Here is the User Benchmark Scores, with some mild overclocking with the easy-to-use BIOs setup:UserBenchmarks: Game 111%, Desk 120%, Work 112%CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K - 105.6%GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - 117.3%SSD: Adata SX6000LNP 1TB - 195.6%RAM: Team Group Inc. TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 2x8GB - 99.3%MBD: Asus PRIME Z390-PThe box was a little worn and tattered upon arrival, but it arrived on time and everything inside was good to go.  No loose connections and no damage.I'm haven't used the included keyboard and mouse, but they seem like they would be fine for the casual gamer.The PC itself is very short on documentation, though they did include the motherboard manual.  There was nothing else included to explain the little packet of other items, such as what seems to be an internal addressable fan card that came separately?  There are a couple of other parts that I'm guessing have to do with the wifi.Loved the easy BIOs setup for overclocking, but ran in to instability issues when using the suggested OC gaming settings.  Also, had to enable the XMP setting twice to run the RAM at 3000mhz, because it became disabled for unknown reasons.So far I've played Star Citizen, Fallout 76, and spent some time in Second Life and have been able to go with the highest settings at 1440p and still average around 50-60fps.I've had no problems with heat management and the computer runs quiet.  The inside off the case is clean and neat with plenty of room for upgrading.  It looks like there is an extra M.2. slot as well.A few days in and I am very happy with the product and purchase.  Great price for what you get.