Acer Predator Orion 7000 PO7-640-UR11 Gaming Desktop | 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700K 12-Core | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD | 2TB HDD | Intel Wi-Fi 6E | RGB Keyboard & Mouse

This gaming computer is just amazing in every aspect is comes in. Great speed, amazing frame rate. Its everything I dreamt of. If you are looking for a gaming computer this is the one to get, I love it!

The 7000 model is an absolute powerhouse! This baby runs even the newest titles at 60 FPS with 4k resolution and max settings! Blazing fast and responsive, incredible performance and visuals! If you set the fans to gaming mode they are quite noisy, but it’s not a huge deal for me, especially since it helps with keeping the PC cool during very demanding gaming. It also works pretty well for emergency cooling; if your PC gets too hot just crank up the fans for a bit and they’ll cool it right down. Gaming mode isn’t exactly necessary though, and there is an auto setting that automatically adjusts the fan speeds as needed. It’s not loud at all during general use. Overall I very highly recommend this PC! You will NOT be disappointed in the slightest!

Works fine for almost a week so far. The back of the case is sealed, so if you are going to upgrade your CPU cooler (by removing the backplate) and/or moving the motherboard around for whatever reason, youre going to have a really rough time.

For the past few years, Ive been gaming on an Acer laptop and have been very happy with its performance. I recently bought a new game and decided it was time to upgrade my machine. So of course I chose another Acer and I was not disappointed. It can easily handle the higher graphics settings and I hardly ever hear the fan. Its surprisingly very quiet.

The reason why this gets one star is because right out of the gate the build has a major flaw it only has 1 fan in the back 1 fan and the rear and the way everything is set up the system cannot properly be cooled be cooled under load the CPU was sitting at 90ﾟCThe reason why this gets one star is because right out of the gate the build has a major flaw it only has 1 fan in the back 1 fan and the rear and the way everything is set up the system cannot properly be cooled be cooled under load the CPU was sitting at 90ﾟC Constantly even if I pulled voltage it woultage it was still not a degree Celsius On paper the build looks good but do yourself a favor and get something that you can at least run properly and maximize performance

PSU blew out. Apparently didnt catch it but its a 500W PSU. A 3070s *minimum* requirement is 650W

I never leave reviews but I’m in love with this pc. I’m new to the pc world and this has everything I need to jump in and get started!

My Grandson loves it. Now I have to buy a monitor to match. Great buy and nice machine.

I have always been a gaming laptop kind of person. They’re plug-and-play, I don’t have to mess with the insides, and they come with the latest tech. for a decent price. Well, my ROG Zephryus G14 died on me in a 2 year span and I realized gaming laptops aren’t super sustainable in the long run anyway. So, that leaves me with building my own gaming PC or buying a pre-built. I fully intended to learn the ropes and build my own, but the prices for certain parts are still astronomical and I just don’t have the time. I’m sure a lot of other people are in the same boat.

At the time I got this pc everyone was in the peak of the gpu shortage. I wanted to custom build but couldn’t . I found this pc and to be honest it was a steal. I’m not a pro at pc knowledge but…I’ve picked up a lot more knowledge after getting this one. So first thing is first. The cpu fan… get rid of it asap. I put a Noctua on mine and it was a really easy must do kind of thing. Second the mother board is proprietary soooo don’t expect to over clock your cpu or ram because this will not run any kind of xmp profiles. So all the pretty rgb ram you see on YouTube? Nope. Not happening at least at high speeds. You can put it in their but you may have speed issues. Now everything isn’t all negative. The cpu is a beast. The gpu is pretty good to be honest. The ssd it comes with is ok but all the pcie slots for your nvme m.2’s are gen 3 except for the graphics card slot it’s gen 4 thank god. And the psu is atx12v standard. Which is rather see a plan atx but beggars can’t be choosers. Over all if you don’t want to build a pc and you want the best bang for your buck then….I would consider this machine here. If you want the best performance that you can get out of these kind of specs then I’d keep shopping or diy it and build one. Acer does have an amazing community over at the official acer forum. You can ask a question and usually get responses back pretty quick. As for tech support idk luckily I haven’t had to reach out. So with all that being said….Buy it….Don’t buy it ….you choose.