Gaming PC Desktop,Corei7 8th Gen,RX 5700 8G,16G DDR4,512G SSD

Ok so, I have been using this computer for over a year now almost 2, it has been a great computer, I stream daily for 5 hours a day every day and it has held up on what I expected, everything works perfect, except the only issue I have had is the USB ports some of them don't work. They did at first, but 3 months in they stopped working, but work intermittently now. sometimes I have to, reboot the computer because it doesnt go past the splash screen at start up. But other than that, it is one of the best computers and well worth it if you are on a budget. I honestly really do love this computer. It's a great starter. I recommend it.

This PC is honestly nothing more than a fancy, overpriced brick with RGB lights on it that I’m officially done dealing with. I bought this machine expecting to actually use it, but instead, I’ve spent my entire day staring at a "No Signal" screen and fighting with a graphics card that won't stay connected to the motherboard. Every time I try to do something as simple as moving an HDMI cable or picking the case up to adjust my setup, the whole system either freezes in time or completely blacks out, forcing me to spend hours shoving parts back into their slots just to get a glimpse of a desktop. It’s incredibly frustrating to have a computer that looks like a high-end gaming rig but performs like a broken toy that can't even handle a basic "handshake" with my monitor without tripping its own safety breaker. Just when I thought things were finally looking up—the fans were humming perfectly, the RGB was glowing, and the desktop actually loaded for a split second—I thought I was finally about to write a glowing, five-star review about how this machine is a beast that just needed a little love. But then, as soon as I reached for the mouse, the entire screen stuttered, the image locked up, and the PC dropped right back into a total, unresponsive freeze that reminded me this thing is a total 0/10 that is going straight back to the store.

So far so good. Be aware that this specific model (STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop Computer, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9GHz, Radeon RX 580 8G, 32GB RAM, 512GB SSD, WiFi 6, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x3, Windows 11 Home, White) has older components, which does not take away from the product in any way, as it performs very well for what you're getting. Yes it is 32GB of system RAM, however, and I think they should disclose this on their description, it is DDR3, which again, is not a bad thing, ESPECIALLY for the price you're getting this at. My last PC build had basically the same specs, and that thing ran like a champ, sadly the motherboard died (My current system is more modern than this PC I just bought). So far this computer has performed very well for 1080p gaming on high settings (not ultra) for the games I've installed on it (The Crew 2, Ghost Recon Breakpoin, Assasin's Creed Odyssey, Infinite Nikki and a lot others for example). As far as long term performance, I'll have to report back on it at a later date, since I bought this PC as a gift for my wife for us to be able to game together. But so far I'm satisfied. It performs well, looks great, especially with the RGB lighting (side note, the lighting is controlled via a remote, which I actually prefer over having to change setting within the OS, and the remote has a magnetic strip on the back so you can attach it to the metal part of the case). The WiFi works and the connection is strong, as well as the ethernet, both work as intended. The GPU has connections for HDMI, DVI, and display port. This PC can theoretically run video editing software like Davinci Resolve, since my previous machine could handle the same load with the same specs as this machine, so it is versatile for work and gaming, and light AI (I installed Ollama on this machine and it can run the smaller LLM's I installed from Gemma 3 and Gemma 4. Setting up the PC's OS (Windows 11 Home) was a breeze. My only recommendation is to get an extra HDD (unless you prefer the more expensive SSD) as the included 512GB SSD is not enough unless you offload games. Oh FYI, the WiFi and Bluetooth comes separate as s USB antenna adapter, which can be plugged into the back IO or side panel USB port. One last thing, the keyboard and mouse that are included are BASIC and SUPER cheap, but again, for what you're getting I cannot complain, just be aware of it. Personally I'm not a mouse and keyboard gamer, but rather prefer to play with a gamepad.

Love this pc..graphics r real good i play games and this pc is fast very fast easy to setup .. and I bought it. Because my old computer was so laggy but this pc is fast no lag while I’m playing

Alright so ive had it for 18 days now an it works solid. Ive played games like Ark Survival Evolved, Rust, God of War, Rainbow Six Siege, Killing Floor 2, Far Cry 3 and Far Cry5 with ZERO performance issues. But here some problems to expect. The WiFi adapter they send will not work it constantly will disconnect you from your internet your gonna need a new one. Second this one kinda just personal preference the keyboard sucks its big the keys are a lil funky an I just dont like it. Third the door on the one that I received sticks an I have to lift up on it to get it open. there was definitely more problems I had with this PC but I had a stroke back in July so I have a hard time with my memory when I tried posting a review 8 days ago the denied it because I made fun of the PC community which im still going to do in this review ill keep it more tame I guess. Now do I think it worth the 600 dollars.. Yeah id say its a pretty fair price for what your getting. The problem I have with the PC community is they'll tell this thing wont even work its going to blow up an explode when you plug it in an not because thats true it just because its a 600 amazon pre-build that lets you play with them on there $6,000 custom PC that there mom bought for them dont let them scare you out of ballin onna budget because there usually just spoiled brat with no sense of what a dollar is or how hard it can be to actually earn one

If you’re looking for a good quality entry level gaming computer I believe this one will make you happy. My son is 19yrs old and a gamer, but needed an additional computer to run when he’s here visiting his dear old dad so I bought this one for him. He really enjoyed it and it was easy to set up, and value for the money was awesome and I made sure it had Windows 11 (I had to send another computer back because it wouldn’t upgrade to 11) so this computer comes with Windows 11 pre-loaded! He plays Marvel Rivals a lot and Roblox so he needs a set up that’s fast and it runs well, and the graphics are very good. Cons: This computer comes with a really poor Wi-Fi antenna, it’s a small usb nib in the back of the computer. It’s very slow and weak, so we replaced it with a UGreen WiFi Antenna for around $14 and it made this computer scream with speed! No lag and very fast reaction time so he can move quickly. Overall: It’s a 👍🏽 Thumbs Up and I’d definitely recommend this computer, but know you’ll need to replace the WiFi Antenna!

I'm writing this review on this PC that I just got in the mail. Fast shipping and the packaging was wonderful. This is the first company I've seen put safety precautions inside of the computer such as Styrofoam. Fast gaming pc, works on arrival and I haven't seen any problems with it. Will recommend EDIT: after a couple of days of using the PC, there has been random freezing that only can be fixed by shutting down. Looking at the motherboard the DIMM3 red light is on for the ram meaning the third slot ram stick is either faulty or wrongly placed, after doing some investigative work on a PC and re-inserting the ram it seems like one of the clamps for the third ram slot has trouble holding and clamping. Outside of that there isn’t that many issues I will have to go to the shop to see what’s wrong with the motherboard ram slots. I will also place the ram stick on another slot to see if it’s the ram stick or the clamps on the ram stick slot EDIT 2: Did more technical work and found out that there is an issue with the DIMM3 Ram Slot (3rd Ram slot) on the motherboard. I removed the 1st and 3rd ram sticks from the motherboard and the red light disappeared. I then used the remaining ram sticks and inserted them into the 1st and 3rd ram slots and then the red light reappeared. The motherboard came in with a faulty ram slot. I've contacted the seller in hopes of a replacement PC being sent. Will update on if I have any luck with that, until I get a resolution on the matter, my review score will be at 2 stars.

1 of the 2 had immediate power supply fail plugged it in and sparks shot out of it I didnt contact support as I had a psu on hand and just replaced it as it was Christmas eve and needed it in the morning for the kids... now that being said I've had zero issues with either 1 since then lights work great and pc isnt bad for roblox Minecraft etc im gunna give it 3 stars just cuz the psu failing most people dont have those parts on hand

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