STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop,Core I5,RX 550 4G,16G RAM,512G SSD

I needed a new computer because my old one was not able to be upgraded to Windows 11. I have always built my own PC's but I have not been following the technology lately and had concerns about buying parts that may or may not be compatible. As I spoke to a few gamer friends who gave me suggestions on various parts, it was also suggested to just buy a complete kit and then I didn't have to worry about any of the small details. I did some research and decided on a CPU, RAM, drive, etc. and scoured Amazon and few other retailers, then eliminated kits that didn't meet what I wanted and as I was eliminating, I whittled my selection down to this STGAubron unit. It was very relieving to just open it and plug it in and it ran. No issues whatsoever. I thought my current monitor was one of the video options but it wasn't, so I borrowed my son's 24" TV and used the HDMI video until I could order a new monitor. The picture was really nice on the TV but once I got an actual monitor...WOW! The video was incredible. I logged into Netflix and the picture on the movies was awesome. I'm not a gamer, so I can't tell you how it works under the load of an actual game, but this PC is REALLY REALLY NICE from my perspective. I chose a gamer PC because gamers require some serious firepower and this thing is just great from every perspective. My son is away at school and I texted him some pics with all the fans and the keyboard and mouse lit up and the first thing he said was "that looks expensive". And honestly, the price was not all that much more than if I had sourced the parts separately. For an old guy like me, I kinda like all the lights in the fans and keyboard, LOL! Again, I'm not a gamer, but I love this PC. It's fast, it looks nice, and I may even get a game or two to check out the gaming side. Five+ stars!!!

I bought this computer for my son about a year and a half ago and after the first six months we began to have problems. It was always slow but I thought that was just my having too many programs running. But even after I taught him about that, nothing changed. We haven’t one specific issue but a multitude of. There was always a new problem that would come up. Crashing has always been a common issue. I contacted customer service every time we’d run into an issue and it’d work for awhile and then something else would come up. The warranty ended at a year. Each time I contacted customer service they seemed extremely helpful and assured me that it was a great pc. I should have gone with my gut and returned it before the warranty expiration. They were so good at reassuring me all would be good though. The problems we’ve had are NOT limited to gaming (which has been a disaster) but even when my son is browsing the internet for school work or watching YouTube videos, it’ll kick him off websites. Same with gaming, he’ll either none able to open a game or it’ll crash in the middle of one. I’ve had computer tech friends come over to see if they can help and they’re all told me that I bought a dud. I feel awful as it was a Christmas gift for my son that I had to save quite awhile for. The poor kid can’t even do homework on it half the time. We also had to replace the monitor at about 8 months and the speakers lasted about 6/7 months before i replaced those. The keyboard works fine. In my OPINION, tackling these “gaming” Pc’s is a mere marketing tactic. When i can afford to buy my son another computer, I’ll definitely be going with a trusted pc brand. I highly advise against purchasing this unit. Extremely disappointed especially because my son was so excited to be getting this.

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.

It’s a great starter gaming pc. Fortnite works great on it the only issue we are having is the mic when hooked up to a headset is either distorted or not working at all. Especially with wired headsets. I have bought a usb input for the mic and bought several different headphones and still the same thing. Cant figure it out

This machine works like a champ! Worked straight out of the box and connected with my laptop data so I didn't have to move it over. The lights are not customizable but they are good and keep the room well lit at night.

