2021 Latest ELUK OMEN 25L Gaming PC (AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Processor, NVIDIA RTX 3070 Graphics Card, Windows 10 Home, Glass Window, 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD + 16GB HyperX 3200MHz DDR4 RAM) VR Ready Desktop

I haven't owned a pre-built computer since 2001 but after struggling to simply buy a new graphics card (out of stock everywhere all of the time), I decided to give this PC a shot because it came with a Geforce RTX 3070. Right off the bat, I was impressed just by the *case* because it was easy to open and it is set up in such a way that installing my secondary hard drives was a BREEZE. Then I started it up and it is probably the most quiet PC I have ever owned. I am so used to my last PC I built that sounded like a jet engine with all its fans. This PC has one case fan, a fan on the CPU and two fans on the GPU and it is QUIET. As a test, I installed Cyberpunk 2077 and put *every* graphics setting on max and the game looks gorgeous and runs so smoothly. This machine is fast and easy to set up. I couldn't be happier. I may never build my own PC again.

It's a quality, clean rig. Everything runs smoothly and matches spec. This particular model has airflow problems and can run a little hot under heavy loads, but that isn't the seller's fault - it's an engineering and design issue. Still quite manageable.I have no idea how they managed the low price, but I'll take it!

This is my first gaming PC so I don't have much to compare it to. BUT it puts my PS4 to shaaaaaaaaame! I have had some very minor issues. Nothing that couldn't be fixed with a quick restart.

I got the 25L with the Ryzen 7 CPU. It came with a rtx 3070 gpu. Out the box it does everything what I needed it to do and that’s for gaming. I will advise to look into upgrading the stock cpu cooler and rear fan. Since those were the only fans that were in this desktop I would also advise to add more fans to keep it running cool. Overall the look and size is awesome for me. It is an incredible setup for me and I have no regrets with the purchase. It was great starter pc for me.

Awesome performance right out of the box

cooling is trash, will not keep a 3070 cool enough. the expansion is trash, there is literally only 1 fan in this case and no intake, there is no way to open the top to add fans, i waited a while to make a review, everything overclockable is locked. I AM DISSAPOINTED, AND THIS WAS A FULL ON RIPOFF. BUILD YOUR OWN

So I was super excited to receive this machine. To my pleasant surprise, it showed up two days earlier than expected! On paper the specs seem great, and if this was a different case, or even if they went with the stock AMD cooler that comes with the 3000 series chip, this would have been a knock out of the park.Pros:3070 FE.3700x16gb of HyperX 3200mhz ram"bloatware" is surprisingly light, which is nice.(easily removed)Cons:Case - It's smaller than expected and lacks a serious amount of airflow. The ONE fan on the case is an exhaust fan, and a small one at that. The top of the case is not open, but closed off with a metal plate that you have to remove by undoing two screws, and sliding it out.(This helped somewhat with exhausting some heat, by allowing it to rise out of the top) There is absolutely no place at the front of the case for intake fans, so the system as a whole seems a bit choked for air.Branded cooler - Would be a much better option to go with the stock 3000 series coolers that come with the amd chips. The one that's in place is VERY thin, with a very small fan. To give an idea(I know the 3000 series run warm), my 3700x runs at 63C under just web browsing load. When gaming(which is what the Omen series is all about), the cpu has hit thermal throttle. I've alleviated this, a very tiny bit, by swapping the exhaust fan around to be an intake so there is more fresh air coming into case. This shouldn't have to be done though, especially on a tower that is marketed for gaming. (I'd be all for having the stock cooler sent to me, if that's an option)Fans - Lacking, and what's there is small and very loud.PSU - Way under powered for this hardware configuration. Will definitely be upgrading.Aside from the cons shown, the system came without a scratch, and with every piece of hardware advertised! However, I will be swapping out the motherboard for one with more pwm headers, already swapped out the RAM, and will be getting a different case and AIO cooler.

so far having these parts for 2 years now I would come to the conclusion they give you a good graphics card and a decent CPU but EVERYTHING else is a rip off.The motherboard is subpar, it cant even make use of the GPUs full potential with Old PCIE generations as well as has basically no expandability.The ram though is 32gigs for what I bought Is the cheapest 32gig ram you can get with the lowest speeds. I might as well have 16gigs at highest speed for the same price.So overall for a prebuild this is not a good option. Make sure to do your research. Also Ive had to replace my own ram as the ram turned out faulty after a year so thats $200 wasted, and had to replace the PSU so thats another $100, I literally have replaced so many parts I might as well have constructed my own pc.Oh also the SSD they give you is also subpar bare minimum for speed. These they down advertise as they are not the selling point but without them being at lease nice then the PC is Highly limited. I expect a PC to last 4 years with minimal repairs if treated nicely and this has been 2 years.