I bought this PC after about a year of wanting to build/buy a PC. My original thought was to build my own, but after picking out everything I wanted on PC Part Picker, the build was about $200 more than this build (and I was trying to build with an i5 processor as well). I will say that my build might have been more expensive because I was trying to get a nice motherboard and PSU, and I do believe that this PC has a lower-end brand. Regardless, it's working as intended.The PC worked well out of the box and the fans and case look great with the RGB. If you are not RGB inclined, it is easy to turn off as well. The games look great and I was able to load into heavily computational games (such as 6+ player Civ VI) very quickly. I have played the following games in the week that I've had it: Civilization VI, Rainbow Six: Siege, Divinity: Original Sin 2, and Fallout: New Vegas. All of the games run smoothly and look great. The PC is pretty quiet - you can hear the fans a little bit if you have no sound on at all, but it is negligible once you are listening to something and it is impossible to hear if you have a headset on.The only things I can knock this computer for is that some of wire management looks like a rat's nest if you uncover it (but it is almost all hidden by a metal plate). Also, the mouse seems pretty cheap. Mine works alright, but the two buttons behind the mouse wheel (I don't even know what they were intended for) were pressed in and are not functional. I can still scroll and click and play every game fine, but it's still worth noting in my opinion.Overall, I would recommend this computer as a good buy. If you are worried about any of the items being low quality, it seems to be fully modifiable. I intend on adding another HDD and perhaps eventually getting faster RAM. I am happy with my purchase.