Aerocool V3X RGB Ultra Fast Gaming PC Intel Pentuim G6405 Quad Thread UHD HD 610 Graphics 16GB DDR4 1TB HDD WiFi Windows 11 PRO

I’m not a heavy gamer but wanted something I could jump online with for a reasonable price and this is I think possibly the best purchase I could have made.Although there’s no pre-fitted gpu which is clearly stated this is a fantastic start up pc.Very nicely set up, the wiring is job is very neat and orderly.I liked the fact that it was just essentially plug and play once I’d personalised it and downloaded steam and a few games. (Less than an hour).I tried it for a few hours without my gpu fitted just to see what it was capable of and it ran basic games just fine.Comes with the original boxes and all the extra parts you may need should you want to add or replace parts. The case very much lends itself to that being easily opened and plenty of extra room (gpu slot, extra ram slots etc).Only slight thing I came across personally was when I went to fit my old HDD from my last pc for added storage, the bottom sleeve of the casing near to where the power supply is doesn’t appear to come off or at least the screw fittings aren’t obviously apparent. But that wasn’t necessarily an issue as I’ve just cable tied it to the bottom of the unit twitch no problems.Other than that, very good value for money for someone wanting to start gaming without breaking the bank and it turned up earlier than expected.Overall 9.5/10 Thank you, I’m very satisfied.

I bought this and I thought it might go wrong but this PC is very good for beginners playing like csgo bo2 and minecraftI really recommend this it's great for beginners and worth the money

This PC only has 3.5ghz not 4.1 as specified. Ive had this pc for almost a year, runs smooth as butter, i had it run games such as wargame:red dragon, Foxhole and arma 2 pretty well on the regular. I tried sea of thieves but do not recommend playing as graphics card isnt great and has the gpu running at max. On start up discord for some reason takes up alot of cpu and will slow it down alot. I do not recommend downloading discord if you want other programs to run smoothly. Other than that its a great little starter PC for beginners. You can upgrade the gpu to a NVIDIA 730 for an extra £80 if you wanted to play something like escape from tarkov on low graphic settings.

Was not keen on the LED lighting display at the front of PC but it can be stopped by disconnecting the internal connections.

Broke within weeks of purchase, no graphics display what so ever

Bought for my grandson's 17th birthday, he is over the moon. Does everything he wants and keeps a solid wi-fi connection (something his older all-in-one consistently failed to do.) Very pleased.

I like hot it doesent breake when i Pee or Pooo in it 10/10

The case provided has reasonable airflow with a single exhaust 120mm fan included and two spaces for further 120mm fans on the top with a detachable magnetic dust filter, there's also a ventilation channel along the front edge of the right side panel. The left side panel is translucent PVC giving a view of the RGB LED's on the fan and "7" logo on the front. All in all it's a reasonable quality budget case, the metal is a bit thin and could bend easily so care must be taken when removing panels.As far as hardware is concerned you get what you pay for! The AMD A8-9600 APU is a reasonable 4 core chip which can handle simple tasks like browsing and office applications well, and even some less demanding games like Minecraft.Installed RAM is Teamgroup DDR4 2400MHz 8GB in a single stick which is plenty for a Windows system and even most games.Storage is handled by a Transcend M.2 120GB SSD which provides quick boot and loading times but won't hold an awful lot.Pulling it all together is an Asrock A320M-HDV motherboard which is again a decent budget board.The PSU is a Power X3 Pro Edition which I assume is 600W (didn't look too closely), I have heard bad things about these boards in terms of efficiency and reliability but I don't have any experience with them.Most importantly everything was plugged in correctly when it arrived, RAM was in the correct slot and Windows was installed, activated and had the relevant chipset and graphics drivers installed.I bought this to act as a file sharing system in an office to hold about 20GB of data for network access, it will be occasionally used for Microsoft Office and has ample power to handle those tasks.I'd say it's decent value for money but you shouldn't expect much from it, it's a very simple low end system which should be able to handle basic browsing/ software but not many games.Time will tell if the power supply is any good as the system is on 24/7, but it's under very light load so I don't anticipate any issues.