HP Envy Desktop, 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD & 1 TB SATA Hard Drive, Windows 11 Pro, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, Wired Keyboard & Mouse, Pre-Built PC Tower (TE01-3022, 2022)

I replaced an Acer that was over 25 years old that I bought at the Incredible Universe [yeah, they went out of business decades ago]. So you can imagine my shock at the speed of this one when I turned it on. My only complaint would be - no dvd player. But it does have a lot of ports, so I could plug a separate one in. I'm very happy with this pc. Benn using it for several months now.

Worked great out of the box. Easy setup. No problems so far other than some Windows 11 quirks. Plenty of storage with both an SSD and hard disk. Keyboard and mouse provided with it leave something to be desired but didn't use those anyway. OK for simple games but not a gaming computer since it doesn't have a premium graphics card. Has plenty of various USB ports, and a card reader but only has HDMI video output. Our intended use is as a general purpose desktop and it is great fot that.

Helped pick this for my parents as my dad needed something to replace their aging PC that he uses for day to day use and managing work/taxes for his business. They needed the most basic of PC that isnt meant for streaming or games, just basic internet use and lots of documents. Very easy to setup and get going, no issues at all thanks to windows one drive bringing over everything from their older computer. Didn't notice any crazy bloatware when I helped them set it up even tho im sure its there but nothing crazy.

The machine works, and only had a minor dent. The big problem was that there was nothing in the ivy description saying that the warranty was only the leftovers. So the warranty expired 3 months after purchase. Beware of buying Amazon warehouse items.

So far, so Goood... No hiccup's, speed is fast, does what I need it to do... surf the internet, pay bills, holds all my files and pictures...

Bought this pc as a replacement for a gaming rig. I tested two Nvidia cards on this pc. One is a 1050, which gave average performance. The other is a 1650. The latter is all I need to run various current games at 1080p/60fps at medium to ultra. The tower is very small and can only fit a simple pci-e gpu. The larger cards, say my 3060 will not fit. The thing is... I barely need a card with that much power on this machine. It really is a little dynamo, doing the work of a PS5 or a Series X with a 1650. I run most games in FSR 1.0/2.0. I am not disappointed with this pc. Monitor the heat coming off the card, though. There's no room for any extra fans. With the FSR, my heat temps never go above 70 degrees. CPU is even lower in most cases. The pc seems to be more upgradable beyond the gpu, but small size limts what one can use. The PSU does as well.

It's a good quality fast computer. There are a few things you have to get used to of course. The wake up time is slow when your screen goes to sleep. I worked with tech support on this, but it was worse when done. So, I took it back to the original. I have gotten used to it now. They try to force you to use Microsoft however. Don't like that.

Nice computer except for the unwanted Microsoft Edge popping up on start up trying to sell you something. Even disabling it does not stop it. VERY ANNOYING!!!!!!