IV-315 Gaming PC • AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 4.6GHz • Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti 16GB • 32GB RAM • 1TB NVMe SSD • Windows 11 • WiFi

I am new to PC gaming always been console but I knew basics and this was recommended for what I needed to game and I've tested 4 games so far and they work perfectly it's fast and looks stunning! Was securely packaged and no issues at all super fast delivery! Would highly recommended! My only downside for myself as im quiet sensitive to noises i would say is the fans are a little loud but it is bearable and what would you expect with 7 fans inside but they do the trick no heat what so ever cool as a cucumber don't let it put you off 🥰

Wow, I’m really impressed with the noise level on this PC it’s so quiet! It runs incredibly fast it’s beautiful 🤩 the graphics are amazing. I upgraded for my YouTube channel, and DaVinci Resolve works incredible on it. I’m excited to upload my first video using it! I needed to up my game and the quality was amazing on my first render . The packaging was carefully wrapped thoughtfully and secure. Thank you for this great product. I’m really happy with it and would definitely recommend the set up was simple thank you guys 😁

Deeply disappointed. Son wanted this to play tournament level Marvel Rivals, as well as to use for his project work in his degree in game development. PC arrived well packaged, but when we started the set up the PC kept crashing after about 20 minutes or so. Logs show ID41 a kernel power problem. Once we had loaded up software (during which there were several crashes), when we tried to run Marvel Rivals we got memory access violations which caused either the program to crash or the the whole PC. Following advice from various experts online we tried re-installing, changing shader cache size, did a memory check. We tried loading a less intensive game (Palworld) which initially ran, but when closing the game gave the same memory access violation fault. Bloons seemed to run fine, but that is not an Unreal Engine 5 game. In desperation we first reset the PC keeping files, same problems, then did a full reset and stripped down anything we loaded to the barest minimum needed to test. The PC seemed slightly more stable but again crashed with the same errors when trying to run games. It seemed that whenever some load was put on the PC just switched off then rebooted. It wasnt overheating, fans were running fine so I am at a loss to know what was the problem other than a faulty PSU possibly, but after over 10 hours trying different things (and I'm reasonably experienced in administering a PC) we were no further forward. As the PC, despite having a i9 12900kf CPU and RTX5070 graphics card, seemed incapable of running the types of games it was bought for (or the types of games my son would be writing in Unreal engine 5) we choose to return the PC. This request has been approved so we are awaiting instructions. UPDATE: whilst we were disappointed with the PC the customer service was excellent. No quibble return organised and just recieved full refund.

I don't usually write any reviews. However, I was genuinely so pleased with this purchase I had to show my support and try to provide some reassurance for anyone that's skeptical about buying this rig from vibox like I was at first. (SPOILER: you should definitely buy this PC) I had my concerns originally as the images of the listing don't match with the specific specs that I picked, as well as the fact that the vibox website is dated to 2018 and didn't have any of the PC listings or parts that were listed on amazon which was my first concern. I also found the Vibox YouTube channel has some amazing pc builds, but hasn't seen any uploads since 2018. My guess is that the lockdown/pandemic has thinned time and resources on keeping the content up to date and the company have focused their efforts on product and customer service. Which is fine, though it would have eased my mind if the website at the least was up to date so that it keeps the brand consistent and reassures customers when buying your products from Amazon. Now, despite those concerns I read through most of the reviews and all I could see were people's above-par customer service experiences with the company. So I splashed on the void case with the i5-10400F paired with an MSI GeForce RTX 3070 8GB VRAM. I to this day, have not once used or even seen in person a machine as powerful as this rig. It runs everything I've thrown at it on ultra settings from anywhere between a rough 60 to 200+FPS. Depending on the game and settings of course. The package came packed securely with the GPU well supported inside the case. The set up was as simple as plug in and start signing into windows. All the ports work as intended and the Void infinity mirror with the RGB just looks downright badass! Here's a few games I've tested on the rig with my 1440p monitor: - BF1, Ultra settings 200% resolution scale 80-90 FPS - BfV, Ultra settings 100% resolution scale 65-75 FPS - BF4, Ultra settings 100% resolution scale 120-150FPS - Minecraft Max settings, SEUS shaders 50-60 FPS (this game is more CPU heavy so minor but upgradable bottleneck for the future) - BeamNG Drive, max settings, 80-140FPS depending on how much physics based vehicle crashing you do. - Assassin's Creed Valhalla/Odyssey, max settings 100% resolution scale 60-78FPS I monitored the GPU and CPU temps for all of these games. After an hour of gaming on each at those settings, the CPU has not exceeded 72°C at peak averaging at about 67°C, which is surprising considering it's only got the stock intel cooling unit. The GPU with an afterburner overclock stays at a toasty 79°C at full load when really pushing the graphics I managed to spike it to 81°C. But usually on most games the GPU won't excede an average of 70-75°C I am a music producer and have been using a laptop for most of my uni course and my old i7-7000HQ was starting to struggle with my plugin heavy Ableton live projects. But after loading up the same projects on the i5-10400F and slightly faster 16GB RAM, it keeps up noticeably more and keeps stability towards the final stages of making tracks which always held me back before. So all in all after almost a week of using this pc, I couldn't have asked for a better deal. It feels almost too good to be true considering the gpu and microchip shortage currently plaguing the gaming world. So I truly appreciate the privilege to get my hands on these specs at close to MSRP! Thank you Vibox, for building this exclent PC and for getting it delivered 2 days early! I feel like an 8 year old getting my first Gameboy, but instead I'm in my 20's and it's a monster PC ahahah! Happy shopping people!!

Très bon pc très beau aussi mais pas de livre rien pour aider à la mise en route rien pour la carte mère et pour le fonctionnement du pc