HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 graphic, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, Windows 11 Pro (TG01-2460, shadow black)

Great PC for the money. I mostly play Overwatch 2, Phasmophobia, and some miscellaneous RPGs and PvE games, and this works great. The graphics card is a major plus. Boot time is phenomenal, setup was very easy and convenient. I did have some Windows 11-related problems with download speed until I updated to the newest Windows update. Once I updated my network driver my download speed was capping at around 280 mbps. The PC itself looks really cool, I love the green LEDs at the base of it. I occasionally lag on some games, like Helldivers 2 and DbD, but turning down graphics settings to High instead of Ultra fixes most lag issues. Ditto with any other high-rez games. Is this a top of the line PC? No. Is it a great PC for a $1000 budget? Yes.

Even after 5 hour a day use for the past 9 months, this desktop is still looks and works good as new. It fits exactly what I was looking for - a gaming tower that can run most games and programs well with decent graphics and processor capacity. From my experience, it can run most games on high graphics/processor settings flawlessly. (My claim uses the common settings options, "low, medium, high, or ultra", and assumes the single-monitor resolution is 1080p or below) It is quiet and disperses heat well, even though it is not liquid cooled. If you are looking for a budget, mid-range gaming computer, this is definitely one you should consider. Note that the 2-year HP warranty was already expired on the computer when I got it, not that I have needed it. That is the only negative aspect I have encountered.

This is a fast computer with lots of RAM. I wanted a PC with a fast processor and lots of memory and this fits the bill. The only thing to be aware of is that, when it came time to register the PC with HP, it displayed the warranty as already expired. This was because it had been sitting on the warehouse shelf for awhile. I had to provide proof of purchase from Amazon to the people at HP so that they could start the warranty from my purchase date.

Fantastic computer at a great price this thing did great for me until I shelled out 3k to build a new pc.

The bottom line is that it got the job done. Not the greatest job. Sometimes, you might feel like you've bought a bad PC. Mine will freeze or have glitchy moments from time to time. Overall, just happy that it wasn't a piece of garbage. The point of my purchase here was to get a beginner gaming PC that could perform at a more than decent level. I guess you could say it lived up to that.

This computer is compact but a real powerhouse for game play and other video/graphical arts. Surprisingly quiet, the system (and it's Windows 11 Operating system) are easy to start up. One catch though: Use the electrical cord that comes with the new computer. The older ones don't seem to provide enough power to the newer machine. I'm not big on electricity so I don't know what the deal is with the cords. All I know is the new comp wouldn't work with the old cord. Otherwise, it's a great little computer. And worth every penny. I highly recommend.

I have had this PC for 3 years now and it has not let me down. The RTX 2060 Super still runs any game I want. The AMD Ryzen has also been a great CPU with much better stability that any Intel CPU architecture I have ever owned. Just be sure to uninstall all of the HP bloatware.

I picked this PC up on sale, but it would have been a good value at full price. If you haven’t yet tried the AMD Ryzen processor family, you should. The processor is fast, stable, and runs at a fairly low temperature. The discrete video processor, while not a top of the line unit, still is clearly better than any on board shared memory arrangement. The 500 GB SSD is quite sufficient for almost all users; I have a lot of software loaded on my PC, and I still have over 50% available disk space. The case is understated and quite attractive. It doesn’t have a window (which I like), and the only bling is the large green light at the front bottom, which sort of flashes with disk activity. Between the front panel and the back panel, there are abundant USB ports, and a good number of them are USB 3. You could spend more and get less PC than this one, which to me is good value.