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

I cant believe that in 2021 there are still companies selling computers that are advertised as gaming PCs but only ship with 8GB of RAM. That is ridiculous in my opinion. I hope Acer will realize their mistake and start shipping this computer with 16GB of RAM. So as soon as you receive it, that is the first thing you need to upgrade. If you want a good overall computer for daily use and plan to do a bit of gaming, that might be the only upgrade you need. But if you are a serious gamer who needs the best performance possible, you will either want to replace the GPU or look at a different computer than this one. But I am a light gamer and am more concerned with the overall performance of a computer, so this system has performed well for me after I upgraded the RAM. It doesnt ship with Windows 11 like many systems do these days, but Acer says it will be available as a free upgrade. Other the fact that you need to upgrade the RAM, this system is a fairly good value for the price and it is fairly fast.

I love the speed it boots up with, the sound and graphics card are a touch above. I really dont use it for gaming, but Ive always got my music going and it handles everything I can toss at it with ease, like having three to four windows open at the same time. Love it, but have to say, this little old lady had to get used to the red light. Runs very quietly, great value.

After having this system for a while, I will go ahead and say an extra 8gb stick with of RAM is required to get full utilization from this system. I also bought an extra m.2 ssd. Gaming- with this system and the upgrades purchased for it, I am able to play games mostly in QHD and get 50-60 fps. I am also able to even play in native 4k (high or medium graphics preset) and get above 30 to 40 fps. Solid gaming experience. Production- as a side hobby I am a music producer, and use FL Studio 20 as my main work environment. Compared to my previous system I am able to have a fast, steady, and smooth workflow with the increased processing power of the 11th Gen Intel CPU in the system. Lastly I upgraded to Win 11, and I can confidently say this system is pretty much capable of anything you throw at it. Can’t forget the upgrade path also, for future upgrades to the CPU, GPU, more RAM etc. Overall- I am happy with the purchase, but I recommend upgrading the RAM and getting more storage.

Bought this pcr for my daughter. Mainly for her Oculus. We needed speed and this sure did deliver.

This computer has been fantastic for my daughter. She wanted to dip her toes into pc gaming, but is young enough that she isn’t going to play anything too graphics intensive. So far it has not disappointed. For a young gamer getting their first gaming pc, this is a perfect balance between cost and hardware. If on the other hand you are getting a gaming pc for an older child or adult that plays more intense games, this isn’t the best option. It’s a solid value on an entry level gaming pc.

I like the computer. It was easy to set up and it definately works well for startup gaming. Its only real downfall is the Norton security. It had pre-installed software to help manually manage cooling, I ran CS:GO with high settings and it didnt lag. I would 100% recommend. Ill post some videos soon too.

I have had this for a couple months now and it is wonderful. I have been able to play all the games at want at good graphics and not have to suffer. I am used to suing on low graphics so playing on medium to high is not problem. Very simple with free windows 11 upgrade. Just what I needed for my first my PC.

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

Highly recommend

Overall, not bad, but if you are looking for a gaming pc this is not it. My Acer laptop has better graphics than this. Either go for a better graphics card with computer or plan on buying a 300–600-dollar card