MSI Aegis Z2 Gaming Desktop (2024): AMD Ryzen R7-7700, Geforce RTX 4060, 16GB DDR5, 1TB m.2 SSD, 80+ Gold PSU, WiFi, Keyboard & Mouse, DIY Friendly, Windows 11 Home: C7NUC-817US

Great pre-built Gaming PC. For the price point and what's included in this setup, you save money thanks to the scalpers buying the 50 series graphics cards. Overall it's perfect for gaming. I get 200+ FPS on BO6 on max quality settings (2K monitor). If I set it up for performance over quality, it's more than 300. I can't wait to see what I can get on a 4K monitor, but hands down this pre-built is worth the buy. I will definitely upgrade parts as time goes on, but nothing is needed at the moment...

The system is set up and ready to plug in and start playing right away.The lights and colors from the case are just an extra fun bonus. Even for someone who keeps the tower under his desk, it’s still noticeable and adds something to the overall look.Processing performance is good all around. I have been using it almost daily for several months and have had no issues at all.

Great Computer. Had it over a year and runs and works great

So this PC has been incredible for me. It tears through every game I’ve thrown at it effortlessly. Though it cannot be said that they are not a couple of issues that I have.For one the biggest concern of mine is that they use a very cheap Kingston SSD which are rather risky but can be serviceable for a short time. So if you do intend on buying this computer because it is at a great price I highly recommend grabbing a another 2 TB SSD and a SSD housing so that you can clone the operating system drive onto a more reliable and faster SSD.Secondly, the power supply is not modular which is not necessarily an issue but a heavy preference. I’m also at this time not aware of what exact model is used. So I’m not able to comment on its reliability.Third I had trouble finding the bios update for this computer as it does not use a B650 Wi-Fi two, but instead uses a B650 Wi-Fi three. Which is no problem as both are very comparable. The only main difference I can discern being that there are only two RAM slots instead of four which is fine because both motherboards are only dual channel anyways and you won’t really need more than 32 GB of RAM in most cases and you can upgrade to 96 on this motherboard. However, it took me a minute to find the bios as I had to not look up the motherboard but the computer product number to find the bios update the instructions on how to flash the bios were rather clear but neglected to tell me which USB port to plug into. But I can verify that using the red USB ports allowed me to flash the bios from a USB stick.But in conclusion this thing is amazing and well worth the price just be aware that it may have some problems and that you will likely need to replace that SSD as soon as possible for the safety of your PC.

I bought to exclusively play Sims 4 on, with hella mods and CC lol so far so good and holding up well!!!!! love the colors! love the lights on the keyboard and mouse that it comes with. not sure if it's the best or not but it's fine for me .. for now. speedy fast, at least faster than my old all in one PC I was using 🙃 I'm not a PC builder expert or anything so I don't know if what I bought came with the correct parts or what have you but for the price I paid, im not complaining .. all I know is it's cute and it runs my Sims amazingly on ULTRA ( I haven't been able to do that since Sims 3 came out 😅)oh and the hubs plays his COD on it an no complaints there, so yeah 😏 great buy 👍🏾

If you’re a RAM overclocker that plans to use XMP you won’t care that this PC is being shipped with only 2 slots for RAM but if you’re not that person then do NOT order this PC. They are shipping this OC with only two slots. This will limit how you can upgrade your memory. It comes with 32GB. If you determine you need more memory you’ll have to throw out their memory and buy larger pairs like two 32GB sticks. This will be significantly more expensive than picking up a pair of 16GB sticks and putting them in slots 3 and 4.I called MSI support. They at first tried to suggest it should have four slots as the motherboard spec’d for this OC indicates on their site that they have 4 slots. He later indicates that this does indeed happen at MSI. My sense is that if they don’t have enough motherboards that are spec’d for the build they throw something in that is comparable. This, to me, is inexcusable. When I buy tech, I need to be able to rely on specs and this basically means I’m never going to buy an MSI system as I am not a fan of buying and returning since most of it ends up in landfill. Better to out of stock a system than send an inferior product. Shame on you MSI. Amazon should contact all recipients of this system and give them the option to return or get a credit to reflect that they were sent a subpar system. I’m going to alert Amazon to this issue and I’m not holding my breath.