Dell - G5 Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7 - 9700 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 - 1TB HDD + 256GB SSD - Abyss Gray

I will update my review later after setting up the new PC but for those of you thinking you will have 3 Display Ports and a DVI port in addition to the HDMI from looking at the photo on this product, that is NOT what I received. The PC I received has 1 DVI, 1 Display Port and 1 HDMI, which means I will need a 2nd Video card if I want to use all 3 of my monitors using Display Ports. I think they need to update the photo on this product to show what it actually includes. I spent HOURS researching this before ordering and now wished I had just gone to a custom computer shop and had a custom one built like I did last time.

I purchased this based on spec and to certain point, by the pictures. The picture shows a massive CPU heatsink with heat pipes. What I got was not as impressive as the one in the picture. I don't see any heat pipes. The Video card also looks different from the picture--it looks smaller and different than the picture. The picture in the manual shows 4 HDMI ports. It only came with one HDMI, one DVI and one display port. I was a little disappointed, but I knew what the specs were. I really only had one choice at this price range and specs for my needs. Good news is, it is fast relatively speaking. The SSD allows programs to load super fast. Boot time seems like less than 60 seconds. The fans are very quiet. I'm not using this for gaming, so I can't comment on its performance in that application. The mouse that it came with is very cheap and clunky, but it works. I'll be changing it. The keyboard is also cheap, but responds fine enough to my taste. As for reliability, or robustness, I've only had it for few weeks, so I can't comment on that. I got it when it was on sale, so I'm ok with it.

This is a pretty solid gaming computer. I've had no problem running games like Fallout 4 and Doom 2016 at max graphics. This tower is quiet, unless I'm listening for it I can't hear the fans over any games or music. The PC has tons of USB ports both on the front and back of the case as well as audio and mic ports on the front. The only downside I've found so far is the 3d light strip on the front. It is ungodly bright and I've yet to find a way to dim it or turn it off in settings. But that's a very minor problem.

Fast CPU, easy setup. Haven't failed me yet. No issues so far. Always working and can get online and do work when needed. Nothing worst than turning on the computer and have to wait 5 minutes to even use it. This product comes through each time.

Love my new tower. It’s super fast. I bought it because my other tower was super slow and wouldn’t update. The gentlemen who helped me and my hubby was very very helpful and knowledgeable. He helped us pick the correct one for my personal computer at home. I would recommend the Best But on 82nd in Portland, Oregon. He’s a great asset to your company. Athena McKinzie

The guy who helped me, was very knowledgeable, and answered every question I had. He found all the cables I needed to go with my new computer and my devices at home. I wish I always had him as a salesman. I think he may be the best salesman you have.

The computer itself is fine for what I need it for (software development and occasional low-end gaming). However, Windows puts so much unnecessary crap on here. I had to go into the task manager to forcibly stop several applications and processes that were unnecessary. So many apps while I was coding was causing the cooling fans to startup. Now that I've removed a lot of unneeded software I haven't had issues with the fans.

My expectations - that it wouldn't freeze when I loaded up my browser with a zillion tabs of articles not yet read - were met! Thus far, it is performing perfectly.