ADMI ULTRA Liquid Cooled Gaming PC: i7 11700K 5.0GHz Eight Core, RTX 3080 Ti 12GB, 16GB RGB 3200Mhz RAM, 480GB SSD, 2TB HDD, Lian li PC-O11 Dynamic, Windows 10

I was quite sceptical about this machine but I needn't have been. It is the first hi-spec computer I have purchased that was probably cheaper than buying the components and assembling it myself. Not only that, but it started up and ran flawlessly without any tweaking, preparation or having to read any manuals. It arrived in excellent packaging and the build quality is second to none. Every lead, attachment, component and module is rock solid and the whole computer has been put together with clearly a lot of care - a rare achievement for a mass produced machine. The case has massive dual fans which are virtually silent. A nice touch is the option of taking off the glass front and replacing it with the included spare mesh grill for optimum cooling. The liquid cooling requires no user setup. In fact the whole machine just requires plugging in and less than 10 minutes to set up the included windows 10, and thankfully the supplier has not installed a whole lot of bloatware, so it is a clean O/S right from the start. The CPU comes ready overclocked to 4.7 GHZ and so far everything from video editing to very demanding flightsims run extremely well with the bundled GTX 1080ti which gives very impressive video performance. The price is well under the equivalent spec from most other established UK suppliers and that is why I was a bit concerned, but I need not have been anxious. This computer is very well put together and performs very well indeed.

This is an amazing PC (that worked straight out of the box), from a company that I can't fault.The only problem I had was with the parcel delivery company that drove it around for a few days before deciding to part with it! The one thing that made me hesitate before ordering the PC was the Hard drive so I contacted the company by phone & asked if they could upgrade this to a 500gb SSD before dispatch. No problem & I just paid the additional cost by debit card over the phone. One minor thing that could be improved upon is the warning sticker placed next to the power button on top. It took a lot of effort to remove the glue that left behind. As the top clips off, the warning could be suitably printed onto a paper slip, placed over the power button & held in place by the top at either side. The reason this review has taken some time is that I've been too busy playing with my new little (well, rather big actually) toy & loading it up with lots of things. One thing I realised that this machine hadn't got was a card reader so I purchased one of the new i-Flash Smart card readers which just plugs into the USB 3.0 port on top & works beautifully.

The product arrived with a defective GPU, annoying but these things do happen, I was willing to give AWD some slack on the matter, then when I opened up the pc to remove it I discovered everything had been jammed in a case and motherboard totally unfit for purpose. The GPU obscures several SATA ports so you can't use them for installing additional HDD/SSD but more importantly also completely covers the retaining clip for the GPU meaning you can't actually take the GPU out. This means you can't simply return the card for a replacement but need to ship back the entire unit and what should be a quick and easy replacement turns into a total headache. Just another example of an online retailer that tries to undercut price with shoddy workmanship and poor assembly practice. Update - They supplied a replacement GPU, which has failed shortly after arriving and rendered the whole system an expensive paperweight. It is being returned and a replacement purchased from a supplier who can actually deliver a working product because AWD cannot. Save yourself the hassle, don't get my reformated, badly assembled castoff, buy from someone who actually knows how to assemble a PC.

This review comes a bit late. I bought this in 2017, and it is still running very well. The case has lots of little touches that show someone was thinking about how it all fits together. It has a see through window, and is attached with screws that you can undo and redo easily by hand, so no fiddling about with screwdrivers etc. Inside, it's a large motherboard with lots of slots, easy to remove or replace things as you like. The ONLY criticism, and this is down to me really, is choosing a small capacity SSD, because it filled up rather fast. Upgrading it was pretty painless though. Computer is fast! I have advanced system care and it tells me the boot time, from pressing the power button to being able to launch steam etc is usually under 20 seconds. It takes me longer to sit down. And it is pretty quiet too. Related to the SSD I installed a second hard drive, and sometimes the boot sequence gets confused and loads drive 2 instead of 1, and Windows etc is in drive 1. This means going into the Bios and resetting the order. I have done this 3 times in 2 years. Now, writing in 2019, ofcourse a Geforce 2070 will outperform the 1070 in this system, but the system as a whole still works oh so wonderfully.

