STGAubron Gaming Desktop PC, Intel Core i5 3.2G up to 3.6G, Radeon RX 560 4G GDDR5, 16G RAM, 512G SSD, 600M WiFi, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x 3, RGB Keyboard & Mouse & Mouse Pad, W10H64

Have no idea how STGAubron got hold of such old CPU's, but this one works well enough to meet my meager needs. The CPU was produced between 2018 and 2020 and the GPU was produced between 2019 and 2024. While the memory card was very well packed with padding, it arrived loose and the unit did not start. Removed the memory card and reinserted and everything has worked since. The BIOS, CPU, and GPU work well together and the boot process is about 20 seconds. This is my casual at-home pc. I wanted to improve my Zwift exercise bike video experience and the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super did exactly that with 4K. I drive three 4K monitors (43", 32", & 27") at full 4k from the GPU without a hitch. The only inconvenience is that I needed three distinct cable types for the three distinct connectors on the Nvidia card, I just needed to dig in my box of video cables to find the right ones. I am not a gamer and use the pc for Zwift, Excel, Word, Outlook, and Chrome - all come up fast with no lags. Win11 should be supported until 2031, at which time I'll probably buy another pc. I don't store any files locally, everything is on OneDrive and OneNote in the Microsoft cloud and I keep the installed applications to an absolute minimum. MS 365, PDF-Xchange, Chrome, and PDF-Xchange are about it.

Overall, this gaming PC has been a solid setup for the price. Setup was straightforward and it was ready to use pretty quickly right out of the box. It runs smoothly for everyday use and handles most games well, especially if you’re not trying to play everything on ultra settings. The graphics quality is good and games look clear and detailed, with nice brightness that makes everything easy to see during gameplay. Sound quality has also been solid with no issues during gaming or streaming. WiFi connectivity has been stable and reliable, keeping a consistent connection without frequent drops. My only reason for four stars instead of five is that it’s not a high-end system, so newer or more demanding games may require lowering some settings. Still, a great value and a good starter gaming PC overall.

It looks great. The lights are fun. My son loves them. The keyboard is really cheap, the letters rubbed off with regular use within months. When working it’s a fast machine. The problem is the connectivity is miserable. The WiFi 6 is external and goes into a usb port. It is not a well designed piece and didn’t last. Even though it took no damage it was unusable after 3 months. If you get it, get a different WiFi device and make sure you have a way to install the drivers.

Updated Review for 12/20/25 Enjoy the new updated pics. Once i upgrade this junk pc to Am5 parts i will use this as my daily driver sometimes for social media design work video editing and coding work. If my AM4 pc cannot handle in the future 2030. If this is your first pc do not buy it everything is outdated you cant even upgrade normally to windows 11. You will have to replace every pc part in this pc. Bluetooth and WI-FI adapter are junk disconnects and reconnects every 10 to 5 min its annoying as hell. I replace those adapters with better. Power supply is some no name brand 500 watt with an STG logo slap on it. Motherboard is a no name brand without the STG logo slap on it. Keyboard and mouse are junk there is no M.2 slot on motherboard. The only thing cool about this pc is the case and the RGB fan lights. Everything needs to be replaced. See i have a 2nd pc rig with am4 so this pc will be my main machine. AND the stg pc will be upgrade to Am5 and be used as a home server to store my flies and media and video. And to answer emails and store my coding projects from time to time. And my AM4 2nd pc is a gaming pc mainly. I give this STG pc 2 stars out of 5 because it is really not that good. This might be an issue for some people but it’s not for me. Warning for everyone this computer cannot be upgraded to windows 11. Because the CPU is 11 years old it was released in 2013. And the keyboard that comes with the computer disconnects every time you turn on the computer you can’t type. You have to unplug and plug back in to type again. Other than those two things everything seems fine I have no major issues or problems with this machine. The graphics card is eh alright but I do suggest getting a better one for heavy gaming if your a hardcore gamer. When I run heaven benchmark it’s just fine but there is a little lag when maxed out on high settings but it can still pull through. I am happy with my 2nd gaming computer. And for a backup for my music collection and documents collection. My first gaming computer is my main gaming machine only. I don’t like to do everything on one computer. I will be upgrading this 2nd gaming computer STG Aubron with new compatible parts come aug 2025. New motherboard New ram 32GB New processor Ryzen 9 or coreI9 New CPU Cooler New Graphics Card New Power Supply. If I knew it had an 11 year old processor and couldn’t be upgraded to windows 11 would I still have brought it. No its not worth it cost me $400. I have to now buy eight new parts at New Egg or Micro Center. To bring it to windows 11 standards what a shame scam of a system this pc is.

Was an ok first gaming pc for my son. After 5 months it restarts every 4 minutes now. Very out of date and runs slow. Never connected to the wifi, always had to use the cord. He used it more for homework than gaming. Honestly wouldn’t recommend