ADMI Gaming PC - AMD Ryzen 5 5500 - NVIDIA RTX 3050 6GB GDDR6-16GB 3200MHz DDR4-1TB NVMe - X= Airflow RGB (White) - WiFi - Windows 11

Bought this PC just over a year ago. Never missed a beat, certainly hasn't slowed down any and never struggled to play any games. Games I play: Hell Let Loose - low graphics: 110/130fps; medium graphics 80/100fps; high graphics: 40/60fps. Forza Motorsport - low graphics: 200+fps; medium graphics: 150/170fps; high graphics: 80/120fps. Iracing - low graphics infinite fps; medium graphics: 235fps; high graphics: 100/150fps. DayZ - low graphics: 200fps; medium graphics: 120/150fps; high graphics: 30/80fps (DayZ has a massive range of graphic settings hence the great difference in FPS) I have played war thunder but didn't like it however, PC performed awesome I just didn't take note of fps. Rough estimate of 150-200fps on I believe low-medium settings. These FPS are on a 2k monitor (I run my games in 2k) at 170htz display port and the games look stunning in my opinion. I did play DayZ and Forza Motorsport in 4k on a 4k monitor at 60htz for a short time. DayZ on low/medium settings ran at 120/160fps and Forza Motorsport ran medium settings at a solid 130-140 FPS. If you're wanting to get a reliable gaming PC that will play anything, I'd recommend this. As for your eSports games, this will absolutely run them with ease. Is great at multitasking and can listen to Spotify whilst playing my games with no drops in frames what so ever. I can stream at high quality to twitch at a rough 5-10 FPS drop and record my gameplay at the same cost. (Streaming and recording at the same time costs 5-10fps also not 10-20) I have even used it for 3D modelling for a server I run for DayZ and have had 0 issues. With the Nvidia 4060 graphics card, you can also gain FPS by lowering your game graphics and then using the filters overlay to make it look pretty again by simply pressing alt+Z and adjust numerous aspects of the screen and colour. You can also keep an eye on how your PC is running, FPS, temperatures and even CPU etc by pressing alt+R. Ok, so you aren't going to get the same results of a PC you will pay £2k for but by far more than good enough to get great quality graphics and absolutely awesome FPS for less than £1k. My conclusion: you can budget buy some cheaper PCs and mess around to only just get by on some of the higher end games, and end up having to buy upgrades fairly soon to keep up. Or you could just buy this and you'll be worry free. In my opinion, this is probably the most efficient PC per £ overall. I hope my review helps.

First off - if you want a full system then this isn’t for you. What you get is a box and a couple of leads. Exactly what it says on the tin. Well packaged, everything already installed, just plug in and switch on. Now book a two week holiday to any destination and when you return the windows update may be 80% if you’re lucky. Same with every computer tho. Comes with Norton pre loaded which I personally hate and will be removed (personal taste) Anyway back to the box - very quiet considering there are 5 fans going, feels icy cold in there so no need to update when upgrade time comes. Speed - no complaints there, runs WoT on high specs no lag. All my other games are old so no issues there. Quite a large system so plenty of space for adding upgrades etc. the LED’s on the fans are controlled by a button on top. Yes you will pressing this alot till you get one scheme you like (think there is over 100 settings) hold the button to switch the lights off if you are going to have this in a bedroom and leave the pc on or you will have sleepless nights. Been running this for a couple of days and no issues. Hooked it up to a 4k TV and its a glorious experience. Well worth the time invested in research. Highly recommeded ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Bought as my old laptop had become really slow, very happy with the PC. Setting it up was pretty easy and you receive an itinerary of all the parts (graphics card etc) including the boxes the parts came in too. I was able to install a WIFI adapter card (which I purchased separately) to the motherboard easily too. (The USB wi-fi dongle it comes with WILL disconnect all the time) but that is not really the fault of the seller, those USB things just have a terrible range. I haven't used the PC that much tbh as been busy but I haven't had any issues, I tend to only play OSRS so its a bit overkill for that but I wanted something that would last and be capable of a high level of processing for gaming / video editing etc, this company made it super easy and the PC was well priced. Would recommend!

I've had this Pc for over 3 years now, it's served me well, it can play most AAA games on the highest settings, however, and it's a big however, if you plan on upgrading any parts to keep it going for longer your going to run into a glue problem, i mean everything is glued down to stop you upgrading it, the motherboard, the graphics card, everything, so if you do want to upgrading your going to have to find a way to get rid of the glue, i don't know how you would but I'm sure it could be done, at any rate for the price i bought it at around £900 at the time 3 years ago, it works perfectly fine, runs cod at 60fps and you can put some really big mod packs for minecraft on it, just makes sure you keep that render distance around 18 or 22

I bought this pc for £600 and it was the biggest waste of money ever, nothing is showing up on my monitor even after trying anything. Do not buy this product as you will just waste your money

Dude, I just got my new gaming PC and I'm absolutely blown away by it! The graphics are insane, making all my favorite games look incredibly realistic. The frame rates are super smooth, and I haven't experienced any lag or stuttering whatsoever. Honestly, this thing is a total beast and worth every single penny.

Amazing PC for the price. One problem I will say is that the pc comes preinstalled with Norton which is an antivirus app that has caused me a bit of headache. Ever since going through with the set up I've been spammed with scam emails.

This is my first PC so it’s very handy that it is easy to set up. However, WiFi is not built in, it comes with a WiFi USB. The one that it came with didn’t work - it didn’t connect to the wifi at all. I contacted the company and they advised me of ways to fix this but none of them worked. They kindly sent me another one (which I appreciated) but whilst it was meant to support 5G, It was very slow and wouldn’t connect. I really couldn’t be bothered to keep going back and forth repeatedly as their replies were quite slow. I ended up going to Curry’s and buying a different Wifi USB which worked great. However, I still have problems to this day with the Wi-Fi. It’s a game of luck - sometimes I switch my PC on and it won’t recognise the USB at all and I have to find different solutions for it to start working again. It also sometimes fails to recognise my Mouse USB. I recommend just getting a PC with wifi built in to save the stress.