STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop Computer, AMD Ryzen 5 2600 up to 3.9G, GeForce RTX 2060 6G, 16G DDR4, 512G SSD, 600M WiFi, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x4, Windows 11 Home

I bought this gaming PC for my son, and it’s been awesome so far. It runs everything he wants to play smoothly, and performance has been solid across the board. The Ryzen 5 2600 paired with the RTX 2060 is a great combo for gaming at this price point. Speedy loadtimes, and connection. Stable acceptable heat level, fans work great. As someone who’s a PC gamer myself, I was pleasantly surprised by how well this system performs for a prebuilt. Setup was easy, and it’s been stable with no issues. For anyone looking for a good-value gaming prebuilt on Amazon, this was a great choice for the money.

Great gaming pc. Fast easy to install. The bubble packaging on the inside of the pc was a little hard to pop but other than that great value for the money!

$500 for a pc that will not connect to WiFi and bottlenecks so bad that you can’t run a game over 30fps on medium graphic settings. CPU ran 100% while the GPU ran 20-35%. Looks great and stays very cool. But the fans do not make up for the poor processing power of the PC. The processor is not a good fit for the graphics card that is in it. The mouse that comes with it hardly lights up. The keyboard is good quality and has bright RGB. Looks 5 stars. Performance 1 star. Customer support 3 stars. I would avoid this pc and spend $100-$200 more on a pc with at least a 3060 for a decent starter pc.

My son hooked up today and is really impressed at how beautifully everything runs. Great birthday gift for a gamer. And the look of it was sleek as hell.

I enjoy PC gaming, but have yet to fully dive into the prospect of building my own unit by each component. So for me (and like many others) a pre-built PC is the only choice. Anyone looking into getting a prebuild for yourself or for a loved one (I.e. Christmas gift) PLEASE do your homework. Many listings are misleading in their component capabilities and half of that blame falls on the actual manufacturers, sometimes higher numbers don’t always mean better parts. Cross reference these parts thru pcbuilds.com and user benchmark.com to compare and get a better idea of performance expectations. I got the RTX 2060 w/ Ryzen 5 PRO 2600, 16 gb of DDR4 ram, and out of the box it can run many of your go to games. There are two major downfalls, however: 1.) the wifi, like many reviews, mine too had poor wifi support built in, not even a dongle helped improve speeds. Making an Ethernet connection to your modem a necessity, doing so will bring you back up to what you expect. 2.) it needs more RAM, the cpu is still capable, but games such as Escape From Tarkov are poorly optimized and need much more than 16 gigs of ram to run smoothly. I upgraded mine to Corsair Vengeance DDR4 32 gig ram for $60, and the results speak for themselves. Once I made these two changes I can say I am thoroughly pleased with my purchase. If you can, grab this one when it has the $50 or $100 coupon to offset the cost of ram and an Ethernet cable, and you have yourself a capable computer. Games I have installed and tested: Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Fortnite Escape From Tarkov The Witcher 3 I ran all of them for over an hour and captured 60+ FPS at high settings, that is without overclock. Bottleneck tests were at 4%, and at no time did the gpu or cpu overheat past 83°C during any and all tests/gameplay. I also run a 35in ultrawide and 24in secondary monitor concurrently, and did have a 10 fps variance when running multiple background apps such as music, discord and/or a browser open with multiple tabs. As for looks, the windows give a great view to the internals with rgb lighting and can be customized to your preference. Plenty of USB ports to house my wireless keyboard, mouse, and headset from the rear to leave the forward USB ports for easy access/clean appearance. If you were to make this your first PC I believe you made a good choice! If there are any changes I will be sure to update this review, so keeping in mind everything I noted above I am comfortable rating it 4 out of 5 stars. Happy Gaming!

Good for every day use and medium level gaming. Will run most games, haven't ran into a game I can't run. Usually no lag with any software. I was able to install arch Linux in it with no hardware issues. good for the price but would recommend getting a standalone USB wifi transmitter.

So one of the reviewers mentioned that it’s not made in America, so i did some research and the company’s location is in Florida. So to point things out. It’s built in the USA. As for an actual review for this PC. This is my very first gaming PC, it’s a start for once and i couldn’t be happier with it. I do plan to buy another one in the near future when i move and transfer all my files to the new one and give this gaming PC to someone who is a beginner in gaming PC for their first time. Now people expect me to go negative on this and i have to decline that decision. Not everything has to be perfect. The fact it’s a pre-built means you have options to replace or add-on extras on your own like adding more RAM to upgrading the hard drive and GPU which i was told if i wanted to play a lot of games again while streaming i have to upgrade the hard drive and GPU for a higher number which i’m like not focused like that. If there’s not enough space for that, i don’t mind that. Most of the games i play is mainly on Playstation and not 100% on PC. The real reasons i picked a gaming PC is because the flexibility of live streaming on it with my Playstation 4 Pro, i use to stream on my PS4/PS4 Pro with it’s own camera and at that point i was done dealing with the streaming limitations. To me this gaming PC setup is a great start for beginners in the gaming PC community and it definitely helps a lot in those that wanted that experience and can also experience upgrading later on. That’s the whole purpose of gaming PCs really is that even if they are pre-built you can still upgrade the parts that are available.

I've been using this computer for a bit now, and honestly, for the price, it's a solid deal. The whole setup looks great—I love the RGB keyboard and mouse it came with. I got the $600 model, which had a 2060, 16 GB of RAM, and 512 GB of storage, and it runs games way better than I expected. I haven't tried Cyberpunk on it yet, but it's handled everything else I've thrown at it without any issues. Getting it out of the box was a bit of a process, with a lot of steps, but setting everything up was pretty easy. The one annoying thing was the Wi-Fi adapter they included broke almost right away. This computer doesn't have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth built-in, so I had to go buy a new one on Amazon. It's a bit of a bummer, but I get that they have to cut corners somewhere to keep the price low. The only other things that bug me are a couple of design choices. I'm new to PCs, so when I looked inside, the wires were all tangled up, and it looks like the motherboard is way at the bottom. If I ever want to upgrade the storage, I'll have to unscrew a bunch of stuff and take out the bottom fans, which is a pain. Also, the graphics card is in there so snug that I'm a little worried I'd break something if I ever tried to take it out. But overall, I'm really happy with it. It's my first gaming PC, and it gets the job done perfectly.