5.0 out of 5 stars Reasonably priced, great buy

2026-02-13    -J Repasky

purchased two of these to replace self-built gaming machines following a house fire. I've been building gaming machines for 25 years. Never bought a pre-made system myself. I consider this an act of humility :). Only because I don't have the tools or workspace to do it myself, not being able to live at home at the moment.Pros:1. I love the top vent cover. It goes across almost the entire top, and is magnetically attached. very flexible and easy to remove for cleaning.2. Performance for the dollar is spectacular.all settings at maximum:-- I can play pubg on my 2K display at the monitor's max of 180FPS, consistently.-- Elder Scrolls Oblivion Remastered, even with HDR and ray tracing, 60-70 FPS consistently.3. Lighting is beautiful. The included MSI app is very easy to operate to choose different light patterns and colors.The only issues I have, I found consistently across brands:1. I couldn't find a gaming system with 5.25 bays. I previously had BDXL drives, and none of the newer pre-built systems have 5.25 bays, so I'll be using my external USB drive2. Adding storage. The wire management at first glance is fantastic. only when you remove the non-window side panel do you see where they crammed all the extra wires for other devices, along with some tiny space for hard drives or SSD's. I have big man-hands and had a little trouble pulling out the cables I want, and then trying to fit them back in once I'd connected one of my salvaged SATA ssd's. I think moving forward, I will buy a PCI-E M.2 card, and add an M.2 drive instead, if not just for speed, but so I don't have to deal with the cabling.3. Bloatware. I was surprised to find Norton still rearing its ugly head. it was the first to go, followed by the Office 365 trial. The latter could not be easily removed from the add/remove programs. it listed every available language as one to be removed. I ended up downloading a tool I use from work: Office Scrubber. A utility from Microsoft that runs a separate script to remove all things office.4. non-back panel ports. I'm not a fan of ports on top of the case. Practically ensures they'll get caked with dust if something isn't always plugged in. Considering getting dummy USB port inserts.5. Still has some USB 2.0 ports. WHY on earth!? I have two 8TB drives I use to back up movies, family photos and videos, and once one is updated, I use Free File Sync to update the other drive. I found myself with a countdown timer of days, only for me to realize one of them was connected to a 2.0 port. Switched to the USB 3.2 ports, and it was down to less than 30 minutes. (also has a PS/2 port...again WHY?)Final note: Not the fault of the system, but still noting it since the componentry is part of the issue. For best refresh rate on your screen, use DisplayPort. the HDMI version on this board is slower than DisplayPort.Overall, VERY satisfied. again Bought two of these, one for me and the wife.

5.0 out of 5 stars 5080 + AMD R7 9800X3D = Perfection

2026-02-21    -Francisco Preciado

Great pre-built Gaming PC. For the price point and what's included in this setup, you save money thanks to the scalpers buying the 50 series graphics cards. Overall it's perfect for gaming. I get 200+ FPS on BO6 on max quality settings (2K monitor). If I set it up for performance over quality, it's more than 300. I can't wait to see what I can get on a 4K monitor, but hands down this pre-built is worth the buy. I will definitely upgrade parts as time goes on, but nothing is needed at the moment...

5.0 out of 5 stars Reasonably priced, great buy

2026-01-04    -J Repasky

purchased two of these to replace self-built gaming machines following a house fire. I've been building gaming machines for 25 years. Never bought a pre-made system myself. I consider this an act of humility :). Only because I don't have the tools or workspace to do it myself, not being able to live at home at the moment.Pros:1. I love the top vent cover. It goes across almost the entire top, and is magnetically attached. very flexible and easy to remove for cleaning.2. Performance for the dollar is spectacular.all settings at maximum:-- I can play pubg on my 2K display at the monitor's max of 180FPS, consistently.-- Elder Scrolls Oblivion Remastered, even with HDR and ray tracing, 60-70 FPS consistently.3. Lighting is beautiful. The included MSI app is very easy to operate to choose different light patterns and colors.The only issues I have, I found consistently across brands:1. I couldn't find a gaming system with 5.25 bays. I previously had BDXL drives, and none of the newer pre-built systems have 5.25 bays, so I'll be using my external USB drive2. Adding storage. The wire management at first glance is fantastic. only when you remove the non-window side panel do you see where they crammed all the extra wires for other devices, along with some tiny space for hard drives or SSD's. I have big man-hands and had a little trouble pulling out the cables I want, and then trying to fit them back in once I'd connected one of my salvaged SATA ssd's. I think moving forward, I will buy a PCI-E M.2 card, and add an M.2 drive instead, if not just for speed, but so I don't have to deal with the cabling.3. Bloatware. I was surprised to find Norton still rearing its ugly head. it was the first to go, followed by the Office 365 trial. The latter could not be easily removed from the add/remove programs. it listed every available language as one to be removed. I ended up downloading a tool I use from work: Office Scrubber. A utility from Microsoft that runs a separate script to remove all things office.4. non-back panel ports. I'm not a fan of ports on top of the case. Practically ensures they'll get caked with dust if something isn't always plugged in. Considering getting dummy USB port inserts.5. Still has some USB 2.0 ports. WHY on earth!? I have two 8TB drives I use to back up movies, family photos and videos, and once one is updated, I use Free File Sync to update the other drive. I found myself with a countdown timer of days, only for me to realize one of them was connected to a 2.0 port. Switched to the USB 3.2 ports, and it was down to less than 30 minutes. (also has a PS/2 port...again WHY?)Final note: Not the fault of the system, but still noting it since the componentry is part of the issue. For best refresh rate on your screen, use DisplayPort. the HDMI version on this board is slower than DisplayPort.Overall, VERY satisfied. again Bought two of these, one for me and the wife.

