STGAubron Gaming Desktop PC, Intel Core i7 3.4G up to 3.9G, 32G RAM, 1T SSD, Radeon RX 5700 8G GDDR6, 600M WiFi, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x 6, Keyboard & Mouse & Mouse Pad, BT Sound Bar, W10H64

i got this about a year and a half ago - it’s good for the price however the storage on it is very low, about 900GB - not even a full TB. Overtime it seems to get slower or crash more often, sometimes for absolutely no reason, for example, I can start up this pc and not run any applications and step away from it and it crashes. It’s not often but it still doesn’t make sense to me considering I wasn’t even doing anything on it and had nothing running. Noise level is high, it is very noisy. It cannot run windows 11 - only windows 10, in which case windows 10’s technical support and security updates end next month (October 14 2025) and I cannot run certain apps or programs without windows 11. Overall, it is of good value for the cheap price considering when I first got it, it ran almost as good as my old prebuilt pc with a 3060 Ti, but there have been many issues. (the reason i don't have my old pc is because my sister needed a way to do schoolwork so i let her have it and bought this one). This PC deteriorates very quickly, my advice to anyone considering buying this product is to save a couple hundred more and invest in a pc a little better - it will be better worth your investment and money in the long run.

We bought this for our special needs child, sonhe could play his favorite games and do homework upstairs in his bedroom. This machine works great. I would absolutely give it 5 stars except for 2 issues. Another fun factoid is that the mother board we have has Dell software and branding in the Operating software. As if the motherboard was pulled from a different computer to build this one. Or is it this company uses Dell system parts and doesnt advertise as such? 1. The hardware package does not make it windows 11 compatible... Something that baffles me from purchasing a PC in 2023. And the compatibly software from windows directly points out it is due to the processor. Everything else passes the checkdown process for the free upgrade. So my son is stuck using Win10... which will limit his use of future games he loves and adores. 2. And possibly more important than the windows 11 issues. This machine DOES NOT HAVE A BUILT IN WIFI capability. It only has a built in ethernet plug with the factory plugs. Even worse... I purchased a wifi NIC card which cannot be installed due to how small and how big the graphics card is. The only PCIe slot is underneath the graphics card and there is not enough room to expand. So i had to return the wifi NIC card, and purchase a more expensive wifi home extender that has a built in ethernet RJ45 connector jack so my son can connect to the internet. At the end if this all, it is a decent started gaming PC for the money and value. I just wish the description matched what we got in the box, and I didn't have to jump through so many hoops to get my son connected to our gigabit internet. I won't be buying another PC from this company but the one we have is working thus far swimmingly.

When we first started it up it was perfect but I guess something was not tight or loose or the hard drive is bad. But I will say customer service was excellent. There’s giving me a refund and then I’m just re-ordering the computer for my son. Good product any problems they will take care of you.

Bought this about 2 years ago and the PC works as needed and is still going on strong. However the keyboard, mouse and soundbar are not the best options but good enough to get the PC started. It'll maintain most games as well as you need it to be.

Old motherboard didn’t allow for a TPM 2.0 which I needed to have for what I need it for.