iBUYPOWER Desktop PC ATLAS SERIES NE401i FX-8000 Series FX-8320 (3.50GHz) 8GB DDR3 500GB HDD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2 GB Windows 10 Home 64-Bit

Pros: The graphics card is not bad

Cons: The computer gets hot way too much. I launch a game on the recommended settings, and 5 minutes later it feels like its burning. The computer turns off a lot of the time because it overheats. I even bought a cpu fan and a new heatsink fan to add. It still overheats. If you want to save money by buying a heater and computer you should buy this product.

Pros: You can look at the specs yourself, this is a very good entry - mid level gaming computer. It looks good and offers some room for further customization. This is my first gaming rig, and it has given me reason to learn a lot about everything that goes into building one of these machines, eventually I plan on upgrading several parts to bump the performance and inch myself towards owning a high end pc using this pc as the foundation. Although eventually it will need upgrades, it works just fine with everything at stock. I play most of my games on medium - medium/high settings because I simply don't need to play on ultra all the time. The most demanding games I play on the m - m/h settings are games like and including BF4 and AC:U. All games are able to maintain 30-60fps at 1080. And less demanding games run even better obviously.

Cons: Very minor, it gets hotter then is recommended but upgrading from stock fans and cpu coolers will fix this issue and is expected when buying a pre-built rig. The mother board is not currently listed on the specifications. In case any body is wondering it is the -- MSI 760GMA-P34(FX) AM3+ AMD 760G SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard -- you can look it up.

Overall Review: Very happy with the buy. Specific things I will probably have to upgrade in the future (not including fans and coolers because that is a given) if only to future proof the rig are the mobo and gpu. Thoughts on the rest of the parts: The 8320 is a fine cpu, provided you have the coolers, mobo (which would have to be upgraded), and psu to overclock it up to or past 4.0GHz. Keeping all this at stock is fine for now to but maybe not in a year or two. The gtx960 2gb is a fine gpu, but I feel that within the year, 2GB cards will only be good to meet minimum requirements in most AAA games. The 500w psu is fine, rigs with only one gpu do not need any more then that, at most an upgrade to a 625w 80+ bronze psu might be somewhat justified but only if you plan on OC the 8320 and upgrading the gpu. The 500GB HDD is fine, just maintain your game or video library and 500gb is more then enough. The 8gb ram is already good enough but if you want to future proof, you can easily upgrade this to 16gb with the current mobo (even more if you upgrade the mobo). The case looks nice, black and red color scheme on anything almost always looks cool. :-D.

Pros: Decent budget gaming build that is DX12 ready and performs great in most games at high-ultra settings @ 1080p.

Cons: Loud stock CPU cooler.

Pros: All around good prebuilt gaming PC runs games smoothly with good frame rate ( The Witcher Hunt 3, GTA V...etc.) Built in wireless

Cons: Really loud fan

Overall Review: Not much issues with this pc so far. Took a while to get everything to set up an work but that's just something you got to do with most all computers. The fan is pretty loud when you start it up but you get used to it after a while. Easy fix there if you are wanting a more quiet rig or to not have the background noise when streaming, recording, video chat or other. 500GB storage space memory is good as a starter, you can always upgrade if you need it. Cable management is decent and manageable but not the best. Airflow seems to be quite good so far, system has been staying cool for the 5 hours it has been running so far. Built in wireless hasn't been causing any issues and truthfully didn't even recall seeing that in the specs but it is a nice touch an saves me the extra bucks of buying a wireless adapter. The mouse an keyboard that came with it aren't too bad. The mouse has a nice feel to it but since I already have a wireless mouse I don't plan on using it. The keyboard looked as if it'd be quite noisy but isn't too bad. My only problem on the keyboard is that the 'D' key doesn't seem to want to work most times unless you REALLY make sure you press it down.

Pros: My old system was starting to fall behind for gaming and this system was exactly what i needed! It has everything i need to keep my game on!

Cons: Stock AMD CPU heatsink / fan is louder than a jet turbine... Bought an arctic cooler heatsink and now she purrs like a sabertooth :)

Pros: Even though having only owning this build for about a week now.. i can see no issues in the future unless something just happens.. like they do, that's life BUT besides that this is a great pre built gaming desktop. Everything was put together pretty darn well! It's nice to look at and even more fun to game on! I've always built my own PCs so this is a first and this was a great first timer purchase.

Cons: I honestly don't really have any cons for this purchase.. wish it could have came with a better standard cpu heatsink/fan but besides that, no issues with it at all.

Overall Review: If you know 'enough' about pcs and builds etc but you just need something ready to go out of the box that has the power behind it.. this would be a great option!

Pros: The GPU in the computer is a very strong sweet spot GPU, it stays cool, it can be overclocked (If you want to overclock, you should get a new motherboard and PSU). The 8320, yes it is not as good as an intel processor for gaming, however, it runs very well under a full load and when gaming crushes multi-core rendering, It runs all the games in my steam library with 30+ frames with the exceptions of games that are not well optimized i.e DayZ GAME LIST -ArmA 3(Optimized w/ Geforce Experience)- 29-60 frames -League Of Legends(max)- 200 frames -Counter Strike: Global Offensive(max)- Stays over 100 frames Any other questiones you can add me on Steam concerning frames @AllShookUp

Cons: The BiOS is VERY HARD to get open do to MSI Fastboot

Overall Review: Yes, the CPU heatsink is VERY loud.... However, if you are gaming you will usually have a headset on, I use a logitech G430 and I can barely hear the fan right next to me. The fan is not iBuyPower's fault. All AMD CPU fans are that loud, if you did not know that before you bought the computer you did not do ANY research... If you cant deal with it, buy an aftermarket cooler, Do not blame the computer for your arrogance.

Pros: Wonderful graphics, plenty of room and good processing power. Plenty of places to add extra fans because trust me you'll need it.

Cons: *cracks knuckles* *sits down* *Opens ledger* Well let's see, the internal fan on the processor is WAAAAY too loud and terrible. The computer begins to heat up very quickly if your playing a game which news flash isn't supposed to happen on a gaming computer. I tried to order a new fan and its screws wouldn't fit because the stock screws are of some magically different gauge.

Overall Review: GIVE US BETTER STOCK FANS.