My system came in in good condition and worked out of the box.  The cabling was neat but not exactly accurate.  The fans was all connected to one source that prevents you from controlling them individually.  Eventually I will buy more fans and fix that.  All of the games I play runs great.  Examples: Forza Horizon 4 runs on Ultra above 4k and average a solid 70 to 80 fps.  Destiny 2 4k most settings Ultra a solid 60fps.  Division 2 Ultra at an 85% resolution scale hits 50 to 60, I don't notice any drops because I have an LG B9 that does G-sync and VRR.  The only game that I have that really struggles is Anthem that requires me to drop the resolution to around 1600p to get a solid 60.The main problem is the parts that you can't select.  My system came with a Zotec RTX 2070 Super mini which has fans that is always running so even 7 feet away and just browsing the web I can still hear it.  Other brands of RTX 2070's like EVGA or MSI can have a lower fan curve to lower the sound of the card.  The motherboard is a  Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB.  Which is a decent board that supports SLI and 2 NVME drives but bios updates and the like is not supported by Asrock as the CB part of the name means it is a Cyber Power custom board.  All in all a good system for those that don't want to build there own or don,t know how to.  Just be aware that people will have different experiences because of the random selection of parts.