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

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.

Highly recommend

The PC came in pretty quick shipping wasnt an issue at all and good packaging as well. As for everything it comes with didnt come with an HDMI cord, Lucky I had one on hand. But mouse and keyboard work well, obviously nothing to go crazy about something to upgrade later. As for gaming it runs most games pretty good. Solid 60 to 70 fps on the games Ive ran on it so far I would definitely recommend it to someone who is looking to get into pc gaming.

It perfect works well look awesome I think the only down side is it does not have a lot of storage but you can just order that other than that it’s awesome.

Ordered first one, needed computer badly, arrived with no hard drive. Gave them the benefit of the doubt. Waited for another after returning. Second one arrived same way . No hard drive . Would never buy an Acer computer again. I wibe buying an ASUS or Lenovo . What a waste of time . Big disappointment. I can only imagine the problems I was in for

This is a good solid prebuilt computer with a fairly ok graphics card (especially for right now). Processor is solid, SSD -- its quite amazing. I think the major downside is that there isnt much path to upgradability -- most everything is unique, motherboard, power supply, etc. You can pull the graphics card -- or even put a slightly nicer on in -- but not a lot of head room with the power supply. So if looking for a stepping stone -- maybe try finding a different setup -- but for something to use where you might just want to add storage/ram, this would be good.