MXZ Gaming PC Computer R5 7500F, RTX4060, 16G DDR5, NVME 1 T, B650,6RGB Fans,Windows 11 Pro Ready to use, Gamer Desktop Computer(R5 7500F| RTX4060)

Gaming PC with quality hardware
I’ve been using this gaming PC for the last week and I’ve been impressed with it. The PC arrives pre-assembled with a few accessories – a display port to HDMI cable and a USB WiFi adapter. I was a little surprised that there wasn’t any printed manuals, although I do understand most people buying gaming PCs are usually aware of what they are purchasing.I was able to get the PC up and running in less than 5 minutes. Since my current PC monitor isn’t really a benchmark of performance, I decided to hook up to my TV. I have a media server and have played back some 4k and 1080 movies, the video and audio quality was excellent! I’m a regular Fortnite gamer, so that was my first game to test and the PC did very well. I’m still exploring the features of the PC but everything has been positive for the most part.The only criticism I have with this PC – Network Speed and expansion. WiFi is good but when it comes to computers, I want it hardwired. The network adapter is an onboard 1000 Mbps, it is adequate but it would be nice to see at least a 2.5Gbps. There isn’t much room for expansion inside, only one PCI_E2 open. There are no optical drives or slots for them. I realize most of this can be resolved through USB.The PC case is sleek and stylish with plenty of airflow, 3 front fans, 1 top fan, 1 rear fan and the 6th is on the CPU. The fans give off an entertaining light show but after a couple days the novelty wears off. I don’t see any external controls to the exterior for the lights, I will have to explore the inside for the controller. This is one of the features that would be nice to have a manual to explain functionality and location.I’ve always wanted to do my own PC build but with my schedule, I don’t have time for it. I looked up all the components in this gaming PC and it adds up. Excluding the PC case and Windows 11 Pro the components are easily over $750. I find this gaming PC to be a value at the current $1k price as it includes quality parts and performs very well.I will update this review as I continue to use it.9/13/2024I’m moving this to a 5 stars, now I have all my settings dialed in, the computer’s performance has been excellent! Just picked up a Xbox controller, Fortnite has been flawless. I don’t think I’m going to hook my PS4 back up as gameplay looks so much better. Not one issue playing games or movies.10/7/2024I’ve been using this computer almost everyday with no problem. I’m very happy with it!

4.5 STARS – Decent build overall, a few high specs, some bare bones. Hope the detailed review helps!
4 1/2 starsA quality prebuild for the priceTo start, I must say that I can’t speak to the value of the components: The parts I got are a Ryzen 7500F and a 4060, however I’ve seen the listing change parts to other GPU and CPU combinations entirely. However, with that combination, it’s a solid value with all the parts put together totaling 800 dollars, with an extra 200 dollars for the service and peace of mind of a prebuild, it’s not bad at all.As for the experience, it came well packaged, almost too well, as the expanding foam it shipped with inside of the computer, protecting all the fragile internal components, was too tight to remove easily and had to be forced out. However, no damage was done with my efforts. The overall quality of the build was solid, with nothing obvious missing, everything connected properly and professionally. A couple internal pieces of plastic were left unpeeled; Not the standard way to do things, but I didn’t mind a satisfying peel, and no harm would be done if the computer was operated by an unknowing customer without removal. The cable management is satisfactory, being held together in the back with zip-ties but in the front see-through side looking professional and clean.The see through panel is actually made of plastic, instead of the usual glass, which I certainly don’t mind since it’s less fragile but also hints at the noticeable corners cut in regards to parts. While the parts are all as advertised, they are also nothing more than that; They’re the bare minimum parts for each specification. The 4060 is a “PNY” branded 4060, instead of a more reputable and expensive brand like ASUS or MSI. The motherboard is incredibly bare bones, with only one m.2 slot and two RAM slots, and barely any room for PCIE expansion. The case itself is almost entirely fingerprint-hogging plastic; Fun for the whole family, and the power supply is another relatively unknown brand. (Weirdly, the CPU cooler isn’t a stock Ryzen one, which would have been cheaper since it comes with the 7500f, but this one is aesthetically more interesting and matches the RGB fans, which are another unneeded but aesthetically pleasing expense). The storage, however, is a solid enough 1tb Kingston drive which is plenty zippy for the average gamer. These compromises are understandable at the price point, but it does make it feel less premium and more importantly, leaves little room for upgrades in the future.With all that said, the system runs great. It was clearly tested and set up to plug and play for gaming; I was especially impressed that the windows 11 installation came pre-optimized, with a default account setup and the bloated advertisements removed that usually come with windows 11. It just started up and I could get to gaming; Perfect!After doing some extensive benchmarking, yeah, these parts are great, and the build runs perfect. No temperature issues, no software issues, no issues whatsoever, really. All of the above was just nitpicking. As far as loudness, it’s far from quiet but not the loudest gaming machine I’ve ever used; I’d compare it to the sound of a ps4’s fan, maybe. Not too irritatingly loud at all.The only other complaint is that it uses an adapter to get wifi, instead of a built in component, and the adapter is of debatable quality. It’s had cutting out problems for me, but it could work better for you, and a better wifi adapter is relatively inexpensive and easy to install down the line, as needed. And of course, a wired ethernet connection is the best for gamers anyway, which this supports :DAs far as gaming goes, this is all anyone could need. A fantastic computer and a great experience, plug and play. For the new PC gamer, this is a solid choice, albeit from an unknown brand, but it’s been a great gaming computer and surely will be for you too. My only complaints relate to how one could upgrade it later on, but that’s hardly a concern with a prebuilt computer, and I expect this will last you years without needing that, surely, as it handles some of the newest games on higher resolutions without breaking a sweat.Some of the main benchmark scores:Furmark: 5004 benchmark score, 1440pCinebench multicore: 711TF2: 300-400 FPS on max settings, 1440pFortnite: 100-144fps on high, DirectX12, 1440p.Tekken 8: 60fps (max) on Ultra, 1440p (DLSS Balanced)