AVGPC Max Gaming PC – AMD RYZEN 7 5700X 8-Core, Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060, 32GB RAM, 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD, Heat-pipe Cooler, Windows 11 Black

Pros: I’ve only had it a day and a half, but it has performed wonderfully in that time. My primary use for it is streaming video, and gaming. I am not a hardcore gamer by any means, but the RTX4060Ti plays the couple games I enjoy most (Diablo4 and Valorant) at highest settings with high and stable frames on a 4K monitor. The particular one I got (if anyone is interested) is an MSI RTX4060Ti. All in all it pretty much crushed my expectations in a positive way. Cons: Nothing Cons yet. I will report back later if anything Overall Review: I am very pleased with this purchase and I would recommend it to anyone trying to get a budget gaming build (or do anything graphical processing oriented) with some modest to good parts and options to grow in the future.

Pros: Great Value
As Described
Great Handling & Shipping Cons: Previous Generation of Tech (B550, DDR4)
Low Ram (16 GB) Overall Review: Great PC! I mainly Sim Race and this PC is able to run iRacing at 4K with High Detail, with FPS consistently over 100. PC is not loud at all and has stayed within good temps. Have done 10 hour endurance races without any hiccups from this PC. Keep in mind that the 4060 series of GPUs get a lot of hate online due to the price compared to its abilities, but there is nothing wrong with it, especially within a pre-build. Id recommend upgrading Ram to 32 GB ($50ish). If you can stretch the cost of a 4070, then that would also be recommended for the gains. Otherwise this is a very optimal and reliable $1k PC. I would buy this again.

Pros: Beautiful operation, RGB settings for customization, Keyboard and Mouse included are very nice. Cons: Storage is lesser (my fault), graphics card caps out on high settings for Wreckfest 2 (also my fault) Overall Review: Could not ask for a better first pc. Only days prior to purchase, I wouldnt have known what the difference between GPU and CPU were to reference how little I knew about PCs. Rabbit hole I went to researching. Wanted better than Xbox Series S graphics for CoD. Fiancé wanted a handful of PC only games, so we ordered. Underestimated the storage size forgetting PCs require more than an Xbox ever will. So already looking to upgrade storage. Absolutely my fault for not researching further.
CoD runs pretty good on medium/high settings. The GPU cant keep up higher than that, also my fault for getting a PC with a 5060. The PC we looked in to building per a friends recommendations was just shy of $1,100 in parts for a similar set up, not including keyboard, mouse, Windows, and RGB lighting options. This one was around $800 at time of purchase. Chose to go prebuilt for
A) first PC (Im very nervous of tinkering with something like this first time)
B) about $300 less and pretty lights lol
C) very impatient and just wanted to hook it up as soon as it got here
CoD (BO6/Warzone) set around 80fps just to keep running super smooth. Rocket League runs 144 fps and high settings beautifully. Wreckfest 2 currently running medium for car appearance and I believe background (top 2 settings in the options) but everything else high/ultra to not cap out the graphics card with no other applications running. Just got Wreckfest 2 yesterday. Probably still need to do tweaks to the settings, but still looks gorgeous. American Truck Sim, Palworld, Supermarket Sim, Helldivers 2 (although now Xbox available) are some others we play and they all look really good on this PC. Probably will look in to a heftier GPU. All in all were extremely satisfied with our purchase of our first PC, a wonderful welcome to the master race.

Overall Review: Caught a great deal for this pc im absolutely satisfied especially for my first pc ever i have no complaints