Pros: Honestly this computer is great so far. Bought it with plans to upgrade it to help a friend. Didn't end up needing to change too much. Build is good. Cable management is really nice and clean. Looks great, too-- really nice and understated, but you can also do all sorts of fun RGB stuff if you want. The components inside are name-brand as well and don't seem like they'll blow up which is great. I'm impressed.

Cons: Stock CPU cooler was the only thing I ended up replacing. The normal AM4 mounting bracket for the cooler was missing, but luckily I had one laying around from a prior build.

Overall Review: Nicely done.

Pros: Very well packaged Runs great Wireless and Lan support

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Overall a great pc, im glad I bought it. Time to swap to pc gaming

Pros: -Graphics -Price point -disk space

Cons: -Hard disk instead of SSD for primary storage (updated) - found now that Geforce Now doesn't support Civilization 6.... not a brand new game. If I was into more high FPS games, starting to have doubts. Dropping another point

Overall Review: I've built my own systems (actually incremental upgrades in the same case) for the last 15 years. I never buy top end or bleeding edge. With the introduction of the Cezanne architecture I was stoked to upgrade with the Ryzen 5 5600, then came across the warnings about mbs not necessarily having compatible bios yet. Looking at the pre-built options and breaking down the price on components there was no way I could beat this graphics card at this price point. I prefer to install games to the non-os drive. This is where it comes up short. Having used ssd exclusively for a number of years the hard drive has to be why I am seeing stuttering for games that I never saw with my old 4GB graphics card. Constant? No. But load times for screens in FO4 (for example) have definitely increased also. I wish there was an option to pay the difference to upgrade to a SSD. (Updated) With finding Civ 6 is not supported - don't know if it is Nvidia or 2K abusing the buyers - it drops another point. If I hadn't been between a rock and a hard place due to code release, I am leaning more heavily toward building my own for a few extra bucks and greater value.

Pros: Great price on this power horse. Runs games seamlessly. Coming from a laptop as prior computer for gaming, this desktop was a huge upgrade. It came double boxed with bubblewrap. Computer booted right up. No issues at all.

Cons: No real cons. The computer runs great.

Overall Review: Definitely a great buy for a gaming system. This is a solid upgrade for people.

Overall Review: No bloatware at all. No issues with setup. I like that you're not paying for a generic keyboard and mouse (neither is included). Nice, simple design. Performance is really good so far.