Lenovo Ideacentre AIO Y910-27ISH Signature Edition 27" All-in-One Gaming PC - Intel Core i7-6700, 16GB GDDR5, 1TB HDD + 128GB SSD, NVIDIA GTX 1070 Graphics, Windows 10 - Black/Red

I got the unit in October 2017, it was working fine for the first few months, then suddenly the screen "snowed". I brought to Microcenter (authorized repair shop) for service, it's been in and out of there since January, and to this date, 6/25/2018, it's still broken.

I love my new Lenovo Ideacentre AIO Y910-27ISH, to start off it has UHD which is basically 4k and the picture is amazing with the 144 Hz refresh rate. I love the 16 gb of ddr4 ram at 2133 Hz which only about 15% of it is being used to just browse the web and the i-7 processor runs amazing with the built in overclock to run smooth games at UHD. To top it off mine came with a 1TB HDD and a nice 125 GB SSD in M.2 which you can use the SSD to just run your operating system and use the HDD to save everything else for super fast boot up times. The only thing that seemed to bother me just a little was the fact I have the GTX 1070 when of course I would want the 1080 Ti but for the price this is by far the best all in one computer that I could find on the market for the price and quality.

After 2 months of owning this product I am not happy. Its good for its refurbished price, but this pc has gone 'blue screen' on me couple of times. And now I cant connect to the internet because the wifi settings has vanished. I wouldnt buy it again.

Pros:Great lookingSolid BuildSuper fast (PlayerUnknown runs flawlessly)Space saving form factorVR readyCons:Fan obnoxiously loud during gaming (need a headset to drown out)Screen resolution no where near the quality of an iMacExpect a handful of dead pixelsNot 4K

Totally loved it! But my screen shakes a lot whenever I try to open the camera or adjust the angle of the screen. Anyone has the same problem?

I bought 1TB HDD+128G SSD.But the computer can not recognize the 1TB, there only 128G, the hard disk is not working. I tried to connect with seller, but did not not received any reply!

Great AIO. Lots of RAM (that you can upgrade yourself), i7, 1070 (that you can upgrade with almost any full size desktop graphics card down the road), SSD, internal 1TB, headphone hanger, and the 144hz is awesome for gaming.I play Rainbow Six: Siege competitively and having that refresh rate with good color accuracy, little to no ghosting, and 1440p really makes a difference.

Nice computer when it works, unfortunately it powers off randomly.