“I am researching a starter gaming PC. Can this run modded Minecraft, Roblox, and Sims 4? Also, does it have Windows? I'd like to know the included keyboard's specs as well. Is it mechanical? If so, switches? Is it hot-swappable? Keycap profile? Thanks :)”
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Modded Minecraft i was running about 200 fps average, peak was 600 and roblox will run not sure about sims never played it. I recommend getting a different keyboard when i got mine it was broken (only the letter m when you click other keys) I first used a hyperx keyboard, then a red dragon k552 and I am currently using a RK61. Yes it has windows.
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