Gaming PC, Intel Core i5 13400F, NVIDIA RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7, 32GB DDR4, 1TB NVMe, MSI M100R RGB Case (Black), WiFi, Windows 11

This PC has blown me away compared to other pre-builds at this price range. PC specifications : CPU - intel i5-13400F GPU - Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 RAM - 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz Storage - 1TB SSD NVME Summary - I’ll be honest, like many other people I want through all reviews and was very skeptical at first because of some not so good reviews but still decided to go through with the purchase. Out of the box, the pc did not work and overheated so I called the support team and figured out it was due to the CPU cooler coming loose which could have easily happened due to delivery and I’ve seen how some of delivery drivers handle packages nowadays. They guided me through the process on how to mount it back on correctly, if you’re not comfortable with it if you have the same experience then just send it back and the company will take care of it quickly. Anyway, as soon as the cooler was back on the pc booted and good to go! I have a 2 monitor setup, main being 1440p 165Hz and the second being 1080p 180Hz and every game I have played so far can run 1440p at 165fps smoothly! That being valorant, rainbow six, CS2, rocket league, apex legends and GTA V including FiveM. Only game that couldn’t be ran on max settings with 1440p was Fortnite but that is not surprising due to it being a very demanding game nowadays but if you drop it down to medium/high then no problem. I am very happy with my purchase this computer can handle anything including having discord and Spotify open on the side while gaming and I would recommend my friends and family to buy from this company. Also, this computer looks so good too and isn’t bulky like some other pre builds. Comes with 3 year warranty and customer support team 5 days a week if you have any issues and they’ll be straight on to help you iron out any wrinkles Warning: due to there being issues with intel 13th gen CPUs I do recommend updating your BIOS as soon as you get the system, however that is a problem with intel not this company. Overall 10/10 with me having the pc just over a week, if any issues arise after a month I’ll update this post!

I like this PC and think it is great value. I spent a lot of time looking at pre-builts, while also considering building my own. Ultimately, laziness and convenience won, but I am glad for that. For what you get, the I5-13400F, the 4070, 32 GB Ram, 700 Watt Cit Power Supply, tidy case and fan assembly with Win 11, it's perfect for what I need. The case was smaller than I expected, and I would say that the fans are a little noisier than I would like, but, it's not loud, just audible. With good headphones while gaming it's not really noticeable. Also, I have installed FanControl to setup fan curves as well as a basic Arctic CPU cooler as that was the noisiest part. With those modifications I'm content with the noise level. I'm sure further tweaking could reduce the noise further. The USB WIFI dongle that comes with the PC is poor imo, (I had significant lag while playing on-line. Having replaced that with a slightly better wifi card it seems fine now. I also added a second SSD easily enough, although I see no mounting bay. I just used blu tack lol. I bought my last prebuilt from ADMI back in 2016. It too has a CIT power supply and I have had no issues. With this build, I received an MSI Ventus 2x 4070, with an H610M-K D4 mobo. Memory is 2 x 16 GB at 3200 MB/S. I'm very happy with my purchase. It also arrived a day early which worked out fine for me.

Ordered an i5 13400f, 32gb RAM, 12 GB RTX 4070 prebuilt. Delivery within 24 hours, but issues as soon as I unboxed the system. On first power on, ALL fans ran at maximum speed and no display output at all. Contacted AWD directly for support (3 year warranty etc), was asked to check if keyboard showed num lock light (to confirm system was POSTing) - tried to turn the system on and nothing, no power or any indication of life. Contacted support again, they requested I test the PSU by shorting pins 4 and 5 - I said I wasn't comfortable doing this and requested a return to them for the system to be diagnosed and fixed - was told this wasn't an option and to contact Amazon for support (less than 5 days from order). Contacted Amazon and had to pay for return postage myself and claim back from Amazon, £75 for insured postage (not sending a £1300 system without insurance). On looking at ADMI / AWD Facebook page I'm not the only one to have issues with our the box failures.