5.0 out of 5 stars 5080 + AMD R7 9800X3D = Perfection

2026-01-12    -Francisco Preciado

Great pre-built Gaming PC. For the price point and what's included in this setup, you save money thanks to the scalpers buying the 50 series graphics cards. Overall it's perfect for gaming. I get 200+ FPS on BO6 on max quality settings (2K monitor). If I set it up for performance over quality, it's more than 300. I can't wait to see what I can get on a 4K monitor, but hands down this pre-built is worth the buy. I will definitely upgrade parts as time goes on, but nothing is needed at the moment...

5.0 out of 5 stars After some adjustments its a great PC

2026-02-15    -tailu66

It's true, my pc mother board has only 2 ram slots, not 4 as stated in description.Everything else seems fine, easy set up, up and running in no time.For the price its got what I want, not sure if 2 ram slots will be a problem. I see that you can upgrade memory with 2 16gb/DD5, at least I think so. Will post later when I cross that bridge.Went to the MSI web sight to find a manual download, I found the drivers page but no PDF.Update; No MSI splash screen on startup + BIOS = black screen no matter how you try and bring it up. It's there you just cant see it. working on that one. I have the 32gb ram kit but can't install it till I solve the black sreen issue.Update2; New display port cable fixed the BIOS page black screen. I now get the dragon splash startup screen and can log into BIOS. I talked with an MSI tech and he said the memory should be plug&play but be sure and match the MT speed Which is what I did. The increased RAM greatly improved a game I play alot visual graphics. No more shakey screen when I move around. I'm done!

1.0 out of 5 stars BUYER BEWARE! Wrong description

2026-01-18    -tominny

If you’re a RAM overclocker that plans to use XMP you won’t care that this PC is being shipped with only 2 slots for RAM but if you’re not that person then do NOT order this PC. They are shipping this OC with only two slots. This will limit how you can upgrade your memory. It comes with 32GB. If you determine you need more memory you’ll have to throw out their memory and buy larger pairs like two 32GB sticks. This will be significantly more expensive than picking up a pair of 16GB sticks and putting them in slots 3 and 4.I called MSI support. They at first tried to suggest it should have four slots as the motherboard spec’d for this OC indicates on their site that they have 4 slots. He later indicates that this does indeed happen at MSI. My sense is that if they don’t have enough motherboards that are spec’d for the build they throw something in that is comparable. This, to me, is inexcusable. When I buy tech, I need to be able to rely on specs and this basically means I’m never going to buy an MSI system as I am not a fan of buying and returning since most of it ends up in landfill. Better to out of stock a system than send an inferior product. Shame on you MSI. Amazon should contact all recipients of this system and give them the option to return or get a credit to reflect that they were sent a subpar system. I’m going to alert Amazon to this issue and I’m not holding my breath.

5.0 out of 5 stars You get what you paid for...

2026-01-23    -Michael LaFayette

It's a Good computer it's superfast, the size is huge, Runs quiet, It plays all my games, Was worth the money

1.0 out of 5 stars BUYER BEWARE! Wrong description

2026-03-02    -tominny

If you’re a RAM overclocker that plans to use XMP you won’t care that this PC is being shipped with only 2 slots for RAM but if you’re not that person then do NOT order this PC. They are shipping this OC with only two slots. This will limit how you can upgrade your memory. It comes with 32GB. If you determine you need more memory you’ll have to throw out their memory and buy larger pairs like two 32GB sticks. This will be significantly more expensive than picking up a pair of 16GB sticks and putting them in slots 3 and 4.I called MSI support. They at first tried to suggest it should have four slots as the motherboard spec’d for this OC indicates on their site that they have 4 slots. He later indicates that this does indeed happen at MSI. My sense is that if they don’t have enough motherboards that are spec’d for the build they throw something in that is comparable. This, to me, is inexcusable. When I buy tech, I need to be able to rely on specs and this basically means I’m never going to buy an MSI system as I am not a fan of buying and returning since most of it ends up in landfill. Better to out of stock a system than send an inferior product. Shame on you MSI. Amazon should contact all recipients of this system and give them the option to return or get a credit to reflect that they were sent a subpar system. I’m going to alert Amazon to this issue and I’m not holding my breath.

5.0 out of 5 stars You get what you paid for...

2026-03-01    -Michael LaFayette

It's a Good computer it's superfast, the size is huge, Runs quiet, It plays all my games, Was worth the money

MSI Aegis ZS2 Gaming Desktop AMD Ryzen R9-7900X, GeForce RTX 5070, 32GB DDR5, 2TB

2026-02-21    -Taher H.

جهاز عجيب ورائع المواصفات قوي للالعاب وتحرير الفيديوهات وشكرا امازون لسرعة التوريد والتوصيل