shinobee AMD Ryzen3 Gaming Computer, Ryzen3 2100, 4 Threads, 3.40 GHz, 16GB DDR4, AMD Vega 3 Graphics 4GB, 512 GB SSD, USB 3, DVD+RW, 802.11AC WiFi & Win 11 Prof #7049

This is a really good computer. I don't use it for games, so I can't say how it does them. I run Windows and Linux on it and it works great.

Doget for gaming

I bout two of these and one of them has worked fine but the most recent one for some reason starting going out while on the computer and then says something is wrong with boot. So first i attempted to contact their customer service but have not found one. So then when you try to reinstall windows 11 pro to fix the problem it tells you the qualification does not match. The second computer was for my wife so you can imagine the hell I am getting for trying this product although it has worked for me.

bought it for my father in law he plays world of tanks....he is extremely happy with it absolutely happy with it..thank you very much!

I followed all the trouble shooting tips and nothing, I'm returning this computer never to buy a refurbished anything from this company. I'm returning it as junk.

I really like this computer I'm actually writing this review from it.

I got one of these from a customer looking to upgrade. He sent me this link to the product. System was built fairly well. Cable management was good and system looks clean. Processor was an older AMD with on chip graphics. The drive in it was a 500gb WD m2- SSD, not NVMe. Memory was DDR4 3000mhz brand named ram- not junk. The case is a standard ATX one that is upgradeable, but only has USB connection, not USB c. No complaints with the case and a bonus was no sharp edges. It is a basic system. Board was a Gigabyte A320M-h with an early bios. Bios update went easy without any issues. After update, the board was now capable of accepting a Ryzen 3000 or 5000 series CPU. Upgraded to an AMD Ryzen 7- 5700x and it recognized without issue. Power supply was a very basic junk. It weighs ounces not pounds and was less than 400 watts with shared supply to the power rails. The PS does not have any 8 pin video card power connections. Needed replacing for anything else than the way you got the system. Replaced with a cheaper 700w Corsair power supply. The original worked fine without issue, but was under powered. Added an Nvidia 3060 without issue. Also upgraded with an NVME 500gb drive- preference only. The system is capable of gaming if you upgraded. The customer asked me if he got ripped off. NO. the system is pretty good price point for what he received and I don't have any complaints of the actual build quality, just the power supply.

It put up a code two days later saying the computer could not be operated