Lenovo ideacentre Desktop (Core i5, 8GB RAM, 1T HDD + 120GB SSD) 90ED0008US

I've had this machine for over a week now and am very impressed. I do a lot of gaming on my PC and wanted to buy a decently priced, good, pre-built PC that I could easily upgrade. For $869.99 this fit that perfectly.The OS is installed on the SSD, which makes for incredible boot-up times and the 1 TB HDD has plenty of space for my needs. It comes with 1 8GB stick of DDR4 2133 Mhz RAM which should be sufficient for most people. I personally ordered another 16GB of RAM since I do a lot of multitasking. The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 is fairly good graphics card for gaming. Most people prefer the best and the newest but unless you're an extremely hardcore gamer, the 960 will be sufficient.I also took a picture of the front and back of the PC, as well as what it looks like on the inside. I also ran CPU-Z, which basically just performs a system hardware check/test, and attached screenshots as well.

Decent build quality, nice hardware though. Samsung ssd and sea gate 7200 hard drives. Intel i7 6700 skylake processor, Geforce 960 inside and not a bunch of adware loaded on it. Looks very professional ,stylish and sexy. It only came with 8gb of samsung ram so it was slow as a snail out the box. My first thought was to uninstall and reinstall windows, but decided to buy G.SKILL Ripjaws V F4-2133C15D-32GVR DDR4-2133 32GB (16gb x 2 sticks) and all i can say is WOW !!!! Spend another $130 and throw this ram in the first 2 slots with the samsung in the 3rd slot. 40 gb of ram and a ssd will run anything i throw at it in a blink of an eye. This is the fastest system i have ever owned and really considering just buying even more ram to get to 64gb, dont need it though. This set up should be pretty reliable and fast enough for windows 10 and all your apps and updates in the near future. I have had this system 1 month now and dont regret anything at all, the keybord and mouse sucks though ! Get the microsoft 5050 wireless set up. All together under $1100 + 800 for the monitor and have a very nice system with no tweeking required. I spent 3 weeks deciding between the new imac 27", an hp gaming system and this system. I ended up buying this and the g.skill 32gb ram and a samsung 34" curved ultra wqhd display (wow!) and i was a mac guy for 8 years. I dont regret the switch one bit. I now walk by the new imac and just laugh (goodluck getting the hd or graphics card out of that one). For an office this set up is the way to go by far ! Way more for the money and the performance is mind boggling. 34" curved uwhd vs 27" retina, no comparison! Later mac !!!! I still love ya though ! This message brought to ya via a 2008 imac 24" hackintosh w/ 1tb sam evo ssd running dual boot win 7 pro and yosemite 10.10.5 still going strong as my home system, but end of the line for this system, no more updates or support : ( ... keeps on ticking though! Make the switch and never look back, good luck and hope this helps

I only just received this machine today. I am really amazed at the quality. This machine is so much faster than the others I have had that I would not know where to begin to make a comparison. The machine is silent except when using the dvd drive. Everything set up by itself and this is the easiest machine to start that I have ever owned. As far as value goes, a comparable Dell would cost $1650. The processor and video card would still be the same which originally prompted my decision. in the end I decided to rely on Amazon if I was wrong. I certainly was not in this purchase. I have written about 300 ratings for Amazon and this will probably remain my best. It is very unfortunate that the other two reviewers were disappointed with the GTX 960 because they expected a GTX 980. I am sorry that they did not comment on the operation of the machine beyond their disappointment with the specs.

This PC is fast, it will edit movies, run most games, I can multitask in multiple windows on multiple monitors and it doesn't break a sweat. The system is very quiet. I was able to play Fallout 4 in one window while trans-coding a movie in the other.The only modification that I did to it out of the box was that I also ordered a "basic" crucial memory upgrade kit (2 x 8 GB) to give it 16GB on the computer. It will leave you with a spare factory 8GB memory stick. I did this because I can be a power user with multiple MS Office apps open, while video editing and surfing web pages etc. No issues, everything is smooth.Notes:(1) If you are a gamer, and want the higher end video card, the power supply is only 350 watts and is proprietary for this PC. I am not a heavy gamer, so it works fine for me.(2) For anyone that orders this PC, remember to keep it fast and running smooth, install all your apps, music, videos, games, data, everything on the D drive! This PC has a single hybrid drive that is Solid State and Conventional. The Windows OS is on the C drive, which is only 110 GB. The only thing I installed on the C drive was my antivirus software. BTW (You can tell windows 10 to move the default pictures, music, documents folders to the D drive before you load them up.) See Google, or Microsoft Support if you need help with that.UPDATEInitially my system was about 10 feet and in line of site of our wireless, great signal. After having this system for several months it was relocated in a den about 40 feet further from our wireless point. This system has an internal wireless card, and antenna, very much like a laptop system and is somewhat directional. There is no external connection for a wireless antenna. In my case the wireless signal now passes through 3 walls and is about 1/3 of the strength as it was before. I am considering an external USB wireless dongle on a 6 ft. extension to get better wireless reception. Over all, I am still pleased with the system.