XUM Elite Prebuilt Gaming PC: AMD Ryzen 5 5500, Nvidia Geforce RTX 3050 6GB, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 500GB NVMe SSD, 1TB HDD, 500W PSU 80+ Bronze, aRGB, WiFi 5, Windows 11 Home, Entry Level, Black Case

Excellent quality. Working straight out of the box. Looks amazing

Great, so happy with this after being let down by another company this pc came the next day I ordered it so easy to set up thank you. I would highly recommend 😊

Great PC been meaning to upgrade for a while and it’s a significant jump in improvement from the last one. It’s much quieter and the 32GB RAM helps make this run extremely fast. There were only two issues when I got my one and they’re pretty minor: a broken power cable for the RGB power controller meaning the RGB strip lights and fans wouldn’t turn on until I got a replacement for the power controller, and a non-working front USB port, although the other one seems to work just fine. Bit disappointing since this was brand new but they’re pretty minor and I’ve got warrant anyway. Great recommend for a mid-range PC at a decent price with high RAM.

Lovely computer easy to set up. Quick delivery.

My old PC was starting to struggle, making funny noises, overheating and generally feeling slower that I was comfortable with. The PC served me well as one I'd rescued from a client 12 years ago. Much like Triggers broom it had a new PSU, more RAM (mismatched of course!), an SSD and upgraded from i3 to i5 as well as adding an R7 250 GPU. Then a week ago my sister wanted to find a gaming PC for my nephew. This came up in my searches and at this price it was impossible for me to ignore for myself too. The PC arrived within around 48-72hrs of buying and was well packaged. Packaging was an outer box, with the inner box surrounded by air bags. Opening the inner box you'll find the PC with all the 'gubbins' inside the case. Simply undo the four screws for the glass plate and remove the internal packing foam and bags. The bag contains a brief instruction manual, C13 to UK mains power cable and WiFi antennas, as well as the RGB remote. Powering up for the 1st time you have to go through the obligatory Windows 11 setup experience which is a PITA, but not a fault of the product. If you don't have or want to use an MS account you can read online how to use local accounts instead. Upon booting I'd fully suggest doing all Windows updates and leaving it a while as I did encounter 1 BSOD before the correct driver was applied. Again, not a criticism of the product as this is somewhat expected. Using the PC for 1 day I can already tell it's better than the one I had previously. I fully appreciate the hardware is around 3 years out of date but to buy a modern PC for this price point is impossible, and it's more than adequate for my needs. Sound is very quiet - in fact it's now my server that's the noisy thing in the room so I'll be eyeing up a replacement for that in the near future. I'm slightly kicking myself as I didn't see there was a Ryzen 5600G option with more RAM and a bigger NVME drive for not much more cost, however I'm almost certainly going to replace the NVME for a larger one anyway, and the RAM isn't the fastest clock speed so will likely see an upgrade in the near future too. That's the thing with PCs unfortunately as you can always pay a little extra and go for something slightly better - the question is when to stop. In this case the cheaper 4600G is perfectly adequate for me and I'd rather save the £70 for targeted upgrades that fit my needs. Downsides, albeit these are very specific to me and likely not a problem for you: *SSD is quite small at 256GB and will quickly fill up. I'd recommend changing the default install location for all apps to the 1TB HDD. A larger SSD can be bought for not much cost so likely the 1st upgrade I'll be doing. *Windows 11 Home is fine for most folk, but my other machines all had Enterprise, Pro etc versions of the OS so I'd become accustomed to certain things like Hyper-V and being able to sign into the PC with my O365 business account. Not a major issue as VMware Workstation is available again, and I've just used a local account then signed into OneDrive with my business account anyway. Plus sides: *A very capable PC out of the box that can handle most older games (and being a 36yr old my go-to games are Counter Strike, GTA5, Battlefield 4 etc). Newer games would benefit from a dedicated GPU and there's adequate space for this (although I've not confirmed what outputs the PSU has to service a GPU to be honest) *There are several eSATA and power connectors for additional drives although I don't see any easy way of mounting more than the NVME and HDD *Motherboard BIOS appears to allow overclocking *Integrated graphics is working with my dual screen setup just fine. One monitor is DVI and the other is HDMI *No bloat on the OS. I remember the days of old where Dell etc would shove a load of junk on a new build

broke in a week sent straight back for full refund

10 Months in ive come to use the PC to discover no graphics output, no post message or sounds, also one of the blades for the case fan has split in half. not happy

Works great. Very good value for money.