HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, Intel Core i5-10400F, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 256 GB PCIe NVMe SSD, Windows 11, USB Mouse and Keyboard, Compact Tower Design (TG01-1020, 2020)

Its a small and light-weight box that performs well. Easy to upgrade storage capacity, but the memory is a problem. It seems that 3rd party RAM will not run at 2666MHz so upgrading from the 8GB is only possible if you purchase the RAM from HP at a price of about $240. Thats simply extortion.

I bought this computer to run MS Flight Simulator 2020. Ive set up several computers before, but Ive never played around with high end graphics much. I was happy to find out that the GeForce Experience app would, with a little tinkering, optimize the MSFS graphics settings for my graphics card and display various performance metrics (like frame rate) in an overlay. This particular computer does not have the power to exploit all the capability of MSFS, but it certainly works well enough for my purposes.

Download a game or too and no room for anything else!

Runs very good, but there a few things everyone should know about this computer.

Works well, no issues, would suggest to pick up an external hard drive though. Low memory.

Great for gaming, runs Fallouts and even Warzone on at least medium graphic settings. Runs work/art programs very well too.

The product arrived with an error code and no displayed image and with warranty it has to take an additional 30 days to get repaired. Probably a decent computer when it arrives fully functioning. Only time will tell.

Great entry-mid level gaming

The cpu is the only good thing. For the price the GPU is terrible, RAM is awe-full, storage is awe-full. Way overpriced. Cheap power supply and motherbaord. Proprietary parts and system comes with special Dell Malware

Playin Cyberpunk on it and LOVIN IT!