So Ive this pc for 10 days now , I guess. Everything is okay apart of the " Nvidia Geforce 2080 RTX Ti " If you buy this pc , make sure you have money for a new GPU ! It runs most of the games in low , but after 2 weeks of using it my pc restarts even with league of legends in low specs ! I wish I could just change this GPU. Thinking I was solving a problem in my life (not having a pc) but after spendin 2.4k on this pc, and GPU cant work proper after 2 weeks. Solved a problem got a new one. Thanks to who build this pc, is crap.

I was exceptionally impressed with the professionalism of the build of this system. All the components were well installed and the cabling was neat, tidy, and out of the way. The components are all great quality and their original packaging came inside the box so if anything is faulty it would be easy to return a single component instead of the whole system. This also means you have all the spare parts from each component too which is really handy. At the time I purchased it the spec was "ADMI ULTRA Liquid Cooled Gaming PC: i7 9700K 4.9GHz Eight Core, RTX 2080 Ti 11GB, 16GB RGB 3200Mhz RAM, 480GB SSD, 2TB HDD, Lian li PC-O11 Dynamic case". It runs Doom Eternal on absolute maximum settings (Ultra Nightmare graphics level) totally flawlessly. Honestly I couldn't be happier with this system and there's some extra fun in playing with the RGB lighting.

Nothing to complain about the PC...it is fantastic...however, the water cooler for the GPU has a whine to it that is low but insistent; after awhile it begins to get annoying. Not sure if all their pc's would have this, and is not so hard to solve/replace but considering how quiet (wonderful!) the machine is otherwise, you notice it. But fine detail to a fab PC!

As I only got the computer 2 days ago this is just my first impressions. To begin with, the delivery was very fast, I ordered the PC on Saturday and it was home and working after just 3 working days, It arrived in a very large box which included all the packaging for the hardware installed inside the PC, plus disks for both the motherboard and autorun VGA drivers plus user Manual, I am presuming these were pre installed as everything worked out of the box (After a phone call) There were also some extra cables for adding hard drives and one I have no idea what it is for. Inside the computer. The Mother board is the Gigabyte GA-Z170-Gaming K3 mother board which gives you 2 USB 3.1 sockets, 6 USB 3.0 sockets plus 2 USB 2 sockets Memory is Corsair Vengence LPX 2X16Gb @3000MHz I was impressed that they used larger memory leaving two slots empty for future upgrades if I need them The Graphics card. I can't see a manufacturers name on it, but underneath it has a slogan "What's your game" and an image of a man in a hat and face covered up. *Edit* the card is a Geforce KFA2/GALAX GTX 1070 8GB [...] SSD drive is SP 2.5" SATA 111 slim S55, looking at reviews I'm a little concerned, but will at some point clone it and then make it my scratch for Photoshop. Looking inside, the PC looks very tidy, not many cables in site and with the red lights of the mother board, it looks clean and uncluttered. The case is a little bigger than I expected it to be, but that is in no way a problem. Power supply is EVGA 600w and I'm sure is up to the job It has 3 inlet fans and one exhaust fan for the case, a fan for the liquid CPU cooler and a fan on the Graphics card, it would be nice if I could control the case fans as they are not silent, but the noise isn't actually bad either, maybe something to look at some time in the future. Thankfully, as I expected, the computer doesn't come with any bloatware, (apart from Windows) Having said that, the person who built it did include a couple of programs that can be used to check things like running temp and system configuration etc etc. I am completely satisfied with performance, I bought this as a bit of overkill for photo and video editing and doubt I will be running any games from it any time soon. My one and only problem was when I first booted the PC it wouldn't let me load windows which was a bit concerning, but a quick phone call to the tech help line had me up and running in no time. I spoke to the person who built the machine, and he knew right away how to resolve the issue. Not only that, he gave me a couple of ideas for programs that might be useful for me in the future.