💻 iBUYPOWER Pro Gaming PC Desktop Trace 4 MR 182A (Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz, AMD RX 560 2GB, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 240GB SSD, WiFi Enabled, Windows 10 Home) Review

I was hoping for a new build but it's been many years since I built the system and I was a little worried I might mess something up. There is no reason for that as I have built several systems in my time. Given the cost, I think this is a great option. Just a bit more than what the components would have cost me, with plenty of upgrade options down the road (mainly motherboard compatibility). I immediately replaced the small SSD with a TB m.2. The migration went smoothly with Macrium. I removed…

It's a good computer. I bought it for my kid and bought some corsair ddr4 2x8 sticks with 3200mhz ram and evo driver 1tb 970 ssd m.2 and put all the games in there that runs cod coldwar and battle royale games which is nice for you. I spent an extra $245 for RAM and an SSD, but you need these to run Cod Cold War as it takes up a lot of space. And one more thing, my motherboard didn't have a screw for the SSD driver so it just sits there exposed until I get my random computer screws in…

Very good processor and graphics card for the price, actually the lowest finished system with this combination I could find at the time of the review. The case is great for airflow and the filters on the vents. This is the framework for the best gaming system, but the MB will need replacing almost immediately. My last build was over 10 years old (haven't used it in 8 years) so I had an overhaul and just kept my 10 year old future proof PSU. Pros: - VC is good enough. -> comes with ASRock…

The disc is small. But the rest and that cavernous hull form a brilliant foundation and move the project forward. I've had a Lenovo C660 on my desk for a few years because the company has operations elsewhere. The times have changed. I like playing and running business and video applications with no issues. DCS and War Thunder run like butter at near maximum settings. I need a wicked monitor. So satisfied. Like buying a perfect Miata NA or a stripped down MK6 GTI or maybe a rust free mid 2002…

Q+A says it can handle ANY modern Call of Duty game - no shot fired - took it out of the box and started downloading Warzone. Halfway there he told me the vault was full. I was told I could buy more storage/memory. How can a gaming PC not handle a game that my 6 year old PS4 can handle with no problem? 100% disappointed. Can someone tell me if I'm doing something wrong?

Update: Graphics crash and can't be fixed in Geek Squad! It would be good. I'm back, what a disappointment! First review: Well, this computer is so beautiful. I installed 32GB Corsair RGB Pro RAM and 1TB SSD. I also love how easy it is to get into the computer and upgrade the RAM, there are 2 Phillips screws on the back for the SSD and another 2.5" slot for another SSD/HDD and power supply . For RAM/Motherboard/GPU, open and tighten 1 Phillips head screw and take off the glass cover. So since…

I'm certainly not an avid gamer so I spent several months searching for prices on gaming computers that were better than entry-level but not pro-level. There wasn't anyone online or in a local store who could beat the price with the same hardware as this computer. It was definitely a home game. This is a cute computer. My only problem was that I couldn't find a place to mount the SATA data drive I bought. The box and wiring is so clean it was hard to tell. I tore off the side opposite the glass

For a beginner, this GPC (Gaming PC) is the best choice if you are new to PC or game consoles because you can connect a controller to this PC just like Xbox controllers! (Although I don't know anything about PS4 controllers) It was easy to set up and setting it up was the best! I would recommend buying this computer if you don't want to spend most of your money! and it also comes with LED keyboard and auto clicker mouse :D. The packaging is neat too. ALSO ALSO there are USB ports and headphone…