Great prebuild, have been suing it for over a year now and had no issues. I edit films and long form videos on the pc and it’s had no problems running any adobe apps or handling rendering videos

Very happy with the PC. The support staff were brilliant as I had a few questions regarding set up to my Flight Sim they were very knowledgeable and happy to help. The packaging was brilliant. I thoroughly recommend the PC and the supplier. Footnote. Unfortunately developed a fault which Vitaliy talked me through to fix, in the end concluded a hardware fault so now in the process of returning, BUT will be buying from ADMI again without hesitation.

Don't assume that what you ordered is what you get. My ADMI machine was meant to have 32GB but when I checked the System\About in Windows I noticed it said '24GB'. Using CPU-Z (pre-installed software) and a BIOS check revealed I had a 16GB and 8GB in the two RAM slots. When I contacted ADMI support, they checked my machine's serial number and didn't need to do any more because they realised their error. They asked me to send them the 8GB THEN they'd send a replacement 16GB. I refused and asked that they send me the 16GB first to try and restore some of my confidence in their company (and also so I only had to faff about inside the PC tower once rather than twice). They agreed, the new 16GB chipset worked, and I returned the 8GB. I've had the new PC for 6 weeks and use it several times a day. Geez, it's slow to boot up! It's not down to Windows 11 because I've got a cheap HP laptop running the same OS and it boots up in 10 seconds. The ADMI can take 20-40 seconds and sometimes looks like it's stalled. I don't use it for gaming, I used it for video editing, and it's not bad for that. My 4-year-old machine would take a day to upscale a 20 minute video, whereas this ADMI PC can do it in 1hr 20mins. Not as fast as I was hoping, but I'm greedy. I guess 20 times faster ought to be impressive, but that's only a 20 minute video. It goes to show that Nvidia cards (recommended for AI video upscaling all over YouTube) aren't quite there yet with their technology. Maybe another 5 years and they'll process a 1-hour video in a blink of an eye. For now you have time for a 3-course meal and a long nap.

Runs 7b and at a push 13b quantized GPTQ large language models. Fine for LangChain projects. Runs stable diffusion with ease. I might try it for gaming at some point. Limitations - I've already swapped out the 32Gb RAM for 64Gb to run bigger GGML models. The 1tb hard drive fills up pretty quickly with downloaded models so will probably be the next upgrade. The 12gb of VRAM limits what can be done locally and an upgrade in this area would be costly with the price of GPU and might ask a lot of the 850watts power supply. The 4070 is at a good price point (relatively - they're all too expensive). Overall the spec is good for the price and I've had no issues with it

First of all, I contacted awd-it directly regarding component details and warranty. They replied to every question very quickly but couldn't give exact details on some component details due to stock availability as they're being built which is understandable. The machine I received has an MSI ventus triple fan GPU, lpx ram, an Asus prime motherboard, a gold rated 750 watt corsair psu and is excellent all round. The SSD is a little underwhelming as it's a gen 3 pcie nvme in the boards only gen 4 slot. In the real world though, this isn't noticeable when loading games etc and isn't a problem. It may be noticeable when moving huge files but I won't be doing that. The pc came well packaged and included the retail packaging for the PSU, gpu and mobo which is a nice touch if you plan to swap out parts later on. I play at 1080p on a 165hz monitor and this smashes everything. Sure, there are games like cyberpunk 2077 that run better at 60fps but that's due to the game being poorly optimised. I've pushed most games to run at virtually max settings and have the GPU running flat out at 98 percent in most cases. I was concerned about temperatures due to the stock CPU cooler and relatively basic case fan set up but I haven't seen CPU or gpu temps above 62 degrees, thanks to the decent case airflow and the efficiency of the 13400f and the 4070. If I built this machine myself, it would cost only about £50 less but I'd say that money is well spent here because the build is clean and cable management is exactly how I would have done it without any potential bios update headaches etc. The only things I'll change is that I'll add a second m.2 nvme in the vacant gen3 slot and possibly a sata ssd for documents and photos etc. I've been assured that this won't void the warranty so happy days. Although the exact parts used can and probably will vary, I would definitely recommend this pc to anyone looking for a decent 1080p/1440p prebuilt gaming machine. I've only marked a star down due to the lack of certainty of component specs and the slightly slower SSD.