STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop Computer, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9GHz, GeForce RTX...

Got it for my son, works great! Runs games I didn’t think it would! -4/1/25 Update- Had a software issue occur, wouldn’t allow log in for users. Did everything to fix it, contacted seller and they offered to replace it right away! Not the machines fault for software issue, that’s more of a windows problem. We will see how this does. Again, not a machine problem, more of a windows problem.

I’m very happy with this desktop computer. It runs fast and handles everyday tasks smoothly, including browsing, office work, and even some light gaming. The setup was easy and it was ready to use right out of the box. I also like the design and the RGB lighting—it looks modern and clean.

I purchase this PC a year and a half ago. It was great starting out but it started crashing, slowing down, etc. about 6 months ago. I reseated the hard drive as a few of my IT friends and family told me to do and it worked for a month. Then started crashing again and again. It got to the point where I was nervous that I might lose data so I put everything on a secondary hard drive. This past weekend, the entire computer crashed and is as useful as a rock. I'm so frustrated as this was a purchase for my small business and things like this are just not affordable to fix. I've gotten multiple quotes for replacing the hard drive, data restoration (if it's even possible, I'm told it probably isn't and I only backed up up until a few months ago so a ton of photos, tax documents, etc. are gone for my business) and it would almost be cheaper to buy a whole new computer. Incredibly dissapointing for a computer that wasn't even a year in until it started having issues. The customer service was okay when I got my first PC because that one stopped working within a week and they had me send back the dud and sent me a new one but what a headache. Set up was easy, the colors were cool and it was pretty quiet but those are truly the only redeeming qualities. Beware that the Windows set up is only for Windows 10 and is not capable of upgrading to 11, so I've been told by a few computer repair stores.

I've had this PC for a good month and an half now and it's been working perfectly fine, sure some people complain about the mouse, keyboard, and soundbar but to be honest you can just replace those in your own time, it's what I did. Now, the issues I have come across is that some games you might need to buff down the quality because it will crash if you run those graphics high, same thing if you run too many mods for a game or an overhaul mod. Another issue is obviously the wifi adapter, but for me, it ain't too bad. Finally, this is probably just me, but I have been having weird times where the PC will sometimes turn on when it's off or start shutting down when I need it on, although this most likely because I forget to dust off the dust on the inside. Overall though, the PC is very good for it's price and you can just replace the mouse, keyboard if you don't like them and you can just upgrade the parts of PC as well, just make sure their compatible with each other.

I bought this PC for my girlfriend so she could play pc games with me and I'm glad this was the choice I made. I'll go through the main things I like about it so far. The cable management inside the case is neat and well done. The case has plenty of openings for air flow and is made of good materials that won't break on a drop. The computer runs games like Once Human and The Finals on medium settings and gets over 60 frames. The PC is quiet even when stressing it out. Has plenty of room inside the case for upgrades. Things I don't really like. All of the peripherals it came with are dollar tree quality, but I already had better stuff so I'm not too worried about. Keyboard and mouse are the weight of a single lego brick and made entirely of very light plastic. The sound bar is probably the best cut of that pie, but still not good. The mousemat is extremely small. They all light up though! I don't really like that Bluetooth and WiFi are both USB adapted, but hey, I'm really glad they included it instead of making you buy your own adapters. They connect well. Now, the RGB for all these things is what you'd expect in something cheap like this, it's no govee or razer chroma, but it's bright and that's what matters to me. All in all for the components, quality of build, and price. This is a must buy if you're looking for a gaming PC with a tight budget. It comes with literally everything you need except a monitor. This is a steal