Pros: Easy setup. The guide included is very intuitive and walks you through every step. Fantastic for first time gaming pc owners. Whisper quiet, doesn't sound like a jet engine taking off like my other PC. Startup speeds are amazing too, less than 30seconds to get to the Windows 11 login screen.

Cons: Packaging inside the case was a little sketchy to remove. Too much pressure put on the graphics card and ram made getting the liquid-to-foam (two step packaging) out of the case just a little challenging. All that said, it is VERY bright. It lights up the whole room without need of our LED strips on our desk.

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this PC to anyone looking to get into a gaming pc on a budget. Graphics card is mid tier and should run most popular games out now at around 50 to 60 FPS with ease. The fan setup inside the case also makes cleaning a breeze (pun not intended), as it allows you to freely move throughout the open case design, which allows less nooks for dust to collect. I will add that you should ensure to double and triple check all connections before powering on, as our GPU and power cables were completely disconnected from the motherboard itself. Aside from the power supply and GPU issues, this is a mighty fine PC for anyone on a budget looking to start their endless journey in the PC gaming world!

Pros: Computer itself ran great, till the PSU started to burn soldering Plenty of RAM Solid Motherboard with extra ports for RAM and GPU

Cons: Faulty PSU with bad soldering. Bad SSD with faulty partitions and horrendous. Exposed wiring on PSU from cables being crammed and shaved inside the case.

Overall Review: Long story short, I fought tooth and nail to get my PC after it got delivered to the wrong location in the first place. Come to find out it had been sitting at the Police Station for 2 months until THEY contacted me about the package they had. The shipping company did nothing to resolve the issue, stated that it was delivered and that was that. Got the box, completely unopened, everything there, no extra tape but shipping label was kind of peeled, all was good for the most part. Fast forward to January of this year after I had the machine for about 30 days. Power issues started in hot and heavy, PSU then failed, come to find out when they assembled the machine the PSU itself was shaved on several cables, causing an arc inside the case, which caused the PSU to overwork, heating up beyond 100C on one occasion, melting soldering out of the inside of itself. Replaced the PSU, after attempting to contact seller with 0 luck, and rerouted wiring through the proper ports in the case. Come to find out the SSD that was installed had preinstalled partitions on it from the builders, backed by passwords that I had 0 access to, taking up close to 200GB. Two weeks ago the SSD started to eat away at its overall storage, then completely obliterated itself. This situation then caused my machine to turn into a brick. Bought a new SSD from the local electronic store (big box store, big yellow tag as their logo) along with fresh Windows 11 disk, all is fine now that I'm another $300 in the hole. TL:DR Don't buy anything from AVGPC unless you like being taken advantage of. They sell machines that are slapped together haphazardly. They have 0 customer support skills, they pass it all off as "not their problem" and hang up on you. Avoid this company at all costs.