AVGPC Q-Box Series Gaming PC - 4.6 GHz Max Boost AMD Ryzen 7 5700G 8-Core, 16-Thread CPU with Radeon Graphics Cools with 240mm Liquid Cooler 16GB DDR4 3200 500SSD Windows 10 AC WiFi…

I bought a different PC about 6 months ago and it wasn't suitable for my needs, whenever I tried playing any simple game the entire PC would freeze, so after gathering some money I decided to look for PC's around the 700 dollar range and I found this, at first I thought it was a scam because the price is so cheap for such good parts like the Ryzen 7 but it works amazingly, the shipping was 5 days early it came with a 10 dollar amazon gift card, the pc is so smooth and reliable the shipping container was thoroughly protected and the delivery man even knocked on my door to make sure that the product doesn't get stolen from my porch if you are on a budget you must buy this PC I am very thankful.

First, I'm not a PC gamer. Since my day job is in IT, gaming on my console gets me away from the PC. So why did I buy an "entry level" gaming PC? Because the specs matched what I wanted in a basic PC framework and, given the present state of acquiring individual components, a pre-build is a much more economical situation. Right out of the box the computer performs flawlessly. It was easy to set up and boot up. I did two things right away: I upped the RAM from 16 to 32 GB and I overclocked the RAM. Installing the two, 8GB RAM modules was little tricky since the top RAM slot releases are under a couple of the cooling fans. So I had to release the fans from their mounts to install the RAM modules. Overclocking the RAM was simple as the UEFI native app is GUI based and simple to use. I added a 27” curved FreeSync monitor and used the onboard AMD graphics GUI to tune. I then upgraded to Windows 11. Later this week I will install a 2TB M.2 PCIe SSD. I expect the same ease of installation and setup since the Motherboard manual was included, and all compatible components are listed in it. I did used the UEFI GUI to overclock the CPU but I’m satisfied that the default overclock settings meets my needs. But for tweakers, there’s a bit more room to adjust clock settings if so desired. I primarily use this set up to build virtual machines and attack them or configure them for testing. I often have a number of apps open and this computer performs all the tasks I assign without hesitation. In fact most of my virtual machines perform as well as the host which speaks well for how it interacts with the hypervisor. I highly recommend this build to anyone needing that Ryzen 7 processing punch but who also don’t have the type of demands on graphics that video editing or high end gaming demand.

What surprised me most about this product was the airflow and temperatures I received. The average idle temperature sits at around 30C. To my knowledge, there wasn't any bloatware on the device, with the exception of the Radeon Software program installed for changing performances.In terms of what games you're able to play with this computer, I was able to play Watch Dogs and Hitman 2 on Medium settings. This is very acceptable for the price of this computer, even though you could probably achieve higher FPS status with building your own PC.This PC does contain what it says on the title, although my main problem with it so far is that it only has 8GB set of ram. You're DEFINITELY going to have to upgrade if you do video editing or playing video games at higher settings. Even with this problem, you're able to upgrade from four ram slots. I'm not really experienced when it comes to what PCs are good or not, but this seems reasonable for the price.I'm not really surprised when it comes from the 500GB SSD contained within the PC, however I wish they could have added a bit more, for a more expensive but understandable price. But if you're a simple gamer that doesn't play games like Cyberpunk or do video editing, it would last a while in till you have enough money to get an upgrade.The customer support on the other hand was really good. I contacted someone from their support team to ask questions about the PC, and they responded fast, with very good answers. Although I'm still confused on how to change the RGB fans, and I wish they at least made it less difficult in changing it.This PC also contains a BIOS which from first experience, had everything I needed to change performances and functionality within my system.With the case, you would have more than enough space to upgrade whenever you want, or maybe to put a few figurines inside (if your temperature allows it).This is all I really have to say, I would end this review by stating that it was a very good choice for a cheap PC.

It runs league of legends very well. I run everything on medium graphics quality with the highest fps possible for the smoothest gameplay possible . My boyfriend owns all corsair products / pc and told me that this was the best for the price that it is . And so far so good . I am very satisfied with it running overall . It looks exactly like the photos . Minor hiccups in the game , but overall as a pc it runs smoothly as advertised . The only downside is , I do not know how to change the colors inside of the pc .. so it isn’t very customizable . Just stock

I've purchased 2 of these computers based on a recommendation of my IT guy and I couldn't be happier. The first computer was used in a business setting and it works perfect and is extremely fast compared to regular PCs. I ordered a second PC fom my 11 year old son for Christmas and he loves it. It's perfect for his games that he plays on STEAM. He's not a humongous gamer though so I can't speak to how it works for serious gamers. It definitely gets the job done for everything we've needed to used it for. Thanks for the great computer and for making this such a great Christmas for my son.