ViboxV-33 Gaming PC • AMD Ryzen 5 5500 4.2GHz • Nvidia RTX 3060 12GB • 16GB RAM • 480GB SSD • Windows 11 • WiFi

I don't usually write any reviews. However, I was genuinely so pleased with this purchase I had to show my support and try to provide some reassurance for anyone that's skeptical about buying this rig from vibox like I was at first. (SPOILER: you should definitely buy this PC)I had my concerns originally as the images of the listing don't match with the specific specs that I picked, as well as the fact that the vibox website is dated to 2018 and didn't have any of the PC listings or parts that were listed on amazon which was my first concern. I also found the Vibox YouTube channel has some amazing pc builds, but hasn't seen any uploads since 2018. My guess is that the lockdown/pandemic has thinned time and resources on keeping the content up to date and the company have focused their efforts on product and customer service. Which is fine, though it would have eased my mind if the website at the least was up to date so that it keeps the brand consistent and reassures customers when buying your products from Amazon.Now, despite those concerns I read through most of the reviews and all I could see were people's above-par customer service experiences with the company. So I splashed on the void case with the i5-10400F paired with an MSI GeForce RTX 3070 8GB VRAM. I to this day, have not once used or even seen in person a machine as powerful as this rig. It runs everything I've thrown at it on ultra settings from anywhere between a rough 60 to 200+FPS. Depending on the game and settings of course.The package came packed securely with the GPU well supported inside the case. The set up was as simple as plug in and start signing into windows. All the ports work as intended and the Void infinity mirror with the RGB just looks downright badass!Here's a few games I've tested on the rig with my 1440p monitor:- BF1, Ultra settings 200% resolution scale 80-90 FPS- BfV, Ultra settings 100% resolution scale 65-75 FPS- BF4, Ultra settings 100% resolution scale 120-150FPS- Minecraft Max settings, SEUS shaders 50-60 FPS (this game is more CPU heavy so minor but upgradable bottleneck for the future)- BeamNG Drive, max settings, 80-140FPS depending on how much physics based vehicle crashing you do.- Assassin's Creed Valhalla/Odyssey, max settings 100% resolution scale 60-78FPSI monitored the GPU and CPU temps for all of these games. After an hour of gaming on each at those settings, the CPU has not exceeded 72°C at peak averaging at about 67°C, which is surprising considering it's only got the stock intel cooling unit. The GPU with an afterburner overclock stays at a toasty 79°C at full load when really pushing the graphics I managed to spike it to 81°C. But usually on most games the GPU won't excede an average of 70-75°CI am a music producer and have been using a laptop for most of my uni course and my old i7-7000HQ was starting to struggle with my plugin heavy Ableton live projects. But after loading up the same projects on the i5-10400F and slightly faster 16GB RAM, it keeps up noticeably more and keeps stability towards the final stages of making tracks which always held me back before.So all in all after almost a week of using this pc, I couldn't have asked for a better deal. It feels almost too good to be true considering the gpu and microchip shortage currently plaguing the gaming world. So I truly appreciate the privilege to get my hands on these specs at close to MSRP!Thank you Vibox, for building this exclent PC and for getting it delivered 2 days early!I feel like an 8 year old getting my first Gameboy, but instead I'm in my 20's and it's a monster PC ahahah!Happy shopping people!!

Great pc recommend to anyone looking for a pc gets 360 fps in Fortnite br and 360-600 in creative when 4070 super or better gpus added

Great PC, fast, value for money. Only downside being the motherboard has no expansion slots for m.2 ssd's and only 2 RAM Slots. However it does have some SATA slots

The media could not be loaded. I'm pleased with the purchase so far. This machine runs every game smoothly in ultra 4k. There are no difficulties there.The computer visually looks great. You can customize most of the lights, such as RAM memory, fan, and case, but I was unable to change the color of the graphic card.Windows 11 is the default operating system, but you can easily change it by reinstaling your preferred operating system.The only downside is that it is a little bit noisy due to all the fans, but it is understandable with 7 fans.The package has ample padding and is completely safe, without any scratches.The little bag of gummies and a £20 voucher is a nice touch. Nice customer service

My PC had critical windows errors on first power up. Contacted their tech support who have been incredibly responsive and helpful and advised that it left them in perfect state and that Windows may have got corrupted in transit. It was looking like a return which they fully embraced, however they were very helpful and suggested and guided me through reinstall of windows which worked and PC is running really well. Given the huge £££investment in such an item, have to say I was a nervous buyer. However, I cant recommend this company highly enough based on their customer support which is as good as it gets. I will buy with confidence again from this company. Alastair, Edinburgh.

Can't fault the spec for the money too much, however some little amateurish things let the overall initial out of the box experience down.No built in wireless, which you'd think would be de-rigeur in 2025. Instead a cheap wifi USB dongle is included. It is utter rubbish. Thankfully I had decent one in a drawer and used that instead, but still.. a very silly oversight.No fan speed sensors on the multiple case fans so they run at constant speed under low load and temperature which seems silly. Oooh look, I can change the RGB colors to every color of the rainbow (I opted for off), which may impress 14 year olds, but there's no way of managing fan speeds and curves - only GPU and CPU fan can be managed.There are Sata connectors on the motherboard, but no SATA power offered from the PSU (or if there is, they're impossible to get at) which means I can't add the large 2TB mechanical drives from my old computer for media storage and need to use USB enclosures.There's a lack of thought in a lot of the choices.