STGAubron Gaming Desktop PC, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9GHz, GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6G, 32G RAM, 1T SSD, 600M WiFi, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x6, RGB BT Sound Bar, Windows 10 Home

I bought this PC last year as I didn't have time to build my own between work and college. I mainly just wanted to play Baldurs Gate 3 asap, and this did the job. It has been surprisingly reliable beyween gaming and homework, and I can't say that I've really had any issues with it so far. I do want to point out though – the parts (cpu, gpu, ram) are definitely not even close to the latest models. It has DDR3 RAM which surprised me to find out, when DDR4 has been the standard for some time and DDR5 is becoming more popular. I also upgraded to a Samsung NVMe M.2 2TB SSD which helped also, since it only included a 512GB SATA SSD I believe. The 1660 ti is a good GPU, even though it's been out for quite awhile. I've found it can handle just about any game I've tried so far on at least medium to high settings normally (auto detect settings on bg3 even puts it at ultra). Also, it doesn't include integrated wifi, so you'll need to buy a USB wifi dongle if you're not connecting it directly by ethernet cable. I believe someone recommended one in another comment (which I did purchase for about $20 and have had no issues). Ultimately, if you're looking for a relatively low cost PC that will (mostly) be ready out of the box then I do recommend this PC based on its reliability, ease of setup and absence of issues thus far. However, is this the best prebuilt setup available for the price? Probably not. For better value, I'd recommend searching Microcenter or Newegg's deals (especially refurbished). If I remember correctly, I did receive this PC pretty fast after ordering with Prime. If you're in a hurry I suppose that could be justification enough. It mostly comes down to whether you're prioritizing overall value or convenience. I'm in the process of putting together my own AMD build now, but I have to say this PC has served its purpose quite well over the last year.

my pc arrived 3 days ago, it came in great packaging, arrived exactly when it said it was supposed to, and even had expanding foam in the inside, ensuring the safety of the system. The RGB lights looked great and i was overall impressed. That’s where the good ends. Fast forward to now, 3 days later, i was running fortnite (low settings, very low demand) and next thing you know the pc turned off and my headphones started a constant buzzing noise, my keyboard lights turned off as well as my mouse. I started wondering what happened so i tried turning the pc back on, but the system wouldn’t do anything. I unplugged it from the wall and plugged it back in then tried to start the pc again… it came back up! just to shut right back off not 2 seconds later no exaggeration, now it constantly does this when i try to turn it on, the lights come on for 2 seconds then turn back off for 10 and so on… i was able to reach out to amazon tonight and setup a return to get my money back, i’ll for sure be taking that money elsewhere and dropping the extra 200-300 dollars to ensure this never happens again. if reading this helped in any way then i feel like i’ve done a solid favor to somebody and helped them save their money and time, this was very disappointing, although, i guess you get what you pay for.

best bang for your buck! bought for my 16 year old gamer and it was a great option! Looks awesome, runs well and is not cheaply made

This is review is for the i7/RX580 16GB Ram, 512GB SSD system. Price at time of review is $499.99This is INITIAL review done a few hours after taking out of the box and written using said computer.Real specs:Processor: i7-4790Ram: 2 8GB DDR3SSD: SATA, did not disassemble enough to see what brand was labeled asVideo card is unbranded AMD Radeon RX580 2048SPThe motherboard is a mini-atx board, so only 1 PCIe slot and no NVME slot. There are 4 built in SATA connections though. Processor is NOT eligible for Windows 11. If you wanted to strip out Windows and put on a Linux flavor I'm sure that would work.The Bluetooth 5.0 is not native and instead is a USB dongle, but with 9 (6 USB2, 3 USB3) USB ports there's plenty of places to put it.Bootup was fine, setup no problems, no BSODs and system been running for a few hours now. Bloatware was limited to what comes with a fresh install of Windows 10.Since this is billed as a gaming computer did some checking at "Can I Run It" to see what it could in fact run.According to Can I Run It, it will run all the games listed in description, except for Eldon Ring.Not mentioned in description, but will run as per Can I Run It:Red Dead 2 - RecommendedBaldur's Gate 3- MinimumHelldivers 2 - MinimumWitcher 3 - RecommendedDiablo IV - RecommendedTo give you an idea of what it won't run, will NOT run as per Can I Run It:Starfield (duh)Cyberpunk 2077 (conflicting, could be minimum)Indiana Jones and the Great CircleWarhammer 40KMechwarrior 5: ClansAll that said this would make an okay budget computer if you aren't looking to play the latest and greatest games.As billed and priced it's a $500 computer, don't expect it to be a $1000 computer and it's fine. Case is upgrade ready with plenty of breathing room down the road when today's motherboards and processors and down in the $100 range for easy upgrades.UPDATE Edit:Taking off a star for the network. Onboard NIC is not reliable at all. Keeps dropping connection. Included Wifi USB dongle also garbageish. Sadly already have the system up and running and old system disassembled for parts, so can't just return for a new system in hopes of getting a working network. Pulled out a spare TP-Link USB wifi and seems to work fine so far.