You get what you pay for I have to say I've had this PC for over a month now and it works well and has definitely grown on me. You may need to buy an external hard drive as it's too small even for entry-level games, and you may also need more RAM. I just bought a $40 game and I didn't have enough RAM to run it optimally. So upgrades are definitely needed when it comes to using this computer for what you can do. The graphics card is top notch and the RGB fans keep your system cool. I haven't had any cooling issues or issues in general other than the RAM and SSD being big enough for my liking. Make sure you do your research and are knowledgeable about PC games before you buy. There's a lot to learn, but it's better to be knowledgeable than just dive in and buy a rig you think you can run the biggest, most complex games on.
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