Prebuilt Gaming Desktop Computer | 16G DDR4 RAM | 512G SSD | AMD Ryzen5 6Cores 3.6G Up to 4.1G | RX 560 4G Graphics Card | Wi-Fi 6 | Gamer PC Black

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I bought the Suevery Desktop PC with the Ryzen 5 5600G, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD, and it’s been an absolute powerhouse for the price. The setup was fast and painless. It booted right up, no bloatware, no lag, no drama, exactly how a new PC should feel. Performance-wise, this machine punches way above its weight class. It handles everyday office work effortlessly and still has more than enough muscle for gaming. The Ryzen 5 5600G runs smoothly, the RAM keeps everything snappy, and the SSD makes loading times practically disappear. Even streaming, multitasking, and light video editing have been easy. It’s quiet, clean, reliable, and looks great on my desk. Honestly, for the value, you can’t beat it. If you want a ready-to-go desktop that delivers strong performance without breaking the bank, this is the one. Would definitely recommend.

Considering it didn’t cost very much (when I bought it anyways) to purchase, as the prebuilt does not come with a graphics card, it can be a decent deal if you already have a GPU lying around from either a previous PC or for some other reason. However, some precautions need to be taken with this desktop. Notably, the power supply unit is of very low quality and should be replaced immediately upon buying. Mine was faulty and dramatically popped my breaker while using it, and died in the process a week after purchase. The PSU it comes with is 650w which in theory is good enough to work with an added GPU, but as the cheap Chinese crap PSU needs to be replaced anyways you might as well upgrade. A 750w PSU by Corsair will put you back $99, so add that to the cost of the PC itself. With a low end GPU like a 1050ti it could be a decent starter PC or gift for a younger gamer, but with the sketchy PSU I would not get this as a first PC as it requires more than plug-and-play to get to work without exploding eventually.

After reading the description of this pc, I had so many questions. There's no information about the motherboard, expansion slots, and about a million other details. Here is a breakdown of what's inside which will hopefully answer most of those questions. My overall assessment is that this is an absolutely bonkers deal considering what you get and how expandable this box actually is. What you get: 1x 16GB DDR4 PC-2666 "Alhua" memory module 1x 512GB M.2 2280 "Alhua" drive 300W power supply AMD Radeon Vega 6 Integrated GPU Ryzen 3 3300U 1x Integrated Wired LAN (There is no wifi controller, you have to install that separately) Expansion Slots: 1x M.2 2230 (looks like) 1x PCIe x16 1x PCIe x16 2x SATA 2x Memory Slots (1x is occupied by the above memory module) 1x Unused Fan Connector Pretty good expandability considering the price. Two things to note: 1) This power supply is insanely low wattage. Consider that when making expansion choices. 2) I have no idea what brand "Alhua" is but they don't seem to sell any memory on Amazon or Newegg so simply adding a second memory stick might not be a good option if you want to expand. May need to ditch the existing I've and buy two compatible 16GB sticks from the same manufacturer. Another odd thing to note. The hard drive comes pre formatted into three separate virtual drives. The OS is on (C:) with about 40GB/120GB used out the box. Then drive (D:) & (E:) are both an oddly specific 178GB each. Hopefully this little assessment was helpful. Check out my photos for more details. Assuming this thing boots up and works, this is the craziest deal on the Internet for a PC. (At the time of this review, this thing was selling for $200).

My son tells me he can't even play simple games let alone try to play the other popular ones. It's super laggy the graphics never catch up.