Price: $37900
(as of Nov 30, 2024 20:11:14 UTC - Details)

Make everyday easlier with the high-performance Aspire TC. From basic computing to multimedia entertainment, it’s a robust hub for your every computing need. Snap between tasks with the latest 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processor and 8GB of memory, this sophisticated PC delivers plenty of speed, power and storage so you can play, create, do more! Easily expandable and with remarkable performance, the Aspire TC Series is the perfect partner when it comes to demanding tasks like video editing and compiling photo albums. And it offers front-panel media access so you can easily connect to your digital devices. (DT.BK9AA.003)
ROBUST COMPUTING HUB: Tackle any task—from basic computing to multimedia entertainment—every time you power up this beastly machine. Easily expandable and driven by a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 processor, it has the speed, power and storage to do more—everyday!
13th Generation Intel Core i5-13400 10-Core Processor (Up to 4.6GHz) | Intel UHD Graphics 730
8GB 3200MHz DDR4 Memory (up to 32GB) | 512GB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4 SSD | Secure Digital (SD) Card Reader
Intel Wireless Wi-Fi 6E AX211 (Gig+) supports dual-stream Wi-Fi in the 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz bands, including UL MU-MIMO | Bluetooth 5.3 | 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
1 - USB 3.2 Gen1 5 Gbps, Type-C (Front) | 2 - USB 3.2 Gen1 5Gbps Ports (1 Front and 1 Rear) | 4 - USB 2.0 480Mbps Ports (Rear) | 1 - HDMI 1.4b Port and 1 - HDMI 2.0 Port (Rear) | 1 - Ethernet RJ-45 Port (Rear)
Reviewer: Allen Branscombe
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Desktop. Fast and easy to use.
Review: It is a pleasure to use and fast.

Reviewer: Islandgirl
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great
Review: Works well and fast

Reviewer: happy
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Perfectly fine for normal humans.
Review: Not so good if you are my grandchildren who demand high res gaming. But for tax software, printing, word processing, and internet it is fine. Also fine if you use PC as I do for interfacing to electronic test gear. Pulled cover in under 20 seconds, easy to access internals, all connectors and dram were secure, extra cabling and drive isolators for one more drive present. Case perfectly adequate. You want lights and sound go to a carnival. Saw some complaints about esthetics of desktop case. Really? I just stuck it under my desk where like the one replaced I expect it will look shaggy with dust in short order. Have never been one to stare at my computers case. Compared to 1st gen IBM pc included keboard is skinny and lightweight, so is mouse but, they work fine as well. Drive is silent, fan barely audible. Major con is Win11 and it's bloatware but you get that with every PC. Note: turn off "one drive" msoft populated my new pc screen with nonsense I never wanted to see again unless I went to cloud and fetched it. Only gripe about Actual PC was that the card slot was filled with rubber, no circuitry. If you use SD or other cards for maps, music, pictures etc you will need a usb to whatever adapter. So, office - yes, maybe too good. Home - perfect. Under 8 gamers, will be happy. After that sorry folks fork over another $1k. FWIW I am running this with an old analog VGA on a $8 hdmi adapter. It is fine. Wireless on speedtest ( have mesh network) ran at 300 mbps. Was able to download Turbo Tax and watch Netflix simultaneously no buffering. Minus one star for excluding card reader. CAUTION: 1) ACER provides NO info regarding how to install anything on this computer. You can go to the citizens help site or whatever nonsense they have named it and beg one of the moderators to look something up in the tech support manual but YOU, Ordinary customer keeping company solvent cannot have access to same. Ditto for specs.( FWIW, PCIe1 is a gen 3 and the 16 is a gen 4). You can slap 2 SSD or HD onto the plate inside, add a 1650 Graphics card - but will block your PCIe1, or forget graphics and use PCIe1 for a port expander. Issue 2: This box will perform " out of box experience" and register itself thru microsoft to acer with whatever email you gave microsoft. Changing it as I wanted to do as I have an acer account for 2 laptops is difficult a) talk or chat with acer get on list for " protection agent " who will send you email asking to confirm change of email. b) wait for more mail and id number from protection person or get back on with plain old acer agent and get double secret website url via email where you can register "warranty" after sending proof of purchase. This still does not get you a registration but is warranty only. No I do not know what great gifts full reg gets you but I will bet it is access to updates or some such. It was so frustrating and time consuming I thought of returning the darn thing and getting the competitor.

Reviewer: El Kati
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Quiet, expandable, reasonably priced.
Review: Easy to expand. They even provide an angled cover plate to attach to an add-on dvd drive and an extra power node for an addon storage device. I added both. Not much preinstalled crap software except the obligatory McAfee virus which is easy to uninstall. Perfect for email and watching YouTube fail videos.

