CLX Set Gaming PC - Intel Core i9 12900KF 3.2GHz, GeForce RTX 4060 Ti, 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD, 4TB HDD, 32GB DDR4 RGB Memory, 240mm AIO, Windows 11 Home, Black

This is a great pre-built gaming PC. If you aren't into building your own PC or just don't have time, this is a great option and it holds its value. Plenty of slots all your peripherals. I have a three-monitor setup with mine and it runs very smoothly.Well, then again the first thing I did was after the initial switch-on/setup was replace the 32 GB memory (2x16GB memory cards) with128GB memory (4x32 GB memory cards). So total with maxing out the memory to128GB was the $1700 + about $300 for the memory swap. I think it's totally worth it to do the extra memory. I've never had such a fast, smooth PC.I use ot for everything gaming, certain aspects of work, and school-- finishing a Master's in Cybersecurity and having a three screen setup and a really fast PC helps out a lot.Note: 2nd pic is after the memory swap I did. Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR4 4x32 GB cards.One more thing: remember to plug in the WiFI antenna into the box. Otherwise you'll get bad reception.

This computer works great for me. A bit noisy, but I can live with it.

I've built every desktop PC I've ever had since the 1990s. By that I mean, I have bought all the components -- motherboard, processor, RAM, video, audio, storage, power supply, case, etc. -- although more recently video and audio became standard on motherboards. Most recently, 2016, I was able to go into a Fry's Electronics in Phoenix and buy my system components one by one, and Fry's would assemble and burn. Although I bought a high spec Dell laptop 18 months ago, I knew I needed to get a new PC given the age of what I have been using, which by the way was SOTA in 2016. I looked at various online PC builders, but wasn't able to find what I wanted. Then I stumbled across this machine on Amazon. The i9 processor and 32GB RAM, the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti GPU (disabled onboard GPU in BIOS), the 960 GB SSD, 4 TB HDD storage, a high end wifi/bluetooth card and advanced antenna, and fun cool lights which I can't bring myself to fully turn off. There is an auxillary fan that has its own switch, separate from the advanced CPU cooling, the GPU fan and the case fans, all of which are perfectlly quiet. When turned on, this auxillary fan is VERY noisy. But, thankfully, you can turn it off. I guess you use when maxing out CPU and power consumption. When off, it is whisper quiet.I bought this machine because I wanted a high end workstation that didn't need to be at server/enterprise specs. Benchmarking this using the free, online utility UserBenchmark, this machine performs like a total beast, at the very top of the CPU, RAM, GPU, HDD and other benchmarks.So, definitely buy this machine from this company, or any of their future configurations/offerings. These guys are great builders.

I bought this for my son for gaming purposes. It was easy to set up and looks just like the picture.The remorse is that for a starter gaming computer it was expensive, especially when i add in the cost of the monitor, keyboard, mouse it was a lot. And sometimes it gets loud - almost a rattling sound.It does have a 1 year manufacture warranty.

I finely had some time to get to know this PC for some time now.1 Windows 11 not my best friend to say. prefer windows 102 Quick and fast for sure3 Mid Tower not to bad on cooling4 RGB Fans to load , that's getting swapped out soon5 For 32GB of memory not to bad , I just upgraded to G Skill Trident Z RGB 64GB i liked the CL on them.Would I recommend CLX yes I would . Pretty bad to the born gaming PC . Sure it'd not MainGear , IBuyPower or CyberPower . I think if it was put to the test CLX would be in the top 5 gaming pc's . So far no issues.

We purchased this to replace my wife's aging PC. Was easy to set up and well packed. No issues whatsoever. I had to add an external USB DVD/Blu Ray drive, as current PC's generally do not include them.

Awesome pc thx a lot for not having any issues in ordering as I tried ordering a Alienware and another big name brand both gave me no responses only refunded my money after a week of waiting so imo I’m glad they did me like this as my girl absolutely luvz her pc thx again

I purchased this computer to replace a Cyberpower computer. So far everything seems OK but there are a couple of issues.1) The fans don't seem to turn on, even when I use the remote.2) The LED lights sometimes get stuck in the ON position, and the only way I can turn them off at that point, is to unplug the computer. This issue occurred mostly when the computer hibernates/sleeps, and comes out of that mode. But then the other day, it came on all by itself and stayed stuck until I plugged it. Not sure what's going on here.I believe, in the company's haste to build the computer, they may have crossed a couple of wires. I'll have to check. Right now, I'm trying to find an online fix, because I really don't want to re-box this beast and ship it out.I'll be back to revise my review once I know exactly what's going on.