HP - Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i5-8400 - 8GB Memory - NVIDIA GTX 1060 - 1TB HDD + 256GB SSD - Black

I purchased this item for use with my telescope and ended up putting it on my telescope! I knew this computer would help me with all the USB 3.0 ports it had but it exceed all expectations when I installed it on the scope. The powerful processor combined with the memory made this a standalone solution for me. And we won't mention the quad monitor setup. That alone blows people away!

I had no issues at first. Now I have been having an issue where I can’t seem to use the computer without it restarting when it wants and showing a blue screen. I am not even able to get on the desk top so it’s practically useless.

I have had this computer for two months and have had no issues. Fast enough to run all my applications and games. Looks great hooked-up to a 65" 4K Ultra HDTV.

I purchased this computer open box for roughly $300. At this price, it's a great value and performer for 1080p gaming, even at high refresh rates of 144Hz if you're playing eSports titles. I added some additional RAM (by default it only had 8GB in single channel). I also upgraded the NVMe drive with a spare 512GB I had lying around. There's mounting and wires for another SATA drive in addition to the 1TB HDD included. With a mild undervolt on the CPU and GPU, the temperatures are very reasonable and the system does not overheat or get too loud. Overall, a great little prebuilt as long as you use it for what it's good at.

It's still early, but so far no complaints. Very fast, no lag. I can run multiple high CPU applications with 0 issues. This is my first gaming PC. I am able to run Xbox games flawlessly. I recommend this PC

Great for gaming and everyday use and it has a disc drive

I bought this computer specifically for running a flight simulator and fpv simulator, it seems to run both of the programs flawlessly and the graphics seem to be good. It does get a bit warm but I've never had any overheating issues, the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the light on the DVD drive doesn't work the guy at Best Buy told me it must be defective but it still reads the discs properly and I wasn't going to go through setting up a whole new pc just because of a tiny light even though it should work.

Not really your child’s or your ideal gaming pc, it can run pretty much anything on low settings not entirely bad but for the money you might as well keep saving and just buy a custom one or buy the parts and build yourself.