Lenovo - Legion Tower 5i Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i5-11400 - 8GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super - 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD - Raven Black

Look, if you’re wondering on if you should get this or not- and you need an honest view from someone that’s owned this specific PC, then don’t worry because I’ll tell you my thoughts and advice. I’ve had this PC for almost a year now, and it has had its ups and downs. If you’re looking for something you can play games like Plague Tale: Requiem, it’s not going to work out. It was really laggy from my experience, but probably could have also been my internet. Games like GTA, FIVEM, Minecraft, Stardew Valley, Fortnite, ETC. run just fine. I have problems with my USB ports constantly, with the mic and keyboard randomly cutting off and not working until I replug them. The lights to the fans are an added bonus and you can customize a lot with them, which I love. You can also turn them off if you don’t like that kind of thing. On the topic of fans, they’re not loud at all. They’re so silent and the first time I turned my PC on I thought that it was off because I couldn’t even tell. However, when playing some taxing games, they get a little bit louder. This isn’t to say they’re super loud though, I haven’t had any complaints on them at all. I’ve had it crash on me a few times. This is random when it does happen, and I haven’t been able to locate the problem due to it being random, but I might just be not as tech-savvy as I should be to figure out the issue. I love my PC, and the only negative thing I could say about it is the crashing it does (not frequent but annoying nonetheless- also keep in mind it’s a possibility it does so because the games I play might be too taxing for it) and the USB ports having issues.

As my first prebuilt I bought, this blew my expectations as for performance. Although there’s two things that troubles me, it’s the blootware and the single channel 8gb ram (easily found on most prebuilts in this price range).

Good pc for the price and very upgradable machine!

My first PC and it is a good one. I use it for streaming and gaming and it keeps up well. Easy to use and runs quick. Reasonably priced.

The best prebuilt u can buy under 900 , its very upgradable just installed a new PSU comes with 400w and replaced with a n750w able to fit a 3060TI OC PRO triple fan Edition comes with a single fan 1660 super 6gb everything about this computer is very interchangeable do not be discouraged by other pc "enthusiast" for we the average joe will be met far above our expectations especially if u come from console gaming like me Lenovo really made this one with the purpose of directing it to an smart audience that knows what they really need dont be a sheep in a herd

It gets the job done. Runs just about everything pretty well. Fans get a little loud on more demanding games like RDR2. Would recommend changing from 8gb ram to 16gb ram. Overall gets a 5/7.

I always built computers from various websites, but this time I was lazy and purchased a prebuilt gaming PC. Minus the bloatware that comes on every prebuilt PC, its honestly minimal. I did have other PC components laying around to make this PC a severe competitor amongst the high dollar prebuilt gaming towers. Out the box however it is gaming ready, and at the price point that I purchased at I couldn't have been more than happier, as currently from the time of this review, I see that it has rose $100.

This is my first PC and after a ton of research (thank you, YouTube tech people) I decided that this was going to be the best for what I wanted to do. For your day to day use and playing casual games like ACNH, Sims, etc, this is a great PC. I haven't tried playing games that are more intense and high-speed, but most of the videos I have found say that it works fine. I also like that you can change out what you need when you feel that parts are due for an upgrade! Also if you are concerned with the GB, I have downloaded most of the things I think I will need for starting out (Google Chrome, Origin, OBS studios, Elgato capture card software(s), and ofc the actual games to be played) and it has barely dented the memory. But I also just started with the setup a day or so ago, and if I see that I am starting to run out of GB it is expandable, which I also like!! A great starter PC.