iBUYPOWER Desktop PC Gamer Power 918i Intel Core i3 550 (3.20 GHz) 4 GB DDR3 1 TB HDD ATI Radeon HD 5450 Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Pros: Fast processor. Easy overclocking with this setup. No extra bloatware. Easy to understand motherboard manual for do it yourself tweaking.

Cons: Loud PSU fan.

Overall Review: This is a great computer for a casual gamer. No extra purchases necessary. The ATI Radeon 5450 is just fine for the casual gamer or WOW player. With some quick tweaking of both the i3 CPU and ATI 5450 this computer is blazing on WOW. World questing I average between 65-75 fps. In the most crowded parts of cities it averages between 46-55 fps. In less video demanding locations such as Blasted lands I run between 68-83 fps. In game Video settings are varied but mostly set to high. Again, great value PC for casual gamers or players of less demanding games like WOW.

Pros: i3 3.2ghz 4GB DDR3 1333hz Big Case (Expansion) LED light in the front 480W PSU (Upgrade to a 5670 Video card at most) *risky using a 5770, but possible try*

Cons: RAM is not 1600hz PSU Fan is Loud. 5450 512mb GDDR3 Video Card

Overall Review: The video card wasn't "meant for gaming." So I upgraded it to a Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5670 1GB GDDR5. Works perfect and is now flying through any game I give it on all max settings. (CSS, Vindictus, Maplestory, WoW, Atlantica Online, Dungeon Fighters Online, CoD: MW2 & Black Ops) - Will test out SC2 soon.- At first, I thought the PSU Fan was dieing on me. However after a day or two, it was normally loud. So don't let that startle you. Bad boy came to me in 2 DAYS! (Ordered it Friday... UPS doesn't ship on weekends.. so I don't count those... then it came Monday!) 5 Eggs in my book. Big upgrade for me and does everything I want.

Pros: 1.-It did NOT arrive D.O.A like a few people said theirs did (I did worry about that!) 2.-Such a good price. 3.-This PC works on my HD TV with just an HDMI, That was always my plan. 4-Easy set up, it was plug and play. Big Plus ++ I'm a novice with PC's. Like I said in my "Tech Knowledge" 5.-My 42' HD TV is now my monitor BECAUSE MY VIDEO/GRAPHICS CARD (ATI Radeon HD 5450) HAS HD OUT! Very important if you want it to work on your HD TV. As long as the graphics card has an "HD" in it, it will work on your HD TV. 6.-I got a beta for the new MMORPG "RIFT" and my PC was able to run it in 1920x1080 (the highest setting for video quality) and it looks so great and runs smooth still!! 7.-I got just what I was looking for!

Cons: 1.-It took me a while to figure out how to adjust the video settings. (This is my first personally owned PC) 2.-The Surround Sound I bought with it didn't work with my PC, because the PC doesn't have Optical Outs:( (That peeved me) 3.-My friend got a lap top 3 months ago and it has 2GB more of RAM.

Overall Review: I am very happy with the processing power of this PC. I would recommend it for a person like myself that wants to play MMORPGS and wants to use their HD TV for a monitor.

Pros: You get a lot of PC for the price. There's no bloatware and I was up and running in just a few minutes. It runs WoW at between 19-30 fps on high (19 with rain and large numbers of toons, 30 most places) and may slightly dip in major cities with large numbers of toons. There are plenty of usb ports and they are well positioned to all be used.

Cons: The lack of additional ram slots may prove to be a bit of a hassle but as of now it's not.

Overall Review: The fan. I know that people have been saying that it's amazingly loud, but it's not entirely true. Yes it isn't silent but it's not particularly loud. I would say that it's probably half as loud as my kitchen hood and with my headphones on I don't even notice it. As of right now I am having a conversation with my son and neither of us has to speak up. I would recommend this to most people because it's going to simply work. For the extreme gamers it's obviously not a good choice but they already know that. If you are here then you should buy it.

Pros: This thing's cool. It may not be made by a well known brand, but it's a great system. Nice and reliable, a very open case for cooling (it just about never gets hot no matter what you're doing), and a nice big fan. The terabyte hard drive is obviously a plus for gamers and generally people in the media business. The graphics card is also a big plus. Those unfamiliar with ATI cards: these cards are extremely powerful, with high speed across the board. Couple that with the RAM and the i3 processor, and you've got yourself a fast system. The case is also a plus for people who like to tinker around the innards of the system. It's very large and spacious and you can get it open in about 15 seconds. There's quite a few USB plugs in the back, one in front, firewire, all that. For an offbrand system, it's really great. It comes with Windows 7 inside, and Office 2010 preloaded.

Cons: Of course, there are some problems with any system, and the main one for me involves the front plugs of the case. I opened it, and about two days later, the front board there came loose. It's not a huge issue, you can fix it with a screwdriver, but it's still an issue nonetheless. For some people, an open case might be an issue due to dust, but again, not a huge problem.

Pros: Too many to list.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I suggested that those who bought this PC should go ahead and purchase a Sapphire Radeon HD 5670 and am going to write a last update on it. It's been 3 months since I've owned this PC (supposedly). There have been no issues thus far. A common issue is SP1 and Itunes. It will not sync w/ any apple products. I don't know if its a universal issue or just this PC. Other than that, buy this PC. You will not get a better deal w/ the potential this PC offers.

Pros: my bad, yes it has hdmi. i will try to hook it up to my 1080p 120 inch Epson hometheater projector and see what happens.

Cons: none so far

Pros: Works great. No complaints. I bought this for my mother-in-law.

Cons: It's loud. The fan on the power supply is the culprit.

Overall Review: It does have HDMI. I am not sure what the other reviewer is referring too. Maybe he doesn't know what HDMI is. I have it hooked up to my LCD TV in my front room through HDMI.