HPPavilion Gaming Desktop, AMD Radeon RX 5500, AMD Ryzen 3 5300G Processor, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, Win 11 Home, 9 USB Ports, KB and Mouse Combo, Pre-Built PC Tower (TG01-, ) (Upgraded)

I recently upgraded to the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop with the AMD Radeon RX 5500, AMD Ryzen 3 5300G Processor, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, and Windows 11 Home, and it has completely transformed my gaming and productivity experience.Performance:The AMD Ryzen 3 5300G processor and AMD Radeon RX 5500 GPU provide an outstanding gaming performance. Whether I'm diving into graphic-intensive games or multitasking with various applications, this desktop handles everything with ease. The 8 GB RAM ensures smooth multitasking, and the 512 GB SSD offers quick boot times and ample storage for games and files.Graphics and Display:The AMD Radeon RX 5500 delivers crisp and vibrant visuals. Games look stunning, and the desktop supports high-quality graphics without lag or stuttering. The inclusion of Windows 11 Home enhances the overall visual experience, with its sleek interface and improved functionality.Design:The HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop boasts a sleek and modern design. The case is compact, yet it allows for efficient airflow to keep the components cool during extended gaming sessions. The front panel with customizable LED lighting adds a touch of style to the setup, creating an immersive gaming environment.Connectivity:The desktop provides a variety of ports, including USB-A and USB-C ports on the front and back, HDMI, DisplayPort, and audio jacks. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity adds convenience, and the desktop effortlessly connects to my peripherals and accessories.Ease of Setup:Setting up the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop was a breeze. It comes with Windows 11 pre-installed, and the initial setup process was straightforward. The system boots quickly, and I was up and running in no time.Value for Money:Considering the powerful components and features, the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop offers excellent value for money. It competes with higher-priced gaming PCs on the market while delivering top-notch performance for both gaming and everyday computing tasks.Conclusion:The HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance, design, and overall user experience. Whether you're a dedicated gamer or someone in need of a powerful desktop for work, this model ticks all the boxes. I highly recommend the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop for anyone looking for a reliable and affordable gaming PC that doesn't compromise on performance.

Be sure to go in your settings and adjust the graphics for each individual game to run one ryzen 5000 or radeon 5000 whichever it is and this pcs an absolute monster for the price. I was just about to return and figured out how to manually change the graphics it uses. Default it sets to let windows decide and hardly anything will run. Change that and your in the game.

Even though I did not finish all of my tests yet, this PC is a keeper for me. If I were to build it myself with parts and software, I would have spent three times more. Also, it is near impossible to find a good looking PC case. The majority of them are disgustingly ugly… For the money, I would give HP five stars for this. I just upgraded the memory with an additional 8 GB. It seems stable so far (Crucial). POSITIVE: 1. Excellent price for what you get, 2. Very capable CPU and GPU, 3. Extremely low noise, 4. Indeed very good looking for a PC, 5. Front USB ports, 6. Small footprint. NEGATIVE: 1. It comes with a stupid sticker attached to the front of the case. Luckily, you can easily remove it without any damage to the beautiful case, 2. It comes with some stupid “trial software.” Please trash them all—especially, “anti-virus” BS. These “anti-virus” software products are the very viruses themselves! Just trust Microsoft’s own protection. That’s all you need!

On the second day this computer started shutting itself down and I had to try several times to get it to start back up. After about a week it shut down and was just completely dead. I was going to return the computer but that's not an option once you use it. It has to be dead on arrival or you don't get a full refund. Needless to say I will never buy a computer on Amazon again. I am good with computers and eventually found the main problem, which was the video card was bad. Not the drivers, the card was bad. Oh and I forgot to mention the start button also broke after a couple of days. So I was able to get the computer running but without the video card which was the best thing about this computer and I will have to find a way to replace or rig up the start button. Be sure and read the details about return options. The days of great Amazon service and return policies are over.

First pc, best pc, only pc. That’s all I need to say