Dell Inspiron Gaming PC Desktop AMD Ryzen 7 2700 Processor, 16GB DRAM, 1TB HDD, AMD Radeon RX 580 4GB GDDR5 Graphics Card, Windows 10 64-bit, Blue LED, Model Number: i5676-A696Blu

Bought the $700 version with the Ryzen 7 2700 processor and Raedon Rx 580 4GB.So far have been loving it. Runs the games I play well and beautifully.Benchmarks:ARMA 3: ~50-60FPS on Ultra Settings, dips a little during heavy actionsXCOM2: 60+ FPS on Ultra, consistentTW: WARHAMMER II: Typically 60 FPS, can dip below during massive battlesRising Storm 2 Vietnam: ~80 FPS, consistentThis machine can run many modern games at around 60 FPS on Ultra or High graphics settings,Pros:Decent specs for the cost, building a similar computer would cost around the same and doesn't give you a warrantyGreat performance on many modern titlesPlenty of room for upgrades, will want to install an SSD eventually for those fast load/boot timesCons:Graphics card (RX 580 4GB) can be loud and run hot. I recommend downloading the AMD software that allows you to tweak the GPU's fan settings, and raising the curve there significantlyCan freeze up for a few secondsHard disk storage is inherently slow, the one included is decently fast for a hard disk but in this day and age you'll want an SSD if possible.Summary:Great entry level computer for those looking to get into PC Gaming, and has enough room to upgrade it later down the line. Would be a good option for kids as its not significantly more expensive than say an Xbox One X, and you can use it to teach them about computer parts and upgrading (if thats your thing). Similar cost to building your own, but with the peace of mind from the warranty.

I expect to update this review multiple times, so here is my daily breakdown:Day 1System shipped fast (ordered Saturday night, arrived on Tuesday evening)Basic keyboard, basic mouse and standard power cable were the only things other than the PC in the box.As I was pulling the PC out of the box, I heard a rattling (sounded like a screw or a piece of plastic). I opened the chassis, but could not find the source.I then fired up the system. After the initial setup, I went to the Add/Remove programs to find what bloatware might be residing on the system. Fortunately, the only things I found were the McAfee Antivirus and some of the Dell applications. There are several app store apps installed (candy crush, etc) that need to be removed elsewhere, but most of those are easily dumped.The system froze twice while trying to update the Dell applications. Watching the Task Manager, the hard drive appears to be the bottleneck on the system. Why this system didn't ship with an M.2 drive is beyond me, especially for a system marketed as a gaming PC.The video card has an HDMI and three Display ports on it. That should be enough outputs for most people. The system did not come with any DisplayPort to DVI adapters, so if you are still using DVI, you'll need a dongle.The blue light on the front panel can be turned on and off using the Dell LightBar application that comes preinstalled. But that is all you can do with it.Day 3Still seeing the occasional lockups even after upgrading to Windows 10 Pro. For some reason, the system will not wake up the monitor and I have to power the monitor off and on again in order to get back to what I was doing. The hard drive continues to be the bottleneck as far as system speed goes, so I'm going to order an M.2 drive to act as the system drive.Still determining which of the Dell bloatware to get rid of. Since I'm not buying any software from Dell, the Digital Delivery is useless and is getting uninstalled. Mobile connect also seems like a waste, since Windows 10 already has a Your Phone app.

There is so much to say about this computer... I'd like to start by pointing out that many people complaining we're giving bad reviews are doing so for a separate model utilizing the Nvidia card model and this review is explicitly for the Radeon 580 one. This is absolutely worth the price and you would only save 20 bucks building this yourself and you have to put in all those rebates and deal with individual part warranties as opposed to the extremely great deal of a 3-year warranty offered for this model. It is upgradable and is VR ready. To clarify this is definitely a budget gaming PC and you're going to mostly be running everything on ultra settings at 1080p.The only downside to this is you're probably going to want to get some extra fans down the line and eventually going to want to swap out the 460w power supply as well as eventually changing out the Radeon 580 that has 4GB of vram for either the 8GB vram model. You can also buy an SSD for real cheap as there's plenty of room for it so not only does this computer perform incredibly well right out of the box it also has the capacity or some great upgrades down the line. Parents you definitely want to get this model for your kids if this is the budget you're shopping in because there is nothing else prebuilt for under $900 that's going to be worth it like this is.** I DID NOT CHANGE STARS BECAUSE PRODUCT IS STILL GOOD BUT I THINK IT IS UNPROFESSIONAL FOR AMAZON TO LOWER THE PRICE OVER $100 DOLLARS AND NOT HAVE PRICE PROTECTION FOR SEVERAL YEAR LONG PRIME MEMBERS WHO SPEND THOUSANDS A YEAR ON THE SITE 2/5 FOR AMAZON **