HP RGB Gaming Desktop Computer, Intel Quad Core I5-6500 up to 3.6GHz, GeForce GTX 750 Ti 4G, 16GB DDR4, 512G SSD, RGB Keyboard & Mouse, 600M WiFi & Bluetooth, Win 10 Pro (Renewed)

If you’re looking for a decently priced low-mid range gaming PC, this one ain’t half bad. It’s not going to play bulky games like Cyberpunk, Monster Hunter Wilds, God of War, or Elden Ring, but you can definitely get away with playing Witcher 3, Fortnite, League of Legends, Minecraft, GTA 5, Baldur’s Gate 3, etc. But some of those games you’ll definitely have to lower the graphics settings just a tad.In terms of the tower itself, it’s a decently small size, clean and functional, no dents or scratches. Same goes for the keyboard and mouse that comes with it. The keyboard and mouse themselves are a tad cheap, and it’s clearly something they just tacked onto the PC, but they get the job done fine. The Wifi connected easily, and the Bluetooth USB was carefully packed away in a small bag along with the RGB remote for the tower. The PC was packaged very carefully, plenty of padding and nothing was missing. It starts up quick, just plugged it into the wall, connected my monitor, and it was ready to start. It’s a remarkably quiet computer, so if you’re worried about any noise from the fans, it’s not gonna make so much as a peep unless you stress it out like crazy.All in all, pretty solid. Just don’t expect to be playing new AAA games at max settings.

The long story short of why I had to buy this PC is that my gaming laptop which I also used for school and work broke and I wanted to get a light gaming machine and a separate work machine. I didn't know what to expect given this is refurbished, old, and cheap, but I am beyond impressed. As far as gaming goes anything that was released in the XBox 360/PS2/Wii era or earlier runs just fine. I had a shockingly good experience running CS2 on this. The textures were turned down, but frame rate was decent and the game ran very smoothly. It also runs any casual game and retro arcade games very well. It will definitely run most esports titles just fine. I have not tried running Fortnite on it and I worry it would stutter and lag a lot. (My other PC has a Ryzen 5 and an RX 580 and even it struggles with Fortnite at times with the graphics turned down.) However, the 750 TI is a legendary graphics card for a reason. I wouldn't recommend running any new AAA titles on this machine because of the dated specs. As long as you know its limitations this is a good computer. It has also been great for work while I await a new work laptop. Pretty much everything I do is online and it does that just fine. The WiFi adapter was very easy to attach and works well. Also, the PC itself is a nice size. I am impressed at how compact it is given it's older hardware and I love that it has an optical disk drive. The printed case and RGB lighting is also a nice touch. The keyboard it comes with isn't the best and is very dated (The box only lists WinXP-Windows 8 compatability) , but this can be easily solved. The mouse is actually pretty decent for doing basic tasks and basic gaming. I would recommend upgrading these if you prefer clacky keys and more customizable buttons. Overall, I am incredibly impressed with this product and would recommend it for light gaming, emergency new PC, or as a possible "first" computer for more esports-esque and casual titles.

Good PC with solid specs for a good budget a few parts will need upgrades but for a starter gaming PC it performs well able to play GTFO and Helldiver's at about 40 fps on medium graphics

It don’t have built in WiFi and the usb port don’t stay connected when I put the usb WiFi thing inI constantly have to take usb out then back in very ignoring would recommend getting something elsewhereI don’t be leaving reviews but when it come to something I look forward to be enjoying and it don’t work as it advertised I’m unhappy

No issues so far. Even came with a better graphics card than advertised. Great deal for sure.

Very happy with this purchase. I am buying these for a game dev class and need to be able to run Unity3D and Blender. I bought this one as a test and also added a 3 TB hard drive which connected easily with existing cables so that was a HUGE plus. The computer booted quickly on its onboard SSD. There is still over 450GB of space of the 500GB SSD drive left so that is a positive as well. The wifi connected quickly and easily and it was fast. It installed Unity3d and Blender pretty quickly. The computer ran both a Unity3d VR demo and a decent sized Blender 3D object pretty darn fast. Definitely without a doubt good enough to teach students on. Very happy with this and will be buying more!

I knew exactly what I was getting into; old school HP computer with a graphics card. I was fine with this.However, what the seller does *not* list is that all the parts in the computer are mostly sourced from alibaba or other chinese wholesale websites, which are notorious for going bad very quickly.-Ram doesn't even have a brand. Any evidence of one brings up a blank google search.-SSD brand is called "Kingstar". Ever heard of it? neither have i. It seems like its a chinese knockoff to the REPUTABLE Kingston brand.-The video card is a discreet version of the 750ti. Not even remotely close to the best of the 750ti series.-The wifi and bluetooth USB it comes with sucks.-The PC itself is not very upgradeable because the motherboard is proprietary and its nearly impossible to swap better parts in.However, I will give TWO stars because in all honesty, it was assembled very well. The cable management is top notch and Skytech is really good at making computers. I hate to see that they cheaped out on so many parts in this thing, because it ran games relatively well (like minecraft, 7d2d, etc) all things considered. Had they not filled it with alibaba parts, this would have been a great entry level gaming PC.

it runs smoothly and is just made well and I'm glad this is my first pc1 year later I have to turn on the wifi because it doesn't turn on automatically and sometimes it doesn't even work and the usb ports are unresponsive to the point the pc is useless and I have to get a new one