Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is an awesome deal for the price. Essentially get all the standard pc components you would use to build a PC anyway, with some really good liquid cooling/rgb effects. Overall this thing is a beast. I purchased it because it's impossible to get parts right now and I was fed up with fighting with scalpers for parts. If this becomes available again, I would highly suggest snatching it up. The motherboard even comes with more expansion for a M.2 drive and plenty of sata ports to spare. I use this as a development computer as well as a gaming rig and this thing will handle anything I throw at. Intensive processing for large scale data? a piece of cake. Running any game at the highest settings, childs play. An entire server enviornment while running minecraft with RTX shaders on? Walk in the park.

Okay, to start off the review, (because the other one was totally not a good one) I purchased this PC after my other one died. My previous one was a CyberPower PC with a i-5 9400k, GTX 1660 ti, 8gb of RAM, etc. This one is a major upgrade! For starters, this PC comes with a AMD Ryzen 7 5800x, 32GB 3200 DDR4 RAM, RTX 3080 (My model is a EVGA GeForce RTX 3080) 1TB SSD and 3TB HDD. As an avid console gamer, merging into PC gaming, I play lots of Escape From Tarkov, S.T.A.L.K.E.R Anomaly, Skyrim VR (Heavily Modded), Fallout 4 VR (Heavily Modded), Half-Life: Alyx, etc. I also play tons of VR with an Oculus Quest 2 (Upgraded from a Rift S which actually was the reason my other PC died) This computer can run any game perfectly. No hiccups, no stuttering, max graphics, and whatever frames your monitor can output. I also edit a lot of videos in Premiere Pro and After Effects, and with the CPU being as beefy as it is, it runs those programs no problem. The workload that this computer can handle is really great and it has no problems being solely a gaming PC or work PC. Being a college student, I'm both a gamer and worker. If this PC goes in stock and you read this review, definitely get the PC if you can afford it. Not a paid review, just a review that is in-depth from a simple college student! Also, I've not tried streaming yet, but if my other computer could stream just fine, this one will have no issues whatsoever! Good luck, and hope this review helps you decide!

so far so good, had to swap out the 850w power supply with a 1000w one after a rough set of storms

This is such a great and powerful PC. Everything I need to work hard and play hard!

Great machine. Fast service and shipping. My son is very happy with this for his gaming needs.

you should get this I've only had a slight problem with it nothing that could not be fixed

I recently got my hands on a pretty impressive computer setup, boasting an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-Core Processor and a whopping 32 GB of RAM. At first glance, this machine screams high performance, designed for gamers or professionals who need that extra oomph. But, as I learned the hard way, even the mightiest rigs can have their Achilles' heel. The Good: Let's start with the positives. This computer handles multitasking like a dream. Whether it’s gaming, video editing, or just having a ridiculous number of browser tabs open, it doesn’t break a sweat. The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X is a beast - games load quickly, and everything runs smoothly. The 32 GB of RAM is more than enough for most tasks, making this system a solid choice for power users. The Frustrating Issue: However, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. I encountered a significant issue that's quite a headache. During ANY gaming sessions, the monitors suddenly lose signal. This isn't your usual stutter or lag – the screens go completely black, yet the game continues to run in the background, as I can still hear the audio. It's baffling and disrupts the entire experience. Troubleshooting Attempts: I tried a bunch of fixes. Updated the graphics drivers, checked the cables, even monitored the GPU and CPU temperatures. The GPU stays at a cool 122°F, so overheating is off the table. The CPU is even cooler at 105°F, and the liquid cooling system is working just fine. I'm starting to suspect it might be a power supply issue.

Defective product basically. Geek squad had the computer longer than I did.

i bought this about a year ago and ive used it everyday since then it a really cheap but good starting pc it runs big games like rust and warzone pretty easily i really love it

Pc was very good and it arrived on time perfectly, The pc can run all the games i would have loved to run.

Amazing company and amazing pc! ran into a few problems but was simple to fix. Would recommend!