Reviewer: Providential
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Anti-Consumer
Review: Warning: Uses an anti-consumer proprietary connectors. This PC is made to be non-repairable and non-upgradable. You cannot add any modern graphics card to this computer. Unless you're only intending to give this computer to your grandparents to check their email, this computer is going to be in a landfill in a few years. It cannot be serviced nor upgraded by normal means.There are many anti-consumer tricks here, and I'm so sad that reviewers aren't pointing them out. For instance, the motherboard of this computer is made to a nonstandard size so it won't fit in most cases. This includes that the front panel I/O is built onto the motherboard. If you don't know what that means, imagine that you want to move into a new house. But you find out the company that makes the kitchen appliances like the fridge has connected big brackets from the fridge all the way to your front and back doors. So nobody can ever fix the fridge if there's a problem. But they also can't ever fix the doors either. One company controls the whole thing, end to end, and they get to dictate terms to you.I could go on. Bad deals:Acer proprietary motherboard connector means you cannot connect any normal power supply to this computer. If you ever have a problem, you're locked into Acer's service department for life. For tech people, it's a nonstandard 6-pin connector, specifically made so you cannot swap in any normal power supply, even one from Dell or HP, even if the power supply itself is the exact same part. Even if you connect a normal power supply, the fans would spin forever and the power supply will draw energy until you unplug it.300W power supply is woefully underpowered. You cannot upgrade this computer with normal parts like a graphics card. The computer is going to be a paperweight in a few years, because it cannot be upgraded.Non-standard parts. The motherboard is intentionally constructed so you can't move it to a new computer if there is a problem. If your case gets banged up, or you have some other problem with your hardware, Acer is going to try to force you to use their service plans, and probably force you to buy a new computer since they're going to stop making all these parts as soon as they develop a new model.Lack of power, lack of connectors, and lack of space all mean it's basically impossible to connect any modern graphics card to this computer. Without a graphics card, you're going to struggle just playing basic games like Fortnite. The computer basically has one hand tied behind its back, so even though the included parts are strong, they'll never work like they should for any graphics-intensive process (gaming, 3d modeling, and so on).Overall:This computer is basically built for elderly people, schools, and other settings where the most the computer is going to be asked to do in its lifetime is browse the internet or write some documents. You are supposed to throw it away the moment it has problems, and buy a whole new one. For a lot of computer users like me, that's not okay. I want to be able to fix my computer if something goes wrong, and I need to be able to upgrade my computer with basic parts like a graphics card. This computer is incapable of that. I cannot recommend it whatsoever. The only people who should buy this are people looking to buy 300 cheap workstations for a school, and they probably want the lack of upgrade options so people won't try to steal them and resell them.

Reviewer: William T.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: lack of instructions could be a problem for someone not familiar with computers
Review: Computer works well and a good value. No instructions or advise enclosed in the box.

Reviewer: James Brisse
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice Simple Computer
Review: If you are looking for a gaming machine, this ain't it. But it IS a great setup overall for home or office. Easy to upgrade right out of the box. There are a few YouTube videos to watch for guidance. Memory was first, TEAMGROUP T-Create Classic 10L DDR4 32 GB Kit (Amazon $55.99). Then the available PCIe X16 slot was filled with a SABRENT NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe X16 Card (Amazon $15.95) and a Crucial P3 1 TB PCIe Gen3 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD (Amazon $45.99) for a nice storage upgrade without using the much slower SATA interface. There is no case fan included, so an ARCTIC P12 PWM—120 mm 4 pin Case Fan took care of that (Amazon $9.09). Finally, there is only one USB-C port in the front and two USB-A 3.2 ports, one up front and one on the rear. So a low cost PCI-E Expansion Card with 2 USB Type-A and 2 USB Type-C Ports, SINEFINE (Amazon $16.99) filled the PCIe x4 slot and added plenty of ports. Goes from power on button to booted desktop in less than10 seconds. Upgrades totaled out at like $180.00 Delivered. Quite and fast, this build will last for years.

Reviewer: JinxVia
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love this computer
Review: My Windows 7 HP computer died suddenly, and I needed a quick replacement to transfer data. I had an Acer monitor and was impressed with the brand, so I bought this acer computer. I have no complaints. I don't do gaming, but it suits my needs. It was literally plug and play. I didn't need to call anyone for help.

Reviewer: Jose Ayala
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: La PC es un poco mas grande de lo que imagine, pero esta excelente, solo necesito ponerle otros 8GB de RAM. Su fuerte en si es tener un procesador de los mas nuevos, que yo creo es lo mas importante.

Reviewer: Bradley West
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: This desktop sits in the home office and has been a joy to use since it arrived a month ago. The price was right (though it was shipped from the U.S., meaning it took about ten days to arrive), there weren't any startup hassles, it has a good built-in Wi-Fi capability and plenty of USB ports. The desktop boots just a tad more slowly than my Aspire 5 laptop, but that's not an issue. Head-to-head, it offers better price-performance to Dell (which has been my go-to desktop supplier for the last five PCs).