Acer Predator Orion 7000 PO7-640-UR11 Gaming Desktop | 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700K 12-Core | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD | 2TB HDD | Intel Wi-Fi 6E | RGB Keyboard & Mouse

Bought this for my son locally, and was a little hesitant because we had just returned another brand pre-built that caused a weekend of troubleshooting. This thing started right up, got through the Windows setup very quickly, and we were on our way very quickly. The size is perfect for a smaller desk. Specs pretty much speak for themselves, and has been running everything weve tried in the last few days. The only disappointment is that the keyboard included was not quite as good as the one we had to return. Its not bad, just not as good as the other. The pop-out headphone holder has been a clever addition. It can be hard to decide on a pre-built, but Im happy to recommend this one.

i ordered this on sale, right when my laptop died, and it has been such an upgrade from my old laptop, very awesome computer!

Works fine for almost a week so far. The back of the case is sealed, so if you are going to upgrade your CPU cooler (by removing the backplate) and/or moving the motherboard around for whatever reason, youre going to have a really rough time.

I ordered another unit, and didnt receive it, i got a refund and bought this , so far it does everything i want for gaming,right now i would recommend it if your looking for a good rig.....

Over all the tower gets hot. The fan cant keep up. So we have to put a fan on it. My son uses it to stream his Iracing but it blocks a portion of the live stream out. Figured its not the source but the computer.

This was a great gift that I brought for my son. A great gaming P C. Can do anything, and very fast.

I have always been a gaming laptop kind of person. They’re plug-and-play, I don’t have to mess with the insides, and they come with the latest tech. for a decent price. Well, my ROG Zephryus G14 died on me in a 2 year span and I realized gaming laptops aren’t super sustainable in the long run anyway. So, that leaves me with building my own gaming PC or buying a pre-built. I fully intended to learn the ropes and build my own, but the prices for certain parts are still astronomical and I just don’t have the time. I’m sure a lot of other people are in the same boat.

Im so disappointed... It just stopped powering on after three days of owning it. And now I have to go through the annoying process of returns and hope I get my money back. Please dont buy this computer, it will make you cry and fill your life with despair.

Its been in for about two weeks, and well worth the purchase. I use this machine for both remote work and for gaming, and it works flawlessly for both. Windows 11 took a little getting used to, but so far, its lived up to all Ive come to expect from Microsoft (that was NOT a compliment).

The reason why this gets one star is because right out of the gate the build has a major flaw it only has 1 fan in the back 1 fan and the rear and the way everything is set up the system cannot properly be cooled be cooled under load the CPU was sitting at 90ﾟCThe reason why this gets one star is because right out of the gate the build has a major flaw it only has 1 fan in the back 1 fan and the rear and the way everything is set up the system cannot properly be cooled be cooled under load the CPU was sitting at 90ﾟC Constantly even if I pulled voltage it woultage it was still not a degree Celsius On paper the build looks good but do yourself a favor and get something that you can at least run properly and maximize performance