Customer Ratings & Reviews

Both CPU & Graphics card are perfect for games like Fallout or Skyrim to run smooth without the choppiness. The tower is huge with so much space inside to make future upgrades as well! I want to add more RAM and 2 terabytes of memory just because my boyfriend and I play so many different games. I do wish it came with a bluray player but I can install one later as well. A cool feature is the 3 fans to prevent over heating. A lot of PC gamer friends would have that problem on self builds. For the quality of what is inside the PC and the price you're getting it at, it is definitely worth it without a doubt, for noobs and veterans alike. I don't think I will ever buy another PC. (I'll just keep upgrading this beast)!

-BOX WAS OPEN! Who opened it? Why? Its a really sturdy box not easily opened. (Pictures attached) -Internal HDMI port not working -Does not boot most of the time without pressing the power button first, then the sleep/reset button, (no display from rx470 HDMI unless EZ Debug VGA light flashes briefly) -The lights on the mouse do not light up if the display is not detected like in the previous sentence, (motherboard boot screen also doesn't display, pc doesn't boot) -Internal VGA port not working -rx470 looks slightly tweaked down and to the right (Picture attached) -rx470 displays multicolored scrambled memory at boot screen before motherboard boot screen (Picture attached) -motherboard came with a BETA BIOS pre-installed, V1.51 from here: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=283344.msg1615511#msg1615511 Games play great when it boots properly.

The PC arrived a week earlier than expected. I plugged the computer in and everything that was necessary was already installed so all that was left was to activate windows with the key on the tower. I'm able to play my games, such as Battlefield 4 or left for dead 2, on high settings. The motherboard is an MSI Bazooka which allows for more expansion. The mouse and keyboard are a great addition however my only complaint is that I didn't get the light up keyboard that is advertised, instead I got the multimedia keyboard. It's nice to know that I have many options on expansion in the future. The tower looks nice and allows expansions. As my first gaming PC, it's a good purchase.

I recently decided to get into PC gaming. I've only been a console and handheld gamer until I bought this desktop and can't believe I didn't decide on it sooner! Its perfect for me since I'm just starting to game on pc and from all the research I've done, there's plenty of room to upgrade down the road. The CyberPower mouse and keyboard are great and easy to get adapt to coming from a controller. It has an AMD Radeon RX 470 which is a great starting graphics card since I'm still playing games from 2016 like Overwatch and R6: Siege, 2015's Witcher 3, and Battlefield 3. The AMD Ryzen 5 1400 is a fantastic processor and has no trouble running multiple programs at once. Mostly I just listen to music while playing so I've yet to test its limits. The blue LED light on the side is a cool feature. Overall a great buy for anyone looking into picking up a gaming pc for the first time.

Have had the desktop for about 1 month now and I really enjoy it. I use it mainly to play Overwatch and the graphics card (AMD Radeon RX 470) is awesome with the game. I also enjoy the blue LED fans that come with it and it comes with Windows, which makes it easier than having to buy it separately. The fan makes a little bit of noise, but it is bearable.

Great gaming PC for beginner's. Really good for Minecraft, WWE 2k and works great with Shader's

Easy to set up for a beginner, capable of running games and other software without hiccups as advertised. Would recommend to a friend!

Good rig for the price, components are more expensive separately somehow. Comes with a keyboard and mouse which is nice, windows 10 installed. Can run any current games as of summer 2017 on ultra with 60fps+. Highly up-gradable, which is why I went with it. Make sure you have a DVI or HDMI connector or adapter for your monitor, VGA does not work with this GPU. DVI/HDMI is way better anyway.

Was originally going to try and build my own gaming PC. But with the price and availability of most of the parts required it appeared to be a daunting task, and worse destroyed my budget. With everything that's included a build like this would have easily run me a hundred dollars more. Able to fulfill all of my (albeit novice) gaming needs, with plenty of options to upgrade at a later date. Great Pc, Highly recommend.

This computer is great so far. I love the Ryzen processor. I am looking to keep this computer for a long time and upgrade hardware along the way. I would highly recommend this for any new gamer.

son love it , there is room to up grade . not bad for his starter pc in gameing

By far the best computer i've ever had since this is my first one...lol. The mouse and the keyboard are pretty smooth too.

