ADMI Gaming PC, Intel Core i5 12400F, NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti, 16GB DDR4, 1TB NVMe, X= Airflow RGB (Black), WiFi, Windows 11

Delivered well packaged and intact and with the correct specs, good quality case and half decent budget parts and good build quality, nice cable management and a nice budget cpu gpu combo more than capable of 1440p gaming also windows came bloat free and optimised and have tested this system for a couple of weeks and have had no problems with temps cpu gpu usage etc after upgrading the ram and storage its a great entry level system and would recommend

Amazing gaming PC! I brought this for my son and he loves it. I waited a few month's before I wrote a review as I wanted to see how he got on with it. Absolutely no problems at all, it runs really smoothly. Had no issues with any of his games! The multi coloured lights on the PC look amazing at night. I was worried about having to put drivers on it for everything to work but it was already set up. Plugged it in and he was playing on it straight away. Highly recommend this PC! A big thumbs up from my son!

UPDATED REVIEW: I've owned the PC for pretty much 2 months now and I need to edit my review. The PC runs into constant problems, whether that's apps not responding, the WiFi dongle never working properly or the entire system just completely freezing, not being able to restart or do anything. Typically after longer gaming sessions (5hrs+) the PC will just completely freeze and nothing at all will work. This is likely due to it using cheap parts like the ADATA ssd which are notorious to be terrible and break quickly. I keep all my drivers and windows up to date so it's not something that I could be doing wrong causing these issues. The only thing that can be done when the PC completely freezes is completely cutting the power and unplugging the cable as even the power button on the case will not respond. This can cause data loss and corruption so the fact that I have to do this is just terrible. I'll still leave my original review up so that people can get an idea of how my current thoughts about this PC compare to my initial thoughts, but as it stands, I would not recommend this brand or PC. When it works, it's good, but with the amount of issues it has, who's to say how long the PC will actually last before I need to repair or replace it.INITIAL 4* REVIEW: This is my first gaming PC ever so I don't have much to compare it to other than a PS5, however it does seem pretty good so far. I've managed to play some demanding games like God of War and less demanding games like Rainbow 6 Siege and it manages both sides of the spectrum quite well. Most newer games will still perform better on PS5. Where this PC shines is on older games.My biggest issue so far is that you don't receive the same parts as advertised, the GPU, while still a 4060, is not the same ASUS one that was pictured and is instead a Zotac gaming 4060. It's obviously the same thing and has the same performance but aesthetically, the ASUS one looks at lot nicer than the one you are given as the Zotac 4060 looks ridiculously small in this huge case. The SDD seems to be random as to which one you receive, my build has an Adata legend 700, it gets the job done as its still an SSD at the end of the day so load times are extremely fast. The RAM is very generic and gets the job done but I'm considering upgrading the RAM already. Another issue is the WIFI, it does not come built in and you are instead given a dongle. It works and gives you a WiFi connection however its very inconsistent. Sometimes the WiFi speeds will be very good and other times not so much. The fans are also quite loud and when playing more demanding games like God of War, there is a very annoying coil whine sound.On to performance. From the games I've tested, God of War, Days Gone, Assassins creed Origins, GTA5, R6S to name a few, it performs well. On God of War, I can run the game at native 1440p with most graphics settings at high, some on normal and some on ultra (photos attached) with around 80-90fps which is quite good. The rtx4060 is really meant for 1080p so you could get even more FPS by lowering the resolution but I have a 1440p monitor so I'd like to make the most of it. On games like R6S, I can run the game at 1440p/144hz with all settings set to ultra, this is a much older game but still impressive. GTA5 I can run at 1440p around 120hz with a mixture of graphics settings some set to high, some to ultra.It's an overall good starter PC but there's definitely room for improvement. The price was a bit high but it comes with windows 11 pre-installed and everything was up-to-date, buying the parts separately and building your own would come to around £600-650.

I'm really happy with my ADMI PC. I built my last PC 13 years ago and I've only replaced it because it will not run windows 11. I looked at building a new PC but this ADMI one was such good value I would have saved very little. Runs every game I have thrown at it and I have had zero problems. It came extrememly well packaged and protected.It came fully installed with Windows 11 and no other bloatware added (except what is already in Win 11). It is a fairly small case (which I like) but I have still managed to add 3 HDDs and an SSD.Only two small things I would improve: The motherboard only has two memory dimm slots, I would have preferred four. Also the four case fans are not connected to the motherboard so that their speed can be adjusted by the bios but I will add that myself.Overall I give it a good 4.8 out of 5

had small issue activating windows was quickly resolved with customer service chat.

Bought this pc last week have no issues with it other than dealing major fps drops on fortnite, fps will drop from 240 to 8 every time an enemy comes in frame.