HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, Intel Core i5-10400F, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 256 GB PCIe NVMe SSD, Windows 11, USB Mouse and Keyboard, Compact Tower Design (TG01-1020, 2020)

only issue is the lack of ram, and storage. but otherwise, its great! Downgrading from windows 11 is also real easy

Great for gaming, definetly worth the money !!!

I bought this computer to run MS Flight Simulator 2020. Ive set up several computers before, but Ive never played around with high end graphics much. I was happy to find out that the GeForce Experience app would, with a little tinkering, optimize the MSFS graphics settings for my graphics card and display various performance metrics (like frame rate) in an overlay. This particular computer does not have the power to exploit all the capability of MSFS, but it certainly works well enough for my purposes.

Its a small and light-weight box that performs well. Easy to upgrade storage capacity, but the memory is a problem. It seems that 3rd party RAM will not run at 2666MHz so upgrading from the 8GB is only possible if you purchase the RAM from HP at a price of about $240. Thats simply extortion.

Great entry-mid level gaming

Machine is upgradeable so I changed the NVME 256GB to a 1TB Intel NVME I had removed from my Dell Prestige. I also had a pair of 16GB DDR4 memory sticks already, so I dropped them in and added a 2TB SATA SSD as supplemental storage. The machine is extremely fast for everything I want to do. Since Im only a casual gamer using the Microsoft Games Access Pass, the GTX 1650 graphics card does the job and with the crazy world of graphics cards right now the cost of the entire machine was not too much more than the cost of a graphics card by itself. Bought two and the Wifi speed on both is below par. I added a USB wifi and it tripled the speed.

Buena para juegos y más

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