Acer Nitro N50-640-UR11 Gaming Desktop Computer - Intel Core i5 12th Gen i5-12400F Hexa-core (6 Core) 2.50 GHz - 8 GB RAM DDR4 SDRAM - 512 GB PCI Express SSD - Windows 11 Home 64-bit - NVIDIA GeFor...

Great with the right reasons, its run well with my games

got this roughly 2 weeks ago. thought ok its a gaming pc, it should do fine. boy was i wrong. the 8gb of ram is no where near enough to game on todays games, and if you replace it with more it will drop the speeds down to crap that was seen in 1999. i havnt seen 2133mhz speeds on ram in years yet here im stuck with that if i want more than 8gb of ram that only ran at 2666. whats the point of having a motherboard that supports 32gb of ram at 3200mhz but then disable the xmp profile in bios and not help when reached out to, just to get ram speed! most pathetic company i have ever dealt with. i will never buy another acer product again. what company thinks people wont upgrade a gaming pc????? complete potatoes! oh and nice to know you censor your reviews too.

At first glance this PC seems like a satisfactory entry level gaming PC with a 12400f CPU, a GTX 1650 GPU, and decently fast DDR4-3200 RAM. However, the mask falls off after you purchase it. Here are a laundry list of problems with this PC: The GTX 1650 only uses HDMI 2.0 and DVI. NO DISPLAYPORT, NO G-SYNC COMPATIBILITY. The proprietary motherboard will limit the speed of any DDR4 memory you put inside this PC to 2166 Mhz unless you buy the proprietary RAM. Even IF you buy the specific overpriced proprietary memory to expand to a much more reasonable amount of memory, the BIOS does NOT support XMP. The case is a toaster oven; even with the side panel off, the CPU will get close to thermal throttling under load. Because of the limitations of the motherboard, the CPU massively underperforms. Testing it in Cinebench gave single core scores 10% lower than one would expect, and multi core scores 17% lower one would expect. This performance is seriously reflected in most CPU-dependent games.