Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was truly amazing perfect quality components are top tier and needed for what I was looking for

Handles every game I play with occasional freeze ups

great! very easy to use and have instant access to explore

No complaints. It's a good computer but nothing that wows me about it

For the price, which is good compared to many pcd, this runs well and has good specs.

It’s a really nice computer for the price just wish there was more room for up grades

It worth every penny I spend my kid lives it Thank you

I would say it’s a very well rounded PC, just don’t think the value is up there for what you’re getting.

Decent pc for the price, wish I did more research because i figured out later the cpu isn’t that great

If you want a PC to play games at 60fps this is for you! On a real note the CPU is going to bottleneck the 5080 look it up. Had the PC for a week and realized it played games worse than my pc from 2020 parts. Do your research on each part on these PC's.

Power PSU failed in 2 weeks there's not much else to say

Open box defective, worked well until it crashed while playing games.

This pc have some problem when you playing game the FPS DROP .

Just dont even bother wasting you good hard earned money.

This computer is somewhat of mixed bag; while it performs beautifully when playing games t 1080p, bumping up the resolution a bit can cause some noticeable slowdown in some games. This is somewhat surprising, given that the machine is sporting an 8400F Ryzen CPU and a GeForce RTX 5060 graphics card, but I think the RAM the 5060 is outfitted with (kind of a stingy 8 GB) might be the culprit. But if you can overlook ultra-high resolution in your gaming setup, this machine doesn't disappoint. And it runs cool as well. I was a little bit worried that the desktop would miss out on fancier cooling systems that are featured in the more expensive models in this line, but what's included here is more than adequate. I had no trouble keeping the CPU within tolerable temperature limits. The computer is also reasonably quiet. The fans powering the cooling system do not produce the kind of jet-engine-taking-off racket that so many gaming PCs do. One great feature is the inclusion of a number of parts that have standardized dimensions. You don't need to worry so much about getting the matching part from HP directly if you have to replace something. We all know of at least one gaming PC manufacturer out there that inflates the price of machine-specific components, but that's less of an issue with this desktop. RGB lighting is tasteful and easy to control from the home screen. You also get lighting that highlights the build of the chassis and gives it almost stoic accents. I can't speak for others, but RGB lighting that resembles a 60s psychedalia display doesn't really do it for me. One negative, though this is sadly consistent for HP - there is some bloat preloaded on the computer. Make sure to sign up for updates, special services, renew your anti-virus, etc. Yeesh. You can uninstall most of it, but it's annoying to deal with this nonsense on a high-end machine. And this is, despite its performance limitations, a high-end machine. HP knew who it wanted to target with this configuration and does a good job of it - people who want to get in to PC gaming but don't know where to start. The Ryzen chip is pretty powerful, and as long as gamers don't want or need the highest of resolutions, they'll be more than happy. Strongly recommended for new PC gamers. And the machine is cute, too!

The HP OMEN - 35L Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 5 8400F - 16GB DDR5 Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 - 1TB SSD - Panda Metal is a nice size tower with a compact build that is not heavy and easy to move around. Updating of the system occurred automatically. It is built as an interchangeable shell casing making it easy to upgrade and change parts, by simply untwisting screws in the back of the tower. This is good, because most prebuilt gaming computers do not come with the option to change parts. It comes with four fans covering 360 degrees of all components, in order to maximize coolness within the tower. The RTX graphic card is top of the line and the most recent, but should probably have an AMD Ryzen 9 to equal top of the line computability. The AMD Ryzen 5 processor is a lower grade than top of line processors and kind of out dated. The keyboard and mouse are low quality and are not useable for gaming, but perfect for use with a basic home computer. A gaming keyboard and gaming mouse ought to be purchased. There is RCB lighting that changes colors. I find a problem with only having one HDMI port making a dual screen connection impossible without the need to purchase a special cable to connect two monitors. I did not see any frame drops, while playing my low end games nor my medium end games. I noticed some minor frame drops playing my high end games, but that could be because my monitor is only 100 hertz. I suggest a monitor of at least 2k to handle the RTX 5060 graphics card. Also, the RTX ray tracing shadows is perfect. Instead of going to sleep, it keeps restarting which I must research. The HP OMEN - 35L Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 5 8400F - 16GB DDR5 Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 - 1TB SSD - Panda Metal is giving me hours of gaming thrills and fun with its great graphics.

