STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop Computer, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9GHz, GeForce RTX 3050 6G, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, WiFi 6, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x4, Windows 11 Home

Got it for my son, works great! Runs games I didn’t think it would! -4/1/25 Update- Had a software issue occur, wouldn’t allow log in for users. Did everything to fix it, contacted seller and they offered to replace it right away! Not the machines fault for software issue, that’s more of a windows problem. We will see how this does. Again, not a machine problem, more of a windows problem.

This PC was great out of the box. It was easy to setup and it plays games as advertised. I didn't like Windows 10 Home as it is limited in functionality. I upgraded to Windows 10 Professional and couldn't be happier. Great value for the money for a great PC. Awesome Job STGAubron!

Took me a month to set this up as I’m busy but once I got everything together I quickly learned that this PC can’t be updated to Windows 11. Unfortunately, I can’t return because they only gave me roughly a month to make a decision to return and I didn’t realize this until trying to place a return. Now if you like Windows 10, that’s fine but the fact that this can’t even update to 11 is not a good sign. Fans also run while in sleep mode so don’t expect those to last too long. GPU,CPU, and RAM are all cheap parts and computer is really slow. I’m not new to computers so shame on me for not researching before hand but hopefully I can inform others to stay away. There’s much better options out there. Don’t buy.

I've had this PC for a good month and an half now and it's been working perfectly fine, sure some people complain about the mouse, keyboard, and soundbar but to be honest you can just replace those in your own time, it's what I did. Now, the issues I have come across is that some games you might need to buff down the quality because it will crash if you run those graphics high, same thing if you run too many mods for a game or an overhaul mod. Another issue is obviously the wifi adapter, but for me, it ain't too bad. Finally, this is probably just me, but I have been having weird times where the PC will sometimes turn on when it's off or start shutting down when I need it on, although this most likely because I forget to dust off the dust on the inside. Overall though, the PC is very good for it's price and you can just replace the mouse, keyboard if you don't like them and you can just upgrade the parts of PC as well, just make sure their compatible with each other.

I bought this PC for my girlfriend so she could play pc games with me and I'm glad this was the choice I made. I'll go through the main things I like about it so far. The cable management inside the case is neat and well done. The case has plenty of openings for air flow and is made of good materials that won't break on a drop. The computer runs games like Once Human and The Finals on medium settings and gets over 60 frames. The PC is quiet even when stressing it out. Has plenty of room inside the case for upgrades. Things I don't really like. All of the peripherals it came with are dollar tree quality, but I already had better stuff so I'm not too worried about. Keyboard and mouse are the weight of a single lego brick and made entirely of very light plastic. The sound bar is probably the best cut of that pie, but still not good. The mousemat is extremely small. They all light up though! I don't really like that Bluetooth and WiFi are both USB adapted, but hey, I'm really glad they included it instead of making you buy your own adapters. They connect well. Now, the RGB for all these things is what you'd expect in something cheap like this, it's no govee or razer chroma, but it's bright and that's what matters to me. All in all for the components, quality of build, and price. This is a must buy if you're looking for a gaming PC with a tight budget. It comes with literally everything you need except a monitor. This is a steal

I’ve been using the STG Auburn desktop computer for a while now, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance and design. This machine handles multitasking effortlessly, whether I’m building a website, working with 3D models, or running demanding applications. The build quality is solid, and the sleek design fits perfectly into my workspace. It’s equipped with a fast processor and ample RAM, ensuring smooth and efficient operation. The storage is more than sufficient, and the system stays cool and quiet even during intensive tasks. Overall, the STG Auburn is a powerhouse that combines functionality with style. I’d highly recommend it to anyone needing a reliable desktop for both work and leisure.

It's a budget pc. If you're expecting super high quality build your own or go somewhere that isn't amazon lol, I've had it for little over a year and I can say it works for how much you're paying for it. I've had restart issues since day one, but if you don't mid restarting the computer once or twice a week, it works perfectly fine, I can game and run games like genshin impact, cyberpunk2077 and others. It's also a good pc for work, as it wont crash out as much when not running big games. I am only now running out of storage after little over a year, so that's good. I will be transparent and say don't expect too much from this pc, it gets the job done and for only $500 - $600 it works very well, (minus the bluescreen/restart issues). I'd recommend this pc to someone who mostly does work/school stuff, a beginner, or someone new to pc's.

started having issues starting up and then eventually refused to boot up at all. Took in for repairs and was told that they could reinstall an operating system because it was unrecoverable. paid to have that done, less than 4 months later exact same issue occurred again leaving it once again unuseable.