HP 2022 Newest Omen 25L Gaming Desktop PC, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB HDD & 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD, Windows 10, RGB Lighting, AllyFlex Mouepad

Quick, painless-to-set-up system with nice graphics card that works great for my purpose - Xplane 11 flight simulator driving 3 monitors.

I thought It Would be Fake but it is actually really good ive been saving for it

Fantastic build! If you are looking to upgrade the PC's stock cooler, here's a few notes:- The case will not support a Hyper 212 (212X) CPU cooler, you will need a more low-profile cooler or a new case.- The motherboard in this build has an AM4 socket (for the Ryzen), but the CPU cooler bracket is more akin to an LGA1151/Intel-based bracket. this the hard way (after pre-assembling the CPU cooler bracket for my Ryzen.- The motherboard is proprietary and lacks any typical 4-pin (F) RGB header. I didn't expect one, but just a heads up. It does have a pump fan header.- The motherboard only has two DIMM slots, keep in mind for any RAM upgrades.- The hard drive, in my case, can often be heard clicking. Perhaps it is because of it's sideways orientation?Great build, great processor, and even better GPU. I love the PC. Just some notes for any planned purchases.

I purchased an OMEN Gaming PC from PRoSale SN the end of June. This PC was sold as a new PC and cost me a great deal of money. I assumed the product and all parts within it were new as well. When the PC arrived it was in a regular brown shipping box (which was my 1st RED FLAG). There were no spec sheet or anything regarding hardware/software -nothing.I purchased a new copy of microsoft, windows Pro from Best Buy and after performing an upgrade to the system, I received the following error "unable to recognize SSD".I spent countless HOURS resetting this PC, lost so many time/photos/videos/edits as I had to keep resetting this PC. I spent HOURS on the phone with HP and more hours on the phone with Microsoft.Finally, I ended up sending the pc into HP to have them properly fix the issue since I was unable to do so, properly.HP analyzed the system and informed me the video card within the computer was defective and was an after market part.The representative explained many resellers scam customers with getting a better deal however, the hardware installed in either refurbished poorly or completely defective. In my case, it was refurbished poorly... it worked but was not working 100% of the time.HP does not warranty a computer with after market parts therefore, I had to pay $350.00 to replace the video card with a downgraded video card.Save your money- go purchase directly from HP or go to Best Buy...I spent MONTHS trying to solve this issue myself, only to find out I was scammed by the seller.When I asked the seller to compensate for their neglect, they stated it has been over 30 days and they wished me the best. It does not matter if it was 30 days or 5 months - it all boils down to HP who will NOT work on a computer that has after market parts installed!!!SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!

I purchased this PC and upgraded to an NZXT water cooled CPU system due to constant overheating to the point of shutting down. You can google these machines and find there are tons of people with the same problems. I upgraded the RAM to 64GB also. You only have 2 RAM slots. I like the PC but after getting this one, I would not buy it again due to the overheating issue. I still have not been able to solve this problem despite countless hours researching. I replaced the thermal paste twice and used the expensive grizzly brand. Still having issues.