Alright, the computer is actually really solid. It came well boxed with a lot of protection inside and comes with a document of when the last time the PC was stressed test which is cool. Mines was in April. That being said, they didn’t clear out the plastic coverings for some of the parts so make sure to inspect thoroughly. The PC glass panels have plastic on both sides of the panel. I am running games mid-high at 1440p w/ 120+fps. I’m not entirely sure why the 4060 gets hate but of course there is better. I wanted something basic to upgrade over time and well it seems more than that. The CPU is amazing. 1. The PC comes with mostly Gigabyte components. The motherboard is a B650 UD AX Y1. You can find it on the website directly, but most of the information is found on the Aorus gigabyte site. BIOS was on version F33, its updates behind but I won’t update it unless I really have to. It’s not the best from what I’ve seen in research, but so far it’s solid. 2. The AIO it comes with is a rebranded Deep cooler, heard these were cheap but it’s really good so far. My temps have never touched over 75. The fans are really strong and in BIOS the fan speed is set to normal. You should 1000% change the fan curve in bios (change the speed at which the fans go depending on the temps reached). I say this because the same week, the AIO front fan started howling, couldn’t figure out why until I changed the speed and now it’s extremely quiet and still remains cool. It was set to hit max speed once it hits 70 degrees which isn’t needed. I was going to swap out the AIO but now I can hold off until I want a nice LCD AIO. 2. The RAM is patriot 16gigs with an XMP profile for 6000, I swapped these out for Corsair Vengence 32gig. If you do the same, it kept booting to bios because the XMP file was still enabled. Just disable it > reboot > it will go to windows > give it 10mins > reboot again and enable XMP or w/e profile you choose and it will boot back into Windows without issue. it was running at base speed but now at 6000. 3. The case is a Montech XR. The instructions it came with is not how you take off the panels. You want to first pop off the front glass panel and then the side. Pull from the very top, it will pop off and slide up. The side panel has a prop on the left, pull with some force and slide up. It will require force so don’t feel scared just don’t apply too much pressure at the same time. 4. The Power supply is a P650B from gigabyte. I plan on replacing this eventually because I’ve heard bad things about gigabyte PSU’s and I’d rather have something more premium or secure like a 750 seasonic or EVGA. Essentially, it’s a solid build. I was expecting serious issues because it’s a prebuilt which is why I got it off Amazon since the returns are easy but so far it’s been great. Of course, I’ll update if anything changes. I did have 2 issues mostly due to a windows update which freaked out the RGB But it does come with SIGNALRGB software to control it. I think it just got conflicted with the MOBO controlled RGB setting and signal. When you turn off the PC it will keep the LED on the AIO - you have to disable the feature where it keeps your USB ports powered when in turned off state. I forgot the setting name. Once that is done, you’re good. The cable management is decent, could’ve been better but that is a problem I’ll deal with when I change out the AIO, PSU and GPU.