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-Plenty of room to work in -Excellent beginner-intermediate PC -Upgradable -LED's look fantastic, many options including OFF. -Plug-and-Play Friendly (Recommend new GPU before purchase).

- Runs smooth, very quiet - Comes as advertised, strong gaming desktop, runs anything you throw at it - Easy set up

-Works great -Easy setup -Quiet -Great parts -Fast Shipping -Packaged with care

After having this for a little while now I can say that i absolutely love it! It plays any game I throw at it, including some hard to perform games like Star Citizen and easily get over 100 fps. Build quality was great, came very protected in shipping. No dumb bloated software, and the liquid cooler works very well, hottest my cpu has gotten is 59c and that took a good 3-4 hours of gaming

I moved across the US last year and my gaming rig was destroyed in shipping. I bought this as as replacement. - Performs excellently in more CPU dependent games (Over 200fps at maxed out settings in League. A locked 165fps((matching my monitor frame rate)) in Valorant and playing in between 90 and 60 fps in CS2. Haven't tried any other games yet but these are my main titles and it has exceeded expectations My last rig had a Ryzen 7 1700 and a GTX1060 and while that hardware IS quite old this out performs it with no GPU. - EASY upgrade path. Plentiful room in the case for said upgrades. -Came with no unnecessary bloatware. - Was cheap enough I could pair it with a new high refresh rate monitor.

-Where to start....quiet PC! I was thinking the fans would be a tad louder in decibels but it is quiet! -Love the color scheme -Perfect PC for the activities I am doing--running stock programs, video conferencing, watching videos for classwork and when I can fit in another task, it'll be gaming. 3 monitors going and looking to add a 4th, a TV up on the wall connected to it where my stock program feeds to provide me real time information.

I bought this PC for my girlfriend and shes really happy with it. It was easy to set up, runs fast, and the RGB lights look great. She mainly uses it for gaming and everyday stuff, and everything has been running smoothly so far.

He says this game plays all the games he likes better than his old computer. It even plays games his old computer struggled with. His old computer was a 6 year old Alienware.

This is the best computer I've ever owned in my life, by miles. Also, their tech support (I'm a maroon) is really friendly and helpful.

This computer looks sleek. I'm not a fan of fish tank cases, and this having only a partial glass panel on the front, with front mounted intake fans, is very appealing. It really looks good from a variety of angles. No issues with the RGB, but it also looks good with it off. For hardware, my computer came with the dark version Asrock steel legend 9070xt, T-force delta ram, and the MSI pro B650-VC for the motherboard. The motherboard has an additional m.2 slot and the case has 2 brackets for 2.5 inch ssds in the back. It comes with a 750 watt power supply, but I cannot recall the brand. All parts arrived working normally. It has a 240mm AIO, rather than a 360, but the temperatures are normal with the 7800x3d. I often play games several hours at a time, and it never gets above 60. Typically it idles around 38. The 9070xt idles in the 30s as well, and usually runs in the 50s while gaming. The packaging was good. GPU came installed, but the case was filled with material to hold it in place. It also came with a keyboard and mouse. While I only briefly tried them out before using my old set up, they are decent enough.

Runs over 200 fps with better quality than a Xbox series x on 1080p on fortnite and Marvel rivals. not sure about 1440p havent upgraded my monitor yet. Perfect amount of space for games and anything else. also with the b650 youre able to add an additional storage chip. Beautiful rgb that comes with a little remote to change the color and mode/mode speed. Downloads games faster than my series x so the WiFi adapter it came with is great. no need for any overclocking or any reason to put stress on components I havent been over 70 degree Celsius though this seems as a starter pc so dont expect 4k high fps though it can handle 4k from what Im aware. Absolutely 0 bottlenecks ryzen 9600x and 4070 super are perfect paired together.

Havent been able to mess with it very much but so far I am very pleased with the computer. Boot up for games is quick and they run smoothly. Loved how well it was packaged as well.