LXZ Desktop PC Computer AMD Ryzen 5 5600GT 6 core 3.6GHz, 16G DDR4 RAM, 512G NVME SSD, Tower Computer for Home and Office (White)

The media could not be loaded. I bought this specifically for the CPU with Motherboard, White Case, Fans, NVME m.2 storage, and Windows 11. I bought this PC specifically to play Marvel Rivals. It needs at least 60 fps to run this game. I didn’t try it stock. I knew this PC would need a dedicated Graphics Card, Larger Ram (min 32GB), and More power than the 400W PSU. It’s still a great value for the Stock PC you get as is. It’s beautiful and looks amazing. It has a ton of ventilation and has real tempered glass. I really like that the PSU and most of the cables are hidden in the back. If you were to buy all the parts separately it would be well over 500$. Plus you would have to put it together yourself.After the upgrades I am playing Marvel Rivals at a steady 100-120fps. It runs super smooth and has an excellent picture. It starts up super fast is very quiet. There are tons of color ways to choose from. I got the matching light up RAM Sticks and they look awesome. I didn’t try to run any games on the Stock unit. I can’t speak to that. I am super happy with it and would highly recommend this PC. I would buy it again if I had the chance.These are the upgrades I did:Corsair 64GB of RAM (2x32GB)Corsair platinum 750W PSUGeForce GTX 1660 Super GPU512GB SSD that plugged right into the SATA portTLDR: will need upgrades to run any newer games like Rivals, Rainbow, Call of Duty. Did upgrades right away so can’t speak to what games it will run Stock. Great value for parts included.

This Budget-Friendly PC is worth it! I have to say.. this company did a great job building this PC.Came packaged neatly and secured, although it was kind of hard to take it out of the box safely.LXZ gave the exact description and specs of this pc! As stated it is mainly used for office work and light-gaming. I do not recommend running AAA games. I am a cloud gamer and if you like to run your games locally, do what’s best for you!Everything connected to the motherboard was not loose or anything. I did not have any trouble setting up this pc.Boot up process - FASTThis PC uses a little power consumption when it’s IDLEFANS works properly, Great Air Flow.I currently have my pc running right now…And YES IT COMES WITH WIN 11!I would do an review update in the few days. I highly recommend this company and I also love China

Cool rgb fans but it doesn’t come with a graphics card so if you want to run 6 frames per sec I suggest buying a graphics card before buying this

The media could not be loaded. It is as advertised make sure you read it full because it tells you the graphics card it has may not work with some games you won't be able to take out that card because the wifi is integrated into it unless your using Ethernet I got a Nivida 3050 and it works great the bad part is news is you can't upgrade the SSD card so I'm stuck a 512gb SSD card well I got a few games that are 100gb or 200gb so I have to use my external hard drive which makes downloads and uploads slow other than that it's a great Gaming PC.Since the review I bought a network adapter and I was able to take out the Radeon Graphics card and I was able to use a 4TB SSD Card and was able to install a 4060 GPU.

Raining this because I have to pc is so slow and laggy I would not recommend this for anyone at all is a horrible start pc for my wife games do not function right on it at all just overall horrible

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Awesome truly awesome

When I powered up the machine for the first time, I did not get the normal Windows introduction. It went start to Windows startup and I didn't have to assign it to or create an account. To say the least, my eyebrow rose in suspicion. Then when it wouldn't let me assign it to my Microsoft Account, I really became suspicious. One to two things here, either this was a used machine or it is a bootleg of sorts. Bottom line here is, I wouldn't put anything of personal nature on such a machine if I don't have complete Admin rights and control. So I pulled the Solid State card and put my older Windows 10 Pro SSD in it. Outside of this, I like the machine immensely, it's fast, quiet, and it took the upgrade to 64GB RAM with ease. One of the options I could have taken, on the Windows 11 Pro would have been to do a complete Reset, and I may still do that if I reinstall the SSD card.