⚙️ Worked Fine… for a Little While At first, it actually ran okay. For the first few months, it handled light gaming, browsing, and basic stuff decently. The RGB fans looked cool, it was quiet, and I thought, “hey, maybe I scored a good deal.” But fast-forward to 2025, and the truth came out — this thing was built cheap from the ground up. 💣 The Ugly Truth — Why You Should NOT Buy This PC 1. Cheap, generic parts disguised as “gaming hardware.” The listing brags about an Intel i5 CPU and Radeon RX 550 GPU, but here’s the reality: That i5 is an older, low-power model. It’s not built for real gaming or multitasking. The RX 550 GPU was already outdated years before this PC even shipped. It’s basically an office GPU pretending to be a gaming card. The power supply and cooling system? Generic, no-name brands that probably cost the manufacturer $15 total. No wonder everything’s dying early. 2. Thermal disaster waiting to happen. The system overheats constantly. My CPU runs hot, the fans struggle, and even my external monitor is starting to feel the heat. The “three RGB fans” look nice but don’t move nearly enough air. There’s no proper airflow design, and it shows. 3. No longevity whatsoever. By 2025, this PC is coughing up its last breath. The CPU’s overheating, the SSD’s slowing down, and the fans sound like a dying lawnmower. For a system that’s only two years old, that’s pathetic. 4. Warranty and support are basically a joke. The “one-year warranty” might as well not exist. After that, you’re on your own. Try finding replacement parts or getting actual support — good luck. Most of the components are off-brand and proprietary, so standard upgrades or replacements don’t always fit or function right. 5. False advertising at best, scammy at worst. The way this PC is marketed on Amazon makes it sound like a mid-tier gaming rig. In reality, it’s a budget office PC dressed up with cheap RGB lights to lure beginners who don’t know the difference. If you’re hoping to play modern games smoothly — forget it. You’ll be stuck on low settings or constant crashes. 🔧 Summary — The Harsh Reality This system isn’t “gaming-ready.” It’s barely life-ready. If you’re tempted because it looks cool or seems affordable, don’t fall for it. You’re better off saving a little more for a real build or even buying a refurbished Dell or HP with known-brand parts. 🚫 Final Verdict: 2/10 ✅ Looked good out of the box. ❌ Performs like an overworked toaster after a year. ❌ Overheats easily. ❌ Cheap components. ❌ No real upgrade path or longevity. Do yourself a favor: don’t waste $300–$400 on this thing. It’s not an investment — it’s a ticking time bomb with pretty lights.

I bought this computer as a Xmas present in 2023 for my 11 year old son that loves to game and at the time of this writing, we had it for 6 months. I had spent 2 weeks doing heavy research before settling on this computer and here are a few notes to help you decide if it’s worth it for you. 1: There is an included WiFi and Bluetooth adapter but I thought it was built into the computer and not usb thumb drives that you have plug in on the top of the computer. It comes in a small bag and keep a careful eye out for it. 2: After a few months of use, we encountered a strange error that wouldn’t go past the OEM symbol after turning on the computer. One time it did lead me to a black screen showing you options for example go into safe mode. If this happens to you, don’t bother doing anything and contact STG and they will send you a YouTube video to help you. It was a simple fix that you can easily do on your own and I appreciate the OEM having that fix readily available. 3. STG actually has amazing support staff and they do care about customer satisfaction. Had it not been for that, my computer would be in a landfill and I would have wrote a bad review. 4. For the price and specs, don’t expect the best gaming performance but it does handle games like Minecraft and Roblox with ease but can be sluggish from time to time. 5. Perfect to watch Netflix or YouTube. 6. Have patience and set your expectations towards something in the middle. Would I buy it again? Short answer is yes and I will buy from this company again. Is it perfect, no but at the price for performance it is a good purchase.

Worked for the first 6-8 months and now it is having startup up problems. I will have to take it to a pc repairman to get fixed with money i do not have at the moment. It can barely run schedule 1 at 3120/2110 graphics settings and the frame rate is terrible, which a xbox series s would be able to run no problem. It is quiet i’ll give it that. All together though i would not spend your money on this pc or give stgaubron any business whats so ever and as what other people have said in their reviews; this is basically a flashy desktop pc/NOT a gaming pc. For it to need repairs not even a year into owning it is wild in my opinion to spend over 300 dollars and a pc that is going to have to get parts replaced on. The motherboard is an older model and is not capable of handling windows 11; so you are forced to stay on windows 10 which poses a lot of issues in not only performance handling, but security risks. Very bad and impulsive buy on my part.

Todas las piezas son muy antiguas, mas de 10 años, Procesador de 4ta generación, ram de mas de 13 años de antigüedad al igual que la tarjeta de video, falla despues de 2 meses de uso

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