My first official gaming tower PC, wife got it for me for Christmas (Cyber Monday Deal). Arrived at my door in one piece with no damage to the box itself (shout out to USPS for that much).Enjoying it very much, a lot of my steam library is now running at 4K 60FPS Max settings. It’s a beast of a machine. Already have the 1Tb SDD almost completely full, looking to expand on that with an internal SSD of 2 or 4TB.The PC it’s self is whisper quiet even when running the GPU and CPU above 75% capacity when pushing games to their maximums. The RGB is limited to a controller that comes with the PC, the selection of light patterns are alright, with a rainbow spinning pattern, single color and dual color patterns to select from. Maybe some RGB ram later on down the road.Main Components in my build are ASRock z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB motherboard, EVGA RTX 2070 Super Black, Team T-Force Vulcan 16 GB DDR4 (x2 8GB Sticks), and i7-9700k as advertised. The GPU is capable of SLI so maybe another 2070 Super just to be “That Guy”.The boot time is super fast as well which makes doing restarts not so much a pain anymore.If your not comfortable with building your own PC like I was and your okay paying a bit more over a customer build that you’ll assemble yourself then this PC is for you.Of course it’s a actual PC that allows all sorts of future upgrades. I’m looking forward to upgrading these components when that day comes.(Update) As for upgrading to a SLI format, that is not possible due to the choice of motherboard used and Case size.Overclocking the PC is made easy for beginners by simple installing the Intel XTU application, I went as far as overclocking the CPU to 4.9Ghz across all cores. Haven’t overclocked the GPU yet but will sometime in the future.Tested GPU with some ray tracing mods on Minecraft and it looks amazing. Able to run at 1440p Max everything in shaders option.