GIGABYTE AORUS PRIME 5 Gaming Desktop PC, AMD Ryzen 7 9700X, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB DDR5, 2TB SSD, Windows 11 Home, Black

Amazingly Powerful PC!

I have owned this thing for close to a month now and it's absolutely amazing. The 5070Ti can run any of my games without issue and it's been running without many temperature issues! Someone did mention something about the cFossSpeed service. I did disable it right away so I don't have any issues with my Internet but that might spend on each person;

Pros: - Powerful GPU thatll run any game! - 360MM AIO keeps CPU real cool under heavy load! - 2TB of storage out of the box is amazing and a good read/write speed! - 32GB of RAM is good for most people!

Cons: - There is a service that can mess with people's Internet so just make sure to disable it if you have issues!

Great photo editing computer

If you are looking for a computer for photo editing this one works perfectly but as far as browsing the web something is not right with this computer

Pros: Handles all my photo editing programs that my old computer couldn't.

Cons: Slow on the internet. Web pages can take forever to load. Never had a computer that has done this before.

Great prebuilt pc

This thing is a beast. The gigabyte control center software is a little clunky, and I recomend immediate uninstalling the browser speed optimization software pre installed. Its called cfosspeed and it throttles your browsing speeds so hard that you think something is wrong with your rig. I also recommend turning off eco mode on your lan and WiFi devices as that also seemed to slow it down a lot. Once the internet issues are sorted the PC runs perfectly.

Awesome system for the price!!

I would definitely recommend this PC for the price point and the hardware that it comes with. Its handled every game ive thrown at it on max settings in 2k with zero issues.

Pros: I got this PC as a upgrade from a q0 year old ryzen 5, 32g DDR4, rtx 2060. And let me tell you this system flat out smokes!! Im running it paired with a 32" 2k monitor and most games I play it can handle at max settings with ease. I even got a copy of Resident Evil: Reqium with it, and I tested it on max settings and that game looks incredible. My CPU and GPU temps never got above a normal temp even when pushing both. For the price point of this PC, a ryzen 7, a 5070TI, and 32g DDR 5 you cant go wrong really. I expect this PC to last me many years of maximum setting gaming.

Cons: The only con I would say with this machine is it does have some unnecessary bloatware installed on it. As in a previous review there was here a user talked about a ethernet driver that needed to be removed. And that was indeed the case with my machine. But being tech savvy, I was able to identify what programs were really needed, and what wasn't pretty quick. But you will need to go into your start up programs and pay attention on your first boot up to make sure and not select a bunch of the stuff the PC suggests you to download.

You couldn't build this yourself at this price, nice machine

This is a nice system at a very fair price, you can't buy these components for this little money. Gigabyte just started selling pre-builts last year and they use all off the shelf parts nothing is proprietary. I've only had this a couple days but I'm very impressed at what I got for what I paid. I looked up the prices on a couple of components because I was curious, the ram in here alone is selling for about 5 five hundred dollars and the 5070ti gpu was going for a least a thousand if you could even find one for sale. I'm very happy with all I got here and it should last me at least a few years.

Pros: All recent tech, recent chipset, ddr 5, pci 5, decently fast gaming ram, fast 4/5th gen M2 drives, quiet as a mouse, case has good cooling setup and metal weight support for video card built in. I've been building with Gigabyte motherboards for years they are my first choice when building a system. Unfortunately currently it's very difficult to purchase gpus and ddr5 ram because apparently the data center operators are buying so much that no one else can get any and supposedly the situation is not predicted to get better until next year sometime. I'm old and tired I really didn't feel like messing with building another machine and the price on this one was just way too good to pass up with room for upgrades so I took the plunge. Gigabyte does not use proprietary parts so you shouldn't run

Cons: Gripes: need more usb ports. I think I see some connectors for some more usb ports on the motherboard need to investigate this further. I guess they figure everyone uses hubs these days so they can scrimp on the usb ports...NOT, some of us have a lot of external components to connect. Bloatware: Most reputable tech sites say to remove the gigabyte control panel because it can cause more problems than it's worth and is basically just a bunch of junk apps you don't need. When I removed the control panel on next boot a popup wanted to put it back but you have the option to refuse, if you change your mind later you can download it from Gigabyte's page. Buggy stuff: Gigabyte speed cfos, this apparently works to reduce lag in your internet connection but apparently in practice it just kills your

Great deal and awesome pc

It was a great deal many other pcs with the same specs were hundreds or thousands of dollars more expensive. It performs as expected for the spec sheet.

Pros: It does exactly what you expect a product with these specs to do

Aurous prime 5

If you haven't bought this yet, do it ASAP, especially while it's priced at 2k. The T-Force Delta RAM alone is almost $500, the 5070ti is $800, and the 9700x is $300. For the build quality, it's an absolute steal.

Pros: For 2k, it's an absolute steal, as well as the extremely solid cable management.

Great product, still had to tube some things

I bought two computers, one for me and one for my brother (on another account) and this is our first desktop computer. We are having a blast on it honestly. The only reason I can't give it higher than a 4 is because of the internet issue mentioned above. Fortunately I had alot of patience and willpower to figure it out but I imagine your average consumer wouldn't want to do a deep dive into their settings in order to get their computer to work as expected. But the gaming is great, able to game at 2k at constant high fps and graphics settings. This 5070ti is really a beast. Best gaming experience I ever had, coming from a ps5.

Pros: Overall great computer, does almost everything out of the box i want, not really any complaints for what I think they would be responsible for.

Cons: I had this issue where my tabs and browser would take forever to load. I spent hours tinkering with the settings and his tung to figure out the use, eventually I found out it stems from this "cForSpeed service" driver that was slowing everything down. If you get this pc, it is a must to do wind+R and toe "service.msc" to find the cForSpeed driver and disable that. I was still able to play games while this issue was enabled, but it was youtube and tab loading that was the problem Idk if this is windows issue or an Arous but regardless the average consumer should not be expected to find and fix this issue. It took days but I at least learned alot while going through this process.