First thing's first - the GPU. The GPU is an RTX 5060 with 8GB of VRAM, so, going above and beyond 1080p is going to be questionable - you might get some acceptable performance at 1440p should you turn the settings down and turning on DLSS or FSR (or a combination of the two), but be advised, you will likely have to fiddle with things a bit if you want those high frame rates others talk about. Is the GPU bad? Not at all - but it's going to be limited to today's games and potentially those of the next generation, but beyond that it's going to suffer due to the VRAM. 1080p - that's where you should live with this card! CPU is a Ryzen 5 8400F - middle of the pack - it's not horrible, but again it's not going to win the derby for speed. Can it game? Absolutely - again though, 1080p is where you should live with this CPU should you want good/great frame rates. It's a 6 core 12 thread processor and the cooling from HP does a decent job of keeping it within the temp range that AMD deems acceptable for the CPU. The case is white with the internals being black, hence the "Panda" coloration description. Actually I think it's pretty nice looking, but that's just me! It has 16GB of DDR5 ram , which in this day and age I consider an absolute bare minimum - consider bumping up the ram to 32GB or even 64GB, especially if you're using it for multitasking. You'll thank me later! The RGB on the fans and insides is pleasant, not garish, and it runs without a lot of fan noise. The NVME SDD could use a secondary drive as well as that 1TB fills up quickly in todays world of multi-gigabyte games. My wife has chosen to put this PC in the state of "dibs" so she can play "Stray", which actually runs exceptionally well on this machine! So yeah, it CAN INDEED game, just don't expect to max out your high refresh monitor unless you're playing a non-AAA title. Definitely a solid entry into the gaming realm though without isolating you to E-Sports-only gaming.

This was my first HP gaming PC, and it didn't disappoint. From the moment I pulled it out of the box and set it up, I fell in love with it. First, the Panda Metal case with the glass left side is beautiful to look at and the RGB lighting when turned on of course is colorful but also highlights the internal components with lights on the fans, nifty vertical solid color lights on the memory sticks and 2 large round stacked lights on the face. Getting down to performance, the AMD Ryzen 5 8400F CPU combined with Nvidia's RTX 5060 8GB GDDR7 produces high gaming frame rates flawlessly. I've read some reviews that panned the RTX 5060 but my experience on the games I play was nothing but impressive. It peaked out at 308 FPS and ran continuously in the mid 200 FPS with no problems on War Thunder, which is a fairly resource intensive game. The Omen ran cool and quiet the whole time. I never noticed any noise while gaming, and I was watching the CPU/GPU temps on an overlay while gaming. They stayed mostly in the 50-60 C degrees range. The sound system is outstanding. It's 5.1 DTS:X surround and I was blown away by it on my cheap 2.1 speaker system. I couldn't believe I was getting that sound on those speakers. I can only imagine on how great it would be on a good speaker system. The Audio control center allows for speaker configuration to match your setup and also has an equalizer. The gaming hub software has the usual stuff, plus advanced performance tuning including boosting the CPU overclocking the GPU. It also has a Light Studio for customizing the RGB lighting. The Omen 35L is equipped with a generous number of ports including 2-USB A 3.0 and 1-USB C 3.0 and a headphone jack on the top front of the case and 2 more USB A 3.0, 1-USB C 3.1, 4-USB A, standard audio jacks, 1-HDMI, 3-DisplayPorts and 1-ethernet, all on the back. This Omen 35L comes with power cord, keyboard and mouse, no other cables. The keyboard and mouse are nothing special, just the standard cheap ones you'd get with any PC. That's understandable to keep the price of this gaming PC competitive, as gamers are going to want to use their own favorite gaming keyboard and mouse anyway. You can spend a lot more money to get higher end components, but I think the average gamer would be very happy with this gaming desktop at its price point.

The HP Omen 35L is a pretty good entry level gaming tower. This is my entry into the HP line of gaming products so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was interested to see the difference from my usual ASUS. The Omen 35L looks real good with its modern minimalist design in the Panda color of a snow white shell with black fan cover, the glass window to see the internals and the RGB lighting makes it gorgeous, even the included peripherals (mouse & keyboard) are in that matching white. It will look real good on your desk. Under the hood its got, 1Tb of SSD storage which enough to hold a good number of games or one CoD (lol just kidding), 16Gb of RAM is a good amount for an entry level desktop with apps and games loading up fairly quickly, its using an AMD Ryzen 5 8000 which is an entry level CPU as far as performance goes with 6cores at 4.2Ghz and can be overclocked to 4.7Ghz, an Nvidia RTX 5060 8Gb GPU which is pretty good for an entry level GPU that can perform well enough for most games at FHD. I tried it out with Scorn, Halo MCC, and Helldivers at Medium-High Graphics and 60FPS and didnt have issues, so I'd say its acceptable. Now the reasons it loses 2 stars are a couple. For one there was a random screw loose inside the PC when I unboxed it. I could hear it tumbling around and had to open the shell to find it, its just a small screw and I couldn't find what it held down but the PC worked still so its not a crazy big deal just a dumb oversight in QC. Another reason is that this doesnt come with any Audio/Visual cables. It wasnt too big of an issue for me because I've got a bunch of HDMI cables, but its also not like they're expensive so HP could've just provided one, its a dumb choice to nickle and dime on that one cable. Lastly, the UI/Gaming Hub is more Ads focused than performance management focused, especiallywhen I compare it to Armoury Crate. While the PC management controls are there, they are more like a small sub category over the majority of recommended games and HP accesories to buy. Overall its a decent entry level gaming PC, if you're new to PC Gaming or wanting to buy one for your kids (good for Minecraft, Fortnite, Roblox) then this is a good option to have in mind.

Great!!! This is my wife's first PC and it is amazing. It run all basic to moderate games.