Veno Scorp Gaming PC Desktop Computer: i7-3770 3.90Ghz - 16GB RAM - RTX 3050 8GB - 256GB SSD - 1TB HDD - 500W 80+ PSU - Titan ARGB CASE - WIFI - Windows 11

I'm blown away by this gaming PC. It has everything I need to play my favorite games at high settings, and it doesn't break the bank. The price is unbeatable, literally. This PC is worth every penny. It's fast, quiet, and cool. The RGB lights are a nice touch too. They make me feel like a pro gamer. I highly recommend this PC to anyone looking for a good value gaming machine. Note: It cannot be updated to Windows 11

The price of this product was excellent and I could not find it anywhere else close to the price I paid. Delivery was quick and the computer is fantastic, will definitely buy again.

It worked for 10months now says no signal it not the cables or wrong imput just that this company puts a cheap damage power supply into it so you have to spend even more money on getting the right power supply that they should of put into it. If you buy it check the power supply

It’s good and can play Fortnite at epic settings 60fps with some performance tweaks

I’m quite new to PC gaming and have traditionally used consoles for gaming. I decided to take a punt and purchased this PC. It runs everything I’ve thrown at it including the recently released Baldurs Gate 3 which runs well on high settings. It really is a steal for this price. The PC comes ready to go, I just needed to plug it in and add the Wi-Fi dongle which came in the box. There are some printed instructions to set up the graphics card drivers and I was good to go. Really easy set up. Overall I’m impressed and if like me you’re looking for a mid range machine or it is your first gaming PC you really can’t go wrong!

Bought one in December of 2023 and it lasted 7 months without issue, then it started shutting off the monitor unexpectedly. Think the problem was the cpu overheating. motherboard was at least 14 years old (newer cpu socket soldered on) and cpu was at least 10 years old, ram was obsolete and not been made for at least 5 years, maybe brand new but outdated stock. Plus the cpu was so old its not compatible with windows 11. had my machine gutted and new motherboard, cpu (i3 12100, 1700, 3.3GHz quad core), cooler, and ram fitted, works lovely now. So, cheap price ish, but cheap machine, ok for a hobby machine but for anything else its not much use, cant be easily updated without replacing parts.

My son loves his new pc only problem was the WiFi dongle, it was lagging so i just bought a better one and it works perfectly now.

Bought for my daughter as something cheap and cheerful to play Fortnite. Initially I was quite happy, games seemed ok but a bit laggy which I put down to the WiFi. Connected via Ethernet and Fortnite seemed fine. After a few months though it became apparent that frequent Steam disconnects and general issues were due to some slow hardware. The CPU is very old and the motherboard pretty poor. The picture shows an Asus motherboard but it is a Venoscorp board that came without drivers. I decided to ditch almost all the hardware and replace the motherboard with an Asus B550 and Ryzen 7 and new Ram, only keeping the case, PSU, GPU and HDs. Maybe I can make a home theater out of the ITX Venoscorp motherboard etc later. In hindsight I should have just spent a bit more and made sure I had some reliable and quality components. For anyone considering purchasing, it's fine for now but will likely need replacing due to the older hardware in a short space of time.