ADMI Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5500, NVIDIA RTX 3050 6GB GDDR6, 16GB DDR4, 1TB NVMe, X= Airflow RGB (White), WiFi, Windows 11

Bought this in January. Have used it practically every day since for gaming and streaming. Works great and have had no problems at all. Works straight out of the box. Just have to set Windows 11 up and away you go. Almost all the packaging is recyclable-so that is a plus. Looks great with the lights. Plenty of fans. The mesh at the front is great for stopping dust. Makes hardly any noise. Never bought from this company before, but there were enough positive reviews for me to give them a go. Glad that i did and would happily purchase from them again. Great PC. Great price. Recommend for gamers on a budget.

My son has had this since Christmas its an excellent piece of kit

I recently got this new gaming PC in white, and it’s been impressive so far. The setup was straightforward, and the design is sleek. Performance-wise, it handles triple-A games with excellent FPS and quality. I encountered a minor issue with the back fan, but the company resolved it promptly. I highly recommend this PC, especially for first-time gaming PC buyers.”

it's clear the AWD-IT/ADMI Team planned out the cost-to-price ratio thoroughly, (parts that are either out of stock or insanely overpriced due to the on-going semi-conductor shortage caused by COVID-19 have caused massive inflation of tech and hardware) the Ryzen 7 5500 is a good pick, a very good pick for it's current cost (~$100) in pair with 8GB x2 sticks of forget-me-nots clocked at 3200 (This would be my choice of clock speeds too though I didn't see a brand) The 2060, Is a solid pick - rivalling it successor with negligible performance, again it boils down to which one is more available/ cheaper.. and at time of writing, I couldn't find a 2060 available anywhere... The Motherboard is an Asus B4xx series or maybe a 450 M-ATX, Good choice... if it was 2019, but an understandable one, again cost-to-price ratio thinking here, as long as it can support the next series (like the 7xxx when the newer gen is out) Then this is an ideal choice even with the limited option.. There were a few things I'd do differently but then shortage pricing would hit hard.. My one suggestion is if you like what you see - go for it, then if anything happens or something creeps up, You're guaranteed safety and ease of mind for 3 years, spares, repairs and normal wear and tear..

This is my first PC so it’s very handy that it is easy to set up. However, WiFi is not built in, it comes with a WiFi USB. The one that it came with didn’t work - it didn’t connect to the wifi at all. I contacted the company and they advised me of ways to fix this but none of them worked. They kindly sent me another one (which I appreciated) but whilst it was meant to support 5G, It was very slow and wouldn’t connect. I really couldn’t be bothered to keep going back and forth repeatedly as their replies were quite slow. I ended up going to Curry’s and buying a different Wifi USB which worked great. However, I still have problems to this day with the Wi-Fi. It’s a game of luck - sometimes I switch my PC on and it won’t recognise the USB at all and I have to find different solutions for it to start working again. It also sometimes fails to recognise my Mouse USB. I recommend just getting a PC with wifi built in to save the stress.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A PC So Nice, I Bought It Twice! So, after years of being a loyal PS5 player, I decided to take the leap into the world of PC gaming. Why? Because trying to stream Fortnite on a PS5 felt like trying to run a marathon in flip-flops—possible, but painful. Enter the ADMI Gaming PC, recommended to me as the perfect solution. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint. It came with everything I needed, ran Fortnite smoother than my excuses for missing work, and had me feeling like a pro gamer in no time. I was so impressed, I bought a second one for my partner. Set it up exactly the same way… or so I thought. Fast forward to game night, and suddenly, we had no game chat, no communication, just pure, unfiltered confusion. Naturally, I assumed the PC was broken. Because, obviously, the brand-new, high-performance gaming PC was at fault—not me, the technological fossil. Called up IT support, ready to demand justice, only to be met with the friendliest and most patient humans on the planet. After several troubleshooting steps, we finally found the problem. And in the wise words of Taylor Swift: “It’s me, hi, I’m the problem, it’s me.” Turns out, I had plugged the webcam into the wrong USB port, causing a conflict. In simpler terms, I put it in the wrong hole. So, if you’re looking for a fantastic gaming PC that’s easy to set up—unless you’re me—then this is the one. 10/10 would recommend. Just so you know, double-check your holes

I bought this pc for £600 and it was the biggest waste of money ever, nothing is showing up on my monitor even after trying anything. Do not buy this product as you will just waste your money

amd ryzen 5 5500 evga rtx 2060 16Gb ram 500Gb ssd asus B450M-KII motherboard wifi 6 via supplied dongle 1 exhaust fan on back of chassis and 3 intake stock amd cooler for processor case has plenty of room and scope for upgrades in the future arrived almost a week earlier than ETA so caught me by surprise outer packaging was a bit on the flimsy side (although not pretty it did it's job extremely well.) plenty of large bubble wrap took care of the inner box with the better padding securing the actual pc. having a pc already it was just a matter of disconnecting peripherals from old and plugging into the new and hitting the power button. if you've set up a pc from new before it's just a matter of following the prompts and filling in what you want the pc to know. set up was blisteringly fast compared to my old pc and the great thing about this builder is the almost complete lack of bloat and pre-installed software that comes with the likes of dell etc which was a welcome sight. all in all it is a very good machine for the price and i'm extremely pleased with it including windows 11 being not as daunting as i first thought it would be. EDIT : on upgrading to a NVME drive i found that the stand-offs for securing the drive to the motherboard were missing entirely. rather than send entire box back to amazon i managed to still install not ideal but works. i'm still impressed with value for money of the machine