietly and stays cool even under heavy loads, which is a strength compared to many other prebuilt desktops. Tom's Guide +2 Forbes +2 The design and build are clean and functional, and setup is straightforward — good if you don’t want to build a PC yourself. Best Buy +1 ⚠️ Cons: The stock configuration (single 16 GB RAM stick) limits memory bandwidth; some games or tasks may benefit significantly from adding a second stick. Best Buy +1 It comes with quite a bit of pre-installed software (bloatware), which many users find annoying — you’ll likely want to spend time cleaning that up. Forbes +1 For demanding AAA games at very high settings or 4K resolution, this build isn’t top-tier; a more powerful GPU/CPU combo would be better for future-proofing.

As is, this pc runs all the games i play very well. World Of Tanks, Truck Sim, Minecraft (plus the BetterMC modpack) all at max graphics settings. Havent even heard the fans speed up. Id like to add some ram but i dont think it's necessary for me yet.

I got this PC with a discount of around 400 so it was well worth it. Very easy to set up and just get ready to play, however the BIO'S for Omen is clunky and feels old and doesn't have an either xmp or expo option, not that I have found yet atleast. The rgb's are good and the case is good quality. The RAM could be better though or atleast have more.

This is my second 35L, the other one being the 5060Ti/16 gig vram variant. Upped the ram to 32gigs using the first one's stock sticks that I thankfully stored before the rampocalypse Loving it so far...but with guarded performance for cpu-super-duper heavy games like Cities Skylines 2 where I have to cap frames to 20-30 for acceptable performance. Otherwise, it easily plays even modern unreal-slop games at native 2K, max graphics, doing 80-100 frames easily.