CyberPowerPC - Gaming Desktop - Intel Core Ultra 7 265F 2025 - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 12GB - 16GB DDR5 Memory - 1TB SSD Storage - Black

Great PC With Quality Name-Brand Components Review This is the second CyberPowerPC prebuilt we have purchased, and we have been extremely happy with both of them. We bought this one for our son and it has been an excellent gaming PC. It came with an Intel Core Ultra 7 265F, an ASUS Dual GeForce RTX 5070 OC Edition 12GB (DUAL-RTX5070-O12G), an ASUS B860-series motherboard, 16GB of DDR5 memory, a 1TB NVMe SSD, 850W power supply, and liquid CPU cooling. One of the things that has impressed me with both CyberPowerPC systems we've purchased is the components they use. Both this PC and the one we bought for my wife came with actual name-brand, quality components, rather than cheap proprietary parts that make upgrading difficult. Seeing an ASUS motherboard and ASUS RTX 5070 in this one was definitely a plus. Performance has been great. My son uses it primarily for gaming and the combination of the Core Ultra 7 and RTX 5070 gives him plenty of performance, especially for high-refresh-rate gaming. The computer is fast, quiet, looks great, and everything has been running smoothly. The value is probably the biggest selling point. If you can catch these on sale, it is honestly hard to build one yourself with the same level of components for the same amount of money. Once you add up the CPU, ASUS RTX 5070, motherboard, RAM, SSD, power supply, liquid cooling, case, Windows, and everything else, the sale price makes a lot of sense. After purchasing two CyberPowerPC prebuilts and getting quality name-brand components in both, I would definitely buy another one.

It’s a cool PC and overall it’s been alright so far. I’m currently trying to figure out why Steam keeps crashing, which has been pretty frustrating. I also had to buy a separate Wi-Fi dongle and Bluetooth adapter. When I first got the PC, my monitor wasn’t displaying anything, and I had to take the graphics card out and reseat it before I finally got a picture. It comes with 16GB of RAM, but I’ll probably add another 16GB eventually. Other than those issues, it runs well and I like it, but for the price I expected things to be a little smoother out of the box. If you’re mainly looking for a gaming PC, I’d honestly consider waiting to see how the Steam Machine turns out. I kind of wish I had waited myself.

This is my first gaming PC. I have looked for months comparing prices and value between 1. GPU 2. Processor 3. RAM 4. Build quality including other components like RAM and PSU. This one seemed to shine among the rest as best bang for buck. The only addition I made was adding another 16GB RAM and even with that cost it still is 100 - 200 cheaper than similar products at the same time having what seems like better build quality than a couple similar brand offerings. The customizable lights and clean look through the glass case really adds to the ambiance having it in my room. So far testing on a couple games like APEX and Cyberpunk seem to have great results at high settings. Love it.

Had an HP Omen since 2018, finally decided DCS world was taking too long to load. Less than 2 hours to set up, download, connect peripherals and take to the skies. Fast load times, doesn't bog down on midrange settings. Runs on higher settings when solo, but multiplayer is a bit demanding, so i keep it mid range in a lobby. Cost effective, no crashes yet (pc or game related!) My only dislike is the low number of usb ports. It has a dedicated BIOS port, 2 usb 3.0; 3 usb 2.0, and 2 usb C ports. small price to pay.

I’ve been using this PC for gaming and it’s been great so far. It runs games like Call of Duty and Fortnite smoothly with good performance and fast load times. Setup was pretty easy and everything worked out of the box. I like the overall speed and graphics quality,