Acer Nitro 50 N50-640-UA91 Gaming Desktop | 12th Gen Intel Core i5-12400F 6-Core Processor | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 | 8GB 3200MHz DDR4 | 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD | Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 | Windows 11 Home

As soon as it powered on, there was one, long, continuous beep (like a heat warning). Because of this noise, I had to return this immediately after I opened the box. The machine also has no hdmi or vgi connections so I could not hook it up to my monitor.

This was surprisingly easy to carry into another room and set up, and to a person that originally only had a puny 2 Gb on her graphics card and was not able to play any game that came out after 2020, now the graphics are astonishingly better. Do yourself a favor, though, and order a HDMI to VGA converter with this if you are like me and do not have the latest and greatest monitor to plug in - mine is widescreen, but is VGA and I could not use the new graphic card until I had the right cable. It also does not have a DVD or CD-rom, so if you need one you have to order that, too. Once you get over the audacity of such a thing now not being included in a computer, that is. Laptops have long been doing that, and floppy disk drives I get, but in a desktop tower with lots of room?!

It likes to have a loud noise once its on but when you have headphones you can hear it a little bit. Overall great for beginners is. It gets old and loud 475 GB

I only loaded 3 applications onto PC. Fan and drives were the noisiest Ive ever had for a PC, including occasional extremely loud drive whine that could be heard across the room. System completely froze while basically doing nothing on it. A few days later a blue window appeared with message about something not initializing and froze again. A couple of days later came to PC in the morning and drive noise was cycling on and off and when I touched the keyboard a disk check message came up and system froze again. Fourth freeze up occurred the next day. Bad out of the box and extremely noisy.

I don’t play a lot of games but the ones I do like to play need some decent specs to be ran.

This is my first actual gaming PC and Im just beyond a casual gamer so never could justify spending the money but so happy I did. Obviously theres better out there but if all you want is to reliably play any game available without lag this is definitely a great choice. Was looking at an HP gaming system pretty much comparable but 8g more ram they wanted $1100.

I did my research and there were a lot of mixed reviews. Good and bad. I decided to go with this PC because it fit my needs at a reasonable price. After 1 month (a few days past the return date and maybe 24 hours total use) the computer stopped working. It became a brick and nothing would work. I worked with Acer to trouble shoot the product because it was under warranty. I had both good and bad experiences with their CS. Eventually, they told me to ship it to them for repair.

Great machine. Had up in running 30 minutes after unboxing. Using for home office and games. Added new set of 3200MHZ 16GB Ram sticks and machine recognized correct speed in bios. Upgraded to WIN11 and so far, so good. Playing Flight Sim and looks incredible. Fast little box with lots of bang for the $.

La tarjeta de video no es muy potente pero si corre la mayoría de los juegos a una calidad aceptable

As someone who is very inept and clueless when it comes to computers and gaming, this desktop was a great beginner gaming desktop. Im not much of a hardcore gamer, but I am able to run most of the games that I play including Overwatch, Assassins Creed, and Monster Hunter. I also mostly use the computer for schoolwork and work-related projects, and it is plenty enough for just that.