extremely happy with this PC so far. It was easy to set up right out of the box and everything runs smooth and fast. Boot times are quick, multitasking is effortless, and it handles everything I’ve thrown at it without any issues. Performance is solid whether I’m gaming, working, or just browsing. Graphics look great, the system stays cool, and noise levels are low even under load. Build quality feels sturdy and well put together, not cheap or rushed. Overall, this PC exceeded my expectations for the price. If you’re looking for a reliable, high-performance machine, I’d definitely recommend this one.

Honestly, I'm pretty impressed with how premium this computer feels. Out of the box, this computer does exactly what I wanted it to do, and it does it very well. I can run my 1440p monitor and maintain 120+ FPS on many games with very high graphics requirements (in short.) I have made my own computers now for the last 12 years, and when it comes to putting all of the right components, lighting, case fans... it can be pretty challenging to make it look and sound good! Now that I'm older, and consumer parts are becoming exponentially more expensive (Q4 2025 RAM prices are insane...) I figured that the best use of my money and time would be better put into something like a pre-built, as taboo as that may historically seem. Again, out of the box this computer makes me happy. Cons? Very minor, if any: the power supply is only 750 watts. Perfectly capable for this configuration, but leaves zero room for upgrades in the future. RAM is on the slower side, but is still DDR5 and quite capable as-is. And, finally-- the tempered glass is a fingerprint magnet. But we all know that much I think. The 9800X3D is so good for gaming, it is remarkable how consistent my framerates are now with the 3D v-cache. The 9070XT runs 50% faster than my old card and is incredibly quiet/cool. I haven't seen the GPU go beyond 70 C at 100% load. Demolishes any game I throw at it. The AiO on the CPU is capable, meaning it does its job. I can't say it's amazing because there is some very mild pump noise... it sounds about as loud as the case fans, but overall the system is quiet enough at idle that it's not an issue. The RGB set up is pretty seamless oddly enough! I installed SignalRGB and everything synced up nicely. RGB controllers used to be such a pain in my opinion, but this one is very much streamlined out of the box. Looks good! Overall-- if you're debating this like I was for the sake of future value... Get this. It's all worth it.

This is a very good pre-built system. It came with ddr5 6000. It has a 750 watt power supply. Frame rate playing cod at 1440p high setting was 260fps average with 1% lows above 200fps. The case looks like cooling woild ve a issue however, temps are very good for both the cpu at under 50c during gaming and gpu at under 60c. Hot spot temps were within 15c of cores. Expo was already enabled and the system just worked. I recommend this to anyone not wanting to pay the crazy ram prices in late 2025 early 2025

It’s not the pc that’s in the picture but it looks better then the picture and its a Beast for the price but I had to do a little trouble shooting and the power supply that it comes with is only 750 watts and you can’t unplug the cables from the psu but besides that it’s really good

I'll keep it short and brief. Powerful system. Great CPU, great video card. But why the very base MSI motherboard with no heatsinks? I'm in Florida, and it gets hot here. So the motherboard in my system is the MSI Pro b650-VC. Now i have not had any issues or plan to overclock, but when you push the 2k mark, give us a decent motherboard. I would suggest the protection plan for it as well just incase.