--A 16 year-old's review of this PC-- [How I got it] This was the first powerhouse PC I've bought and I'm glad I used my first paycheck to pay for it; it was worth every single cent. Initially I was going to build my own PC based off of a build I found on YouTube: The Boson 4.0 by Austin Evans. It seemed good and considering the price it should have been a done deal but I wanted to by a computer that'd last and could run anything. So I went to the Best Buy here to compare the build to the computers they had in stock and see how it stacked up. My build was trash. It was decent, but compared to the builds there it was no contest. The employee there even explained to me if it bought the parts individually like I was planning to then I'd have to buy the Operating system too, which brought it within 60 bucks of the stuff in the store. 60 bucks difference for less than half the power and a fraction of the storage space (The Boson uses a SSD but still) So I asked the clerk to show me the best PC for about the price I would've paid and he instantly showed me this. A little extra but completely understandable. So I ordered it and it came 2 days early--much to my delight--and I've fallen in love with it since. [How it runs] This computer I'm typing on right now--she's a beast. My old computer I bought with birthday money when I was 9 ran tiny games like Castle Crashers and stuff like that at about 12-17 frames per second on the lowest settings (Horrible, but I didn't know better, I was happy) (Also Left4Dead with No lighting and everything was purple at 10fps) so I might be a bit biased but this girl right here runs a huge game (Fallout 4) on the highest settings ("Ultra" I believe) with more frames than I could fathom, I wouldn't be surprised if it was past 60 or even like 80. It even runs games better than my brother's PS4, which I haven't touched in days It runs: League of Legends at 171 (Like jeez, isn't that overkill?) Minecraft at 60+ (I can't figure out how to turn off the fps cap, it could definitely go higher) Various other games I have in the hundreds And I'm pretty sure there's not a single game out there right now that you can't play on high settings at a framerate that'll make your head boggle [Additional things] Comes with a decent keyboard and mouse, saving even more money (The Boson I could've gotten would've actually cost me more for a much weaker PC) [One small Caveat] This computer is godly but I have one compliant--my only compliant It doesn't seem like it came with a Wi-Fi adapter, or at least mine didn't. I was confused at first why it wasn't connecting (There was no Wi-Fi section in the Windows 10 Settings/Control Panel thing) and then when I realized what I was missing I told my step-dad. He silently stood up, grabbed an Ethernet cable and a drill with a spade bit, and just drilled a hole through the wall, giving no ****s. Literally. It was pretty awesome and I think the owners of the apartments might get a bit mad but it was pretty funny. My step-dad is awesome. Anyway the Ethernet cable is a lot faster than the Wi-Fi would've been so I'm happy it worked out the way it did but I could imagine how much of a pain it would've been if the Wi-Fi router was at the other end of apartment instead of just the other side of this wall. It really hurts the "out-of-the-box" usability of it but for me it didn't take too long, all set up and running within an hour or two (Again probably because the router was only on the other side of the wall, might've taken longer if it wasn't) [Conclusion] This PC is godly and I'm in love with it, it's well worth the price and it'll be able to run anything and everything in the next several years, I'd say 1-2 dozen years--which isn't something you can say about the cheaper alternatives you could get (I'd even be surprised the one I was looking at before would last 5 or 6 before it starts to become obsolete) Also, if you're a parent looking at this for your son or daughter let me give you an idea: I got a summer job that was only 6 weeks (with a half-week in there) at MINIMUM wage (~10$) and I managed to make more than I needed for this. Why not offer a deal to your kid that they could work for a summer to get it? They'd be motivated to work, have experience from a first job, enjoy the fruits of their labor even more, AND have some money left at the end of it. Not a bad idea and it gives them something to do over the summer Anyway, this computer is amazing so I'm going play her for as much as I can before school starts. I'm just gonna enjoy her a bit. Good luck to whoever this helps. -Angelo

my son is loving this pc for all the games that he plays on line. very nice and fast response time for games

It is a great gaming CPU with fast speed and do not slow down on heavy graphics or games

This PC screams quality. I got it up and running within an hour (updating windows 10 etc...) and I have to say it I would have paid full price for this one but luckily I got it on sale. I bought this PC (primarily for gaming ) on older titles but still graphics intensive (Age Of Wonders III for example) and I am not disappointed. Also fairly quiet considering what it's packing specs wise. The case is huge and there is more room for expansion than there is room being utilized with hardware. Great investment in the present and when my kids get a few years older this would have been a great investment for the future. Thanks!!

This is the first time i purchased a gaming rig. Most times i build them myself online but i was pleasantly impressed with this ready made system. Ryzen 5 and a 470! its runs everything on ultra just fine that i play. Fallout4 on ultra, Skyrim remastered, 7Days. I was most happy with the MSI Bazooka Motherboad I was not expecting that. For the money and being able to play decent games a while this rocks. As a side note my first upgrade will be to 16 gigs of ram and a SSD for the main OS.

I Just got the computer but I already love it. Setup was a breeze and runs amazing. Super quiet, hardly notice it's on.

This pc is my first ever pc and all i can say its amazing. It runs all my games smoothly and have no troubles. The included mouse and keyboard is amazing due to the fact you get everything for an amazing price. This pc is the way to go if you are looking for your first pc to game on.

Shipped quickly, much faster than it said. PC is great for gaming, good price for everything you get. Comes with a free gaming mouse and keyboard, windows 10 installed and ready to go. If you want a no hassle, affordable gaming pc then look no further!