Good deal for the price. Even better i got it on sale with no apr financing. Runs quiet, almost too quiet. Never ran any checks (edit intel stock cooler isn't optimal), but you barely know its there when running a game like cyberpunk which I thought would make it explode. Makes me wonder if its cooking quietly begging for mercy.The concerns. Its a great pc if you want to get into the hobby. With this tower it will be a hobby. Keep in mind its a great intro pc at decent intro price but you will want upgrades. While it can compete with next gen consoles it struggles to do so (edit more ram helped). The 500gb ssd is zippy fast but eventually your going to need to expand (edit low end brand, missing shield plate over m.2). The i5 it has will play most games. I stated I played cyberpunk, but its running at 100% gpu and 90-100% cpu. Makes me uncomfortable as the gpu is supposed to relieve the cpu and this game maxes both ( edit more ram dropped cpu usage to 60% on this demanding game). The video card is best if you keep graphics at medium. While this does look beautiful, you can get screen tearing and fluctuating fps (edit again more ram). I can live with that cause an upgrade for that cost half of the pc. The i5 is suitable for gaming but should not be pushed to do anything else while doing so. recommend beefier cooler.. It works but again, upgrade.This pc is best if you want one now and want to develop it later. Its graphics card is a good portion of the cost and if you go better you run into the 2020/2021 tech scalpers with outrageous cost. This system does not support raytracing. If you want top of the line I suggest building one ground up because the high end ones are way overpriced. Do LOTS of research of you go that route.Closing: This is more than an office pc on roids that can keep up with next gen consoles (edit no raytracing, so maybe not?) but your not getting E3 title premiere style performance. If you dont know computers and want to learn this is definitely a good start.Edit: after upgrading ram I learn intel has all 10th gen non z series cpu locked at 2666 memory speed which is ridiculous and also there are parts missing from the mobo. They may have been removed during installation but still its not there. And the proprietary rbg remote control from the case manufacturer is also ridiculous and will be worked around as it doesent have any kind of sync. After learning what parts are used idk anymore about this thing. Considering a Microsoft key would push a ground up build over this ones cost, I can live with it. On to the ram. The brand they use was an xpc 8gb and I wonder if it was part of a 2x8gb set and they split them. Its recommended when you upgrade to 2x8gb get them at the same time or they may have problems. This means you can't use your upgrade with the stock in this build, and also don't waste money on above 2666mhz cause intel has it locked.