OMEN by HP Obelisk Gaming Desktop Computer, Intel Core i5-8400 Processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB, HyperX 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, VR Ready, Windows 10 Home (875-0020, Black)

This has been a good gaming computer for my daughter. It doesn't seem as good or "robust" as the computer my sons use, but she doesn't game as much (or as intensively), so it's a good fit. She likes being able to see the inner workings of it, and it's still going strong with no issues.

1. This comes with all your standard plugs and includes 4 HDMI ports for connecting up to 4 monitors. It also has 8 USB 3.1 all over including on the top of the desktop which is super convenient.2. The i5-8400 Processor very quick. Everything runs very smoothly and snappy, from downloading programs to playing games.3. One thing that this desktop really does well is its ability to be easily customized and modified. To access the internals, you can simply press a button on the back, and you can easily remove the side panel.4. Pretty much every game I threw at it had no problem running it. Some examples of games I played are: The Division, Overwatch, The Witcher 3, Rainbow 6 siege and Warhammer. All ran at a good 60 fps on high to very high according to the game.5. The desktop does come with a keyboard and mouse, but they are just the basic hp models and are pretty garbage. You are going to want to get rid of them as soon as possible.6. Set up was super easy and took maybe 5 minutes.

Pros:-Very sleek and small appealing case, quite stylish-LEDs were pretty bright, if sparce-Came with everything necessary short of a monitor, so it was easy to set up-Keyboard was pretty solid and felt really nice to type on. Mouse was also great but I personally like mice with multiple buttons, but if you don't care about having 7 buttons on your mouse this one is nice qualityCons:-Inner parts look absolutely NOTHING like the images here AT ALL. Everything was either off-brand or only said OMEN, with no decoration save for a single solitary strip of LEDs on the top of the case. Filled with the least offensive generic looking blank boards I've seen yet-Obscenely small amount of fans for airflow (One front fan, CPU stock cooler fan, GPU fan, one back fan)-The built-in WiFi adapter was somehow worse than my 5 year old WiFi adapter, it couldn't catch a signal that was a couple rooms away and when it did it was a little over half the speed of my old adapter-Trying to disable the Wifi adapter sent the PC into a kernel failure BSOD which should not be happening at all-Despite the specs, it felt a bit slow somehow when running games and looking at anything intensive, or just using it as normal-Took half an hour trying to squeeze my HDD inside (doesn't come with one) because the case is a bit *too* small, feels very cramped-USB ports on the front don't handle any bulky USB items. Plugging in my MSI headphones made the plug and the port point upwards due to space constraintsI really wouldn't try my luck with buying this. You're better off making a custom PC or buying a different prebuilt one.