BEASTCOM® Q3 Essential Gaming, 8 Threads Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 5 4X 3.90GHz, 4K Vega 11 Core Graphics, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, HDMI, WiFi, Windows 11 Pro

I first went to Best Buy to get the low down on buying my son a gaming computer. I took notes and everything! Then I spent weeks looking at computer towers on multiple different websites. After thorough researching and reading reviews, I had to finally make a decision as this was going to be a Christmas present. Even though a few reviews for this BeastCom tower claimed it arrived broken and various things, I felt it was the best choice for features, speed, positive reviews and price. I had a professional technician come over to hook it up, he said I made an excellent purchase. When I say this computer tower is lightning fast, I'm not kidding! My son has been playing Fortnite on it, there is NO lagging at all! He was playing with another person, I overheard through his microphone this other person saying my son's computer was too fast and that he was still waiting to join the game. It has the capabilities to play anything he wants on it, it has never overheated and is so quiet that you don't hear that it's on. Worth every penny!

I bought this PC as a replacement to my renewed Dell Optiplex 5040, a package I bought from Amazon about 2 years ago which included the Monitor, PC, Keyboard, and Mouse for 350 all together. That Dell OptiPlex package was amazing for gaming, worked well for two years until it didn't, drivers started to fail because the system was outdated.So then as an alternative I decided to buy this PC alone which was 500.It was horrible. Not only was it worse than the cheaper optiplex, it ran much slower.Took twice as long as the old computer to load videos, open apps, run browsers and more.Then when it finally came to playing games, it was surprisingly worse than the OptiPlex as well, which surprised me.Tried Dying Light, got frame drops that the Optiplex never gave me (remember how much the entire OptiPlex package costed), but when I bought this PC ALONE for 500, it gave me frame drops.Tried Warframe, OptiPlex was amazing with it. BEASTCOM was terrible with it. Frame drops again, was averaging 20-35 fps. Did everything I could to max out fps, got nothing better. Even lowered the in-game settings and only got a boost of 5 fps.I'm shocked to say that I've learned that just because a PC is more expensive does not mean it is better. DIsappointed in the performance.

It’s amazing I love it

A solid mid-tier gaming unit that can run games decently out of the box. Was able to setup and run most of my library without a large amount of trouble. Do not mistake this for a unit that is going to help you be the next champion competitive multi-player gamer, but if you wanna load up a few moderately intensive titles from Steam, you should be able to manage it. And if you need to beef it up some, the price point gets you a base to work from with some leftover cash comparatively to other builds that may have also left you short.

Terrible! DO NOT BUY THIS PC!!! It does not work… we have spent the last 6 months trying to get it to be used for gaming however IT IS NOT A GAMING SYSTEM DESPITE NAME!! Ordered for my sons Christmas… (ordered ahead obviously) by time he opened and set it up it’s been 2 months and they only cover returns for 30 days…. This is very bad quality and would NEVER buy anything from this company again especially with a 30 day return policy when it was never open till after 30 days of buying!!

For 500$ dollar pc is decent and probably worth close to the price... You can install and run a Nividia 3060 with no modifications. I have been playing scheldule 1 and american trucking simulator on high graphics with minimal to no lag. Games like cities skylines can become a bit much for the pc with bigger cities. From what I found you can't really upgrade the processor with any meaning change. But super cool pc to play probably 80% of pc games with the 3060 upgrade. The back cover comes off and there is the power supply for the dedicated graphics card. You can disable integrated graphics in the BIOS and free up the other 6 gigs of ram being dedicated as Vram for the integrated graphics. Hope this helps anyone interested in this pc for mild/casual gaming.

Replaced my daughter’s 10 year old PC with this one. She says Overwatch rocks on it. Keep in mind on newer/higher graphics games you MAY need a graphics card to run them in the max video settings. We just default to moderate settings on this PC and they run fine. It shipped to the U.S. from Austria - I was a little leary of that but it arrived fine and runs great. Note: we use an Ethernet cable to connect to the internet. Have not tried with WIFI on it yet.

You pay for what you get. The computer is extremely bad at loading games. I get like an average of 10 frames per second when I’m playing any kind of game. For recording it is extremely bad. The frames make OBS crash along with the game. The computer literally doesn’t have any capacity to run anything with high performance. Even wall paper engine crashes while it’s running in the background.