HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop Computer, 9th Generation Intel Core i5-9400F Processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4 GB, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Windows 10 Home (TG01-0020, Black)

You'll run out of USB ports quick. I have my controller, mouse, keyboard, Blu-ray writer, and external storage plugged into mine. I have only a port or two to spare, so you might want to invest in a bluetooth mouse and/or keyboard. However that is a minuscule concern given the adaptability this computer has. Whether you're working, gaming, or binge-watching your favorite show, this is the best computer for every scenario. It's worth every cent.

I’m not a gamer, but my monitors include 2 22” in portrait mode on either side of a 42” 4K monitor/tv. Unfortunately to accomplish this I had to purchase a separate monitor card for about $160 that had three monitor ports instead of two. I’ll sell the cheaper one included in the pc on eBay. ALSO standard 2 stick 32 Gb memory upgrade can’t be installed because the memory bank slots are too close together. Bad design! The 250 Gb ssd is too little and requires (practically) a data volume be installed. Having said all that, it is a smaller footprint unit and wit the additional $350 for data drive and video card it is a decent pc.

It’s not worth it. The case isn’t good, not great for gaming. I can get a pc with the same specs and better case for 700.

This a great prebuilt system for the money. It can play games such as fortnite and Minecraft at 100+ FPS on 1080p. I haven’t tried playing it on 4K but I would guess it would still get 60+ FPS. The only complaint is that there isn’t a bunch of storage so I added a TB of hard drive. Works great right out of the box!

Im getting 60+ FPS on Destiny 2. 75 FPS on Satisfactory. And that's on ultra settings with VSync. Without VSync I get between 100-200 FPS. Everything is buttery smooth and looks amazing. I went through two Cyberpowerpc's before I got to this rig. Never looking back. Thank you HP!!!!!