Review on HP Envy TE01 Gaming Desktop PC - Intel Core i7-10700F 2.9GHz, 32GB RAM, 1TB HDD + 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB GDDR6, DVDRW, Windows 10 (Renewed) by Scott Reid

I've had this setup for about a week now and it works great with all modern games on low and high settings. I averaged around 215 fps on ultra settings for Rainbow Six and around 264 fps on low settings. I've attached two test result images for Siege, PLEASE LOOK, they include some details from GPU temp to RAM usage. If he can play siege well, I think he can handle any game. Overall, this build can do as much as my Razer Blade 15 laptop with a 2070 Max-Q card, and I ran Wolfenstein The New Colossus with no problems either. on medium settings. The PC is not that loud and keeps the GPU temperature below 80°C. The temperature can fluctuate at 79°C, but it doesn't matter much. 32 GB RAM is awesome, the loading times are short. The computer handles dual monitors well, but you need an HDMI cable and a display port. It can't just be HDMI. This is a very good, inexpensive construction. but my only complaint. WiFi connection is terrible. I haven't looked at the PC yet and am just thinking about getting a USB wireless adapter to fix this problem. I ran an online internet speed test and it showed amazing results with 6-10 pings, but in Rainbow Six my ping randomly jumps to 500+. So. If you want to play online multiplayer games, you can invest in a new or an external adapter. BUT try it first just in case it works well. Will likely update this in the future if there are any issues and report the wifi issue.