MSI Aegis ZS Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 7700, GeForce RTX 4060, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, RGB Fan Cooling, Wi-Fi 6E, Keyboard & Mouse Included, DIY Friendly, Windows 11 Home-Adv: 7NUC-607US

Title: "MSI Aegis ZS: Where Ryzen Meets RTX Magic!"Introduction:🎮🚀 As a gamer with a penchant for pixelated quests and adrenaline-fueled battles, I recently embarked on a cosmic journey with the MSI Aegis ZS Gaming Desktop. Buckle up, fellow gamers, because this review is about to teleport you to a realm where AMD Ryzen and Nvidia RTX hold hands and dance under the neon glow of RGB stars.1. The Cosmic Chassis: Aesthetics Beyond EarthThe Aegis ZS isn't just a desktop; it's a spaceship waiting to launch. Its sleek black chassis, adorned with futuristic angles and glowing accents, screams, "I'm ready for warp speed!" The front panel, like a stargate, reveals the MSI dragon emblem, promising both power and mystique. And that tempered glass side panel? It's like peering into a wormhole where gaming legends are born. 🌌🔮2. The Galactic Hardware Ensemble: Ryzen UnleashedInside this celestial sanctuary, the hardware deities convene:AMD Ryzen 7 7700: The cosmic conductor orchestrating the symphony of cores and threads. Multitasking? Child's play.Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060: The pulsar heart of this rig. It doesn't just render pixels; it weaves dreams. Ray tracing? More like ray surfing.16GB HyperX Fury RAM: Because even cosmic beings need memory.1TB NVMe SSD (MSI Spatium M371): Warp-speed storage for your interstellar game library.3. The Nebula of Customer Tech Support: Wizards in HeadsetsNow, let's talk about the MSI tech sorcerers who guard the cosmic gates. When my GPU quivered during a boss fight, I summoned them like a desperate mage. And behold:- Quantum Patience: They listened as I rambled about frame drops and pixel constellations. Never once did they sigh or say, "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"- Starlight Solutions: These wizards wielded troubleshooting spells like pros. "Update your drivers," they whispered. "Cleanse your registry," they chanted. And poof! My GPU soared like a comet.- Cosmic Humor: "Why did the GPU enroll in astronomy class? To learn how to overclock the Milky Way!" they quipped. But beneath the jokes lay cosmic wisdom.4. Conclusion: The Aegis ZS OdysseyIn the grand cosmic tapestry, the MSI Aegis ZS isn't just a desktop; it's a **stardust-fueled odyssey**. Whether you're conquering alien worlds or editing cat videos (because even astronauts need a laugh), this rig transcends pixels. And when the supernovas align, remember the tech sorcerers—the Gandalfs of gaming—who make it all possible.So, fellow spacefarers, raise your RGB-lit wands and toast to the Aegis ZS! 🌠🪄Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Cosmic Orbs)*Disclaimer: No bananas were teleported during the writing of this review.

Got this during a black Friday deal and has met all of my expectations. From playing games to just daily PC usage, this gets the job done. It's a pretty good mid tier PC. I'm not a fan of the RGB lights, but they are easily disabled (sometimes after updates or resets you need to disable them again), I didn't realize this PC didn't have a disk drive/DVD/BluRay player, but that's on me and still a great deal.

This was the first MSI machine I have purchased, and it is a fantastic pre-build. Plenty of room for things on the SSD, which is actually a m.2 ssd, so that was a big bonus. 16 GB is a good medium for RAM, but I think I'll double it in the near future. It has 4 case fans, the lighty uppy ones, and I am surprised at how quiet it is. CPU runs around 50c, so cooling is fairly good. I did have a slight hiccup when I first got PC. The motherboard was faulty and needed to be sent back for repair, however MSI was super fast with the turnaround, so I can't complain really. It's up and running smoothly, plays all the games I like at full high settings, and is very quick.

I’ve had this PC for about a year now and it’s been fantastic. It runs great and handles all the popular games without a hitch. I’ve been able to play my favorite games like The Sims 3 and 4 with ultra graphics with mods and haven’t experienced any issues. On top of that, it’s easy to upgrade—I’ve already added new RAM, swapped the CPU, and installed an AIO cooler with no problems. Overall, it’s an awesome computer for the price and I’d definitely recommend buying it.

I bought this during the Prime Days sale. I wanted something that could grow more the than the MiniPC I've been using. I'm only a casual gamer, but am a software architect so a solid PC is a requirement for my work. For me the RTX4060 is plenty, but I can always update later. The Ryzen 7700 (not 7700X) is slightly more powerful than the MiniPC's 7840HS (a laptop processor) - unnoticeably so... But again it can be upgraded and the motherboard can be updated to even Ryzen 8000 series, or what I plan to - the 7950X (a 16 core, 32 thread beast). The included 16 GB(2x 8GB) though just doesn't make sense these days, and woefully inadequate for my needs as I may have 3 or 4 versions of Visual Studio, plus Word, browser windows, development tools, and emulators all going at the same time. That brings me to the reason I took 1 star away -- the MSI website for this PC is WRONG. The motherboard is not a PRO B650-VC WIFI but a PRO B650-VC WIFI II (note the II at the end). The biggest difference being that the II has 2 memory slots, and the non-II has 4. My thought was to add RAM to bring it up to at least 32 for the time being, but seeing as the RAM had to be replaced, I went ahead and purchased 96GB (2X 48GB sticks).