Avatar Gaming I3-32GT Desktop PC Intel Core i3 3220(3.30GHz) 8GB DDR3 1TB HDD Capacity NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 1GB Windows 8 64-Bit

Pros: Lighting on the fans is cool with the switch to color change.
Runs quiet and cool.
Seems fast.
Love the 1g video it comes with and really love the MSI afterburner.

Cons: Well I ordered two of these. One for me and one for my wife. Mine started fine with no problems and has been running great, BUT my wifes started up and went right to BOIS error and would not start and kept restarting over and over again. I put in the windows 8 disk and ran it for errors and after the third time it started windows and I needed a name and password to get into it. So that all did me no good. So I had to wipe the hard drive and reinstall windows again. First attempt failed. Second attempt went threw and it seems to be work great for her now.

Other Thoughts: Other then having the problems with the wife's computer at the start they seem to be running great, smooth and quiet. I would buy it again if I had to.

Pros: None

Cons: Arrived dead. The PSU is cheap and a korean make. Probably doesn't reach 430w like it says. Beware, this item is non-refundable. You can only get it replaced. Don't buy.

Pros: Like one other reviewer, I was very nervous about ordering from what seemed like a random, small company with no other reviews (at the time of ordering). However, I am very glad I made the leap of faith on this one; everything came as described and fully functional. The "guts" were professionally installed and organized, so it was easy for me to customize it to my pleasing. Windows 8 loaded perfectly for me and couldn't have been easier to setup. The processor is pretty decent and runs all my games well coupled with my NVIDIA GTX 670 (we're talking ArmA 2, Battlefield 3, Planetside 2, Skyrim... All the latest games and all on maxed out settings). The lights on the fans are a nice touch as well, looks pretty cool at dusk.

Cons: No Wifi or Bluetooth, though you can easily add them on. The GPU it comes with isn't too good for high performance games. In fact, I immediately swapped it out for the GTX 670. The power supply was a problem however, since I could only find one cable to plug into on of the card's two required slots. Currently I am stuck using another computer as a power supply, so I strongly recommend ordering another supply with this product, at least a 500 watt.

Other Thoughts: I was very surprised with the quality of the product I was receiving. Though some parts are outdated, this is great for the beginner PC gamer on a budget.

Pros: I've only had this for a day, and was nervous about buying a weird brand that didn't have any reviews.

So far, I really like it though. Booted right up super fast, Windows 8 was getting a lot of setup errors as I tried to "move in", so I installed Windows 7, and it's running like a dream. Windows Experience Index isn't a fan of the graphics card and only rates it (and thus the system) at 5.4.

Box includes separate CDs for Win8 Recovery, Drivers, and Graphics Card Disc. This is appreciated as many manufacturers make you ask for them, then try to charge you.

It runs whisper quiet, seems pretty fast, very roomy on the inside for upgrades.

3 fans inside to keep things ultra cool.

4 Video Outputs! But the onboard HDMI does not hit even 720 resolution, you'll have to plug into the GPU HDMI port for higher resolutions.

I went with this one over the iBUYPOWER brand because of all the complaints, and this one had a nice power supply. So far I am enjoying it, and I'll update this in a month.

Ordered Friday at 9am, delivered Saturday at 8:30am...for $5 shipping. Newegg rocks.

Cons: I don't know what brand "Avatar" is, but the brand name on the case is Gigabyte, the drivers are all Gigabyte, and if you look on the picture it says Gigabyte on the bottom.

The little laser light show on the front of the case is a little cheesy, but you can turn it off. Does not change the inside light, which is always blue, always on.

Tower is bulky, and the hard drive connection cables look like they may be hard to get at. Plenty of space on the motherboard to add cables, but can't find an empty power supply cable yet (haven't looked too deep yet)

Some of the usb port entryways feel just a tiny bit loose, or not as tight as they should be. Using caution when putting in or pulling out any cables.

No 5.1 or 7.1 audio card installed, will have to buy my own to accommodate existing speakers, but I knew that going in.