STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop Computer, Intel Core i5 up to 3.7GHz, GeForce RTX...

Came packaged well and easy to setup.

Does not work right out the box!!! PC was power cycling upon turning on. Reseated the RAM, GPU and made sure all the cables were connected and not loose and now it doesn’t display picture! Made sure the monitor was working to ensure the issue was the PC. Gonna have to either send it back or bring it to a PC repair shop to diagnose whether it’s a bad motherboard or bad GPU. Not happy with this company at all!!!

I got this for my husband for iRacing. It works perfect! It was hard to find a computer that met the specifications for iRacing that was in our budget and this one works great! I have a feeling it would work great for others as well! We did upgrade the wireless internet, but that was a five dollar USB fix. Would recommend!!

Overall, I've had a great time with this pc. My only actual issue is my ethernet driver doesn't work no matter how much trouble shooting I've done. That being said it's an entry level PC and it has some odd parts. Can't seem to find the motherboard anywhere online. Makes it hard to upgrade and figure out how to max out its performance.

My son has been wanted a PC for his birthday. He picked this one out and so far so good…he loves it! Speed is great, easy to set up. Took five days for them to take the money and ship, so keep that in mind. Ordered Feb 4th arrived Feb 11th.

The PC is amazing! It’s everything I thought it would be, on most games it can run on max everything and get 100 fps, there’s no glitches or problems I’ve had so far. I would 100% recommend this to anyone getting a budget pc. Though it comes with a i5 4950 which bottlenecks the gpu a lot, its performance is still amazing and its the perfect pc to upgrade parts. Comes with a mouse, keyboard, and even a soundbar. I don’t see why you wouldn’t want to get this, it’s amazing :)

I would give this product a negative rating if that were possible. While it is common for products to occasionally fall short of expectations, this seller is actively misleading customers by marketing a computer that is over 12 years old as “new.” This system is not compatible with Windows 11, yet it is being sold with Windows 11 installed through an unsupported workaround. The incompatibility is not due to a single issue, but several fundamental hardware limitations, including an underpowered CPU that does not meet minimum requirements and the absence of a TPM module—standard on virtually all PCs manufactured from 2015 onward. Numerous prior reviews confirm that buyers only discover this issue once Windows 11 requires a legitimate update, which cannot be completed. The hardware is so outdated that it cannot run basic modern applications or games, such as Call of Duty, due to the lack of TPM 2.0 support. There is no legitimate solution to make this system Windows 11–compliant or to add a compatible TPM module. When I contacted the seller to ask how Windows 11 was installed and to address the TPM requirement, I did not receive clear or direct answers. Instead, I was offered a $30 credit toward a future purchase, which does not resolve the core issue. Additional details are also misleading. The PC does not include built-in Wi-Fi or Bluetooth; instead, extremely low-quality USB adapters are provided to compensate. These omissions are not clearly disclosed in the listing. A fitting analogy would be selling an iPhone 5 with cosmetic enhancements and presenting it as a current-generation device—only for buyers to realize it cannot run basic modern applications. It is disappointing that Amazon allows this seller to continue selling such products in high volume. To make matters worse, I was required to pay nearly $30 in return shipping. I was informed that a refund would only be issued after the item was received and inspected, a process that can take up to 30 days. Based on other reviews, even receiving the refund appears to be problematic. Buyers should proceed with extreme caution.

You will not be able to play a lot of modern games like Fortnite and Call of Duty®. The hardware doesn’t have a TPM, which is needed for anti-cheat. What I discovered is the hardware is out of date and now it looks like I’m going to be building a computer out of parts from this one. It’s been nothing but a headache.