iBUYPOWER Element Pro Gaming PC Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 12GB, 32GB DDR5 RGB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, EPBA7N5701

Wow saw this thing on sale while I was in the process of trying to build a pc with similar parts. this thing is a steal if you get it at 1299.99, at this moment in time (11/22/25) the gpu and cpu alone in this prebuilt msrp for right around 1000$-1100$ depending on the day, retailer, shipping. Also coming with 32gb of ram when ram is so expensive rn, yes it's only 5400hz ram but with the 7800x3c extra l3 cash there's very minimal performance effect maybe only 1%-3% difference in fps and cpu usage from 5400hz to 6000hz anyway. The 5070 is a tank I mainly only play apex legends which isn't the most gpu demanding game but I can turn everything to max settings and it will stay completely stuck at the built in fps cap of apex's game engine which is 300fps, I've been streaming apex also and it is steaming just fine in 2k resolution without coming near maxing out the cpu. The few draw backs which I can't even call draw backs at this price because all these things can be upgraded. Believe it's only 600w power supply it is gold standard and fits the requirements of the gpu recommendations but might be something u want to look into upgrading especially if ur considering overlocking, adding ram or really going ham on the rgb. But stock should last years… Motherboard is a B650 it's decent nothing special. 1tb ssd Nvme- if your gamer that enjoys playing new games often and downloads a lot of stuff it's going to fill up fast. (Installing more ssd is very simple) As majority of all prebuilt it comes with a pretty bloated windows but de bloating with powershell if fairly easy there's YouTube videos you can follow along to. It's definitely not the quietest system but I mean who would expect a pc with 9 fans and a liquid cooled to be. I've had it for a week and love it, I've benchmarked it a few times and it's been clean as whistle I couldn't get the 5070 over 70% usage if I tried and the cpu is a dime it typically chilling right around 30-40% usage in game. If you want simple plug and play tho this is the way to go.

If you got in on this deal when it was $1199, you made out like a bandit. A lot of those 1 star reviews are coming from people that got their order canceled during the frenzy. They way under priced this thing and the supply wasn't there for the demand it received. It works great! It will play everything you want at 1080 and 1440. The downside is they are using a really bad Raidmax PSU in this build. Spend an extra $100, get a good PSU and change that thing out ASAP. Bad PSUs can lead to problems later on in a few years. You'll still be saving money versus building a similar PC yourself.