ADMI Gaming PC • AMD Ryzen 5 5500 • NVIDIA RTX 3050 6GB DDR6 • 16GB 3200MHz DDR4 • 1TB NVMe SSD • 500W PSU Bronze Rated • X= Airflow Black RGB Gaming PC Case • WIFI • Windows 11 • Desktop Computer

The media could not be loaded. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A PC So Nice, I Bought It Twice!So, after years of being a loyal PS5 player, I decided to take the leap into the world of PC gaming. Why? Because trying to stream Fortnite on a PS5 felt like trying to run a marathon in flip-flops—possible, but painful.Enter the ADMI Gaming PC, recommended to me as the perfect solution. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint. It came with everything I needed, ran Fortnite smoother than my excuses for missing work, and had me feeling like a pro gamer in no time.I was so impressed, I bought a second one for my partner. Set it up exactly the same way… or so I thought. Fast forward to game night, and suddenly, we had no game chat, no communication, just pure, unfiltered confusion. Naturally, I assumed the PC was broken. Because, obviously, the brand-new, high-performance gaming PC was at fault—not me, the technological fossil.Called up IT support, ready to demand justice, only to be met with the friendliest and most patient humans on the planet. After several troubleshooting steps, we finally found the problem. And in the wise words of Taylor Swift:“It’s me, hi, I’m the problem, it’s me.”Turns out, I had plugged the webcam into the wrong USB port, causing a conflict. In simpler terms, I put it in the wrong hole.So, if you’re looking for a fantastic gaming PC that’s easy to set up—unless you’re me—then this is the one. 10/10 would recommend. Just so you know, double-check your holes

What a great bit of kit I couldn’t be more happier. Its very quiet, very light and so easy to move around. I couldn’t recommend this product or the guys who built it enough.

I've had this Pc for over 3 years now, it's served me well, it can play most AAA games on the highest settings, however, and it's a big however, if you plan on upgrading any parts to keep it going for longer your going to run into a glue problem, i mean everything is glued down to stop you upgrading it, the motherboard, the graphics card, everything, so if you do want to upgrading your going to have to find a way to get rid of the glue, i don't know how you would but I'm sure it could be done, at any rate for the price i bought it at around £900 at the time 3 years ago, it works perfectly fine, runs cod at 60fps and you can put some really big mod packs for minecraft on it, just makes sure you keep that render distance around 18 or 22

Pc was working fine for about a month then starting blue screening over and over again so I contacted the manufacturer. They told me to try different ram slots and try boot up windows of a usb none of this worked. When I was trying to get a refund Amazon kept telling me to call the manufacturer and they kept telling me to call Amazon and they couldn’t do anything about it. I got it sent back to Amazon in the end and and I’m still waiting for the refund.

Very great fast good quality arrived in good condition

The item was in the £500 range. A 3050 rtx with a ryzen chip.. Glass case and all the boxes ticked for a great gaming pc.. if you want quality and style and a company that's trustworthy.i suggest you choose these. Sometimes you can be wary about ordering from people online with pc builds but they know there stuff.. it came with the graphics card boxes to show brand new items used.. I'm very very impressed..

Was a bit unsure about a 550 quid set up being any good. But my son lept from a laptop with 30 FPS to this beauty at 144 FPS. My son is very happy and I really cannot argue with that. Seems great value to me.

This is my first PC so it’s very handy that it is easy to set up.However, WiFi is not built in, it comes with a WiFi USB. The one that it came with didn’t work - it didn’t connect to the wifi at all. I contacted the company and they advised me of ways to fix this but none of them worked.They kindly sent me another one (which I appreciated) but whilst it was meant to support 5G, It was very slow and wouldn’t connect. I really couldn’t be bothered to keep going back and forth repeatedly as their replies were quite slow.I ended up going to Curry’s and buying a different Wifi USB which worked great. However, I still have problems to this day with the Wi-Fi. It’s a game of luck - sometimes I switch my PC on and it won’t recognise the USB at all and I have to find different solutions for it to start working again.It also sometimes fails to recognise my Mouse USB.I recommend just getting a PC with wifi built in to save the stress.