Ok Kiddos, I like the rest was not able to get my hands on a 3080 and the only way I saw an option was to buy a prebuilt system. I expected the prebuilt was going to come with some off brand items but I am still impressed. I have been happy so far with the unit and do agree it does need additional intake fans and the single fan AIO may not be strong enough for the CPU. I will eventually be upgrading these. ultimately the main goal for me was to get the 3080 which I did and yes you will pay a premium to have the card. I am glad I did it though I can at least play games that I have been waiting for with this machine and not have any issues. word of caution if your wanting to build a PC then wait. What you will pay to have this build will not come with premium parts for the price you can buy when building it yourself. Just know the parts that do come with it will hold up for a good while. For everyone else this machine will do just fine. My contents included: ASUS TUF X570 PLUS (WiFi) Gigabyte 3080 Gaming OC ADATA XPG DDR4-3000 CL16-20-20 Western Digital Blue 1TB SN550 NVMe Apevia 800W Non-Modular PSU 2 generic RGB FANS with controller CyberPowerPC MasterLiquid Lite 120mm ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler CyberPowerPC ELUNA 242V Premium RGB Gaming Case Mid-Tower w/ Tempered Glass Window Panel

Not a bad PC, I usually build my own, but finding a 3080 was nearly impossible. Gigabyte X570 UD (not the best) will probably replace in the future. Apevia 800W Gold Plus PSU. (Bad, replaced with Corsair RM750) XPG Adata DDR4 2x8 16gb 3000mhz (Bad, will replace in the future with 3600mhz) Western Digital SN550 1TB Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC AMD Ryzen 9 3900x Breaking down the entire system with MSRP from other online retailers excluding the case, aio, and fans. = $2089 before tax. Which makes this system a nice steal. I’ve also replaced the AIO with a h150 elite capellix 360mm along with the PSU.

Got the device, checked all the connections like the packaging says before botting up. Booted up no issue checked all the temps on the gpu and cpu no issue there. Also ran Modern Warfare 1440p at a constant 140-150 fps on high setting. Really impressed with the gpu and build. I added the parts from my build and checked the prices for it and just the parts ran about 1,727. So you really only pay 200 for convenience which isn't bad at all given the fact you don't have to hunt down parts.

Overall I think if someone wanted to start off getting high end stuff but didn't want to build it themselves this is a good starting point. What came included: Cyberpowerpc Case Asus TUF X570 with WiFi Ryzen 3900x Gigabyte 3080 Gaming OC Red 16gb Crucial Ballistix Ram 3000mHz Apevia 800W non modular power supply with red and yellow cables and lots of molex connectors S550 WD Blue 1 TB m.2 nvme The cooler master 120mm aio works but probably isn't good for users who intend on running their cpu on high loads. The 3 fans included are very very cheap but look much better than I expected. The case is alright has a decent amount of room to work in. The stock cable management was very very well done and tight. I soley bought this for the 3900x and 3080 to throw into my build. The mouse and keyboard that come with the pc are complete trash in my opinion but they're freebies so I didn't expect something amazing. For value this pc cuts it close to where you'd have to sell the case and 3 fans for approximately 150 or 180 to get your money back of you sold everything at msrp in December of 2020.

Was very surprised that the order actually went through as we all know how nearly impossible it was to get your hands on a RTX 3080 much less this whole rig especially for the price. So far it has worked flawlessly and I have Modern Warfare and Warzone on max settings vs my previous card which was an RTX 2070 difference is huge even the guns look different with the RTX 3080 would def buy again if I had to do it all over