Picked this up a week before Black Friday for $1949 and couldn't be happier. This build uses the Asus motherboard, AMD 7900X CPU, PNY RTX 5080, Crucial P3 Plus NVME 2TB, T-Force 32GB of RAM, AIO, Fans, and cases are their own brand. The PSU I can't tell which brand unless I open the back panel and remove it to access it. The Good: For the price of this computer, it is extremely fast and well worth the money. The CPU is last gen 7900X but compare to the similar 9900X current gen, it's not that much faster. Just a little bit more energy efficient. I mainly use this system for multitasking but also handles gaming very well. I have a 28" Samsung Odyssey G7 4K 144hz and the RTX 5080 handled 4K gaming with a breeze. I tested a few games' FPS at 4K High-Ultra settings. Back4Blood 144FPS, Apex Legends 144FPS, Counter-Strike 2 144FPS, Flight Simulator 2020 120-140FPS, Battlefield Redsec 144FPS with a small drop to 120-130 when running. CPU and GPU temps are good. You can hear the fan kicking in when working. Looking forward to conduct more test and posting on my YouTube channel. Lastly, the tempered glass panel on the side is very easy to open. The Bad: The fans could be a little loud but not that bad. If you have a surround sound, you most likely won't hear it. RAMS could be 64GB but given that the RAM prices are insane right now, the extra 2 open RAM slots are there for you to upgrade when RAM prices comes back down. The AIO water coolant tubes could be placed better instead of it hanging. Would like to know the PSU brand... I do have an extra eVGA 1000w Gold+ in the event this PSU fails on me. But for now, I won't mess with it. Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase. The RTX 5080 alone is like $1000. The insane RAM prices right now makes this purchase worth it. If you were to price everything out and build it on your own, it might cost more than the $1949. I used to build my own computers but for this price, it saves me the time. If you're a competitive gamer, you will want the AMD X3D CPUs but if you're into multitasking like Premiere, Illustrator, After Effects, Maya, 3DS Max, OBS, Streaming, etc... then I highly recommend this.

The raw specs on the PC are pretty awesome. It's help up very well for both gaming and work. ONLY caveat is that like everyone else said, the fans are pretty loud. I downloaded Armoury Crate to see if I could change the fans to be quieter but it didn't help. Another reviewer replaced the components with BeQuiet! fans and I did the same. It's now quiet as a mouse. I ended up selling the mouse and keyboard it came with. Would've been nice if they didn't use zipties for the cable management too. Overall very happy with the PC other than the noise.

I was initially hesitant about purchasing a pre-built PC due to the common stigma surrounding them. However, after doing my research and reflecting on past experiences (which were actually with a different brand), I decided to give this system a chance and I’m glad I did. While this build does not include an X3D processor, the Ryzen 9 7900X is still an outstanding CPU. It pairs extremely well with the RTX 5080, delivering excellent gaming performance. When I priced out similar components to build the system myself, the total came out higher than the $2,449.99 I paid, making this a strong value for the hardware included. Out of the box, the fan curves were set somewhat aggressively, which made the system louder than I prefer. After adjusting the fan settings, it now runs much quieter without compromising safe temperatures. In terms of performance, this PC handles everything I’ve thrown at it with ease. I use it with a 1440p 360Hz OLED monitor and also on a 4K 120Hz LG C1, and the RTX 5080 performs exceptionally well at both resolutions. The card is a powerhouse and provides smooth, consistent frame rates in demanding titles. I had also considered an ASUS GM700 configuration with a 5070 Ti and Ryzen 7 9800X3D, but once the price increased, this system became the clear choice in terms of overall value and performance. In the future, I may upgrade the case fans to premium aftermarket options and possibly move to an X3D processor. That said, the Ryzen 9 7900X is more than capable for modern gaming and multitasking, even if it runs slightly warmer than X3D chips. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would confidently recommend it. The only thing I regret is not purchasing it during Black Friday pricing.

Amazing PC. The 7900x is a monster CPU 12 core 24 thread multitasking beast. Of course the 5080 the second most powerful consumer GPU on the market is insane as well. Everything came in perfect condition ran exactly as you'd expect. Only thing.. it's kind of a lottery on the actual components you get. I've seen some get much cheaper ram.. I've heard of others getting better than the 6000mhz cl36 I got as well. I ended up getting a OC Argb Pny 5080 which looks incredible side mounted but I've seen people get the nonargb version or a different model all together. So you can end up with an even better deal or more along the lines of the actual parts cost but otherwise I got this system about 700 to 1000 cheaper than ordering the parts by themselves and spending hours building it myself. Highly recommended you're not going to find a higher end PC for the price, period. The pictures I uploaded are the PC with some visual upgrades (lian li Argb power cables and an in computer screen for CPU and GPU monitoring) iBuyPower doesn't have the best reputation online but this has completely changed my personal opinion, they made such a great build at a great price.

Picked up this PC on sale for $1,949.99, and honestly, you get a lot for the money - especially for a prebuilt. The components are solid across the board and offer plenty of future-proofing. It chews through heavy productivity tasks and handles 4K gaming without breaking a sweat. The iBUYPOWER-branded Hyte Y40 case is a standout. It’s spacious, easy to work in, and shows off the components beautifully. That said, it’s not perfect. The stock fans are extremely loud. I ended up replacing all the case fans, the AIO, and even the PSU with be quiet! components, and now the system is whisper-quiet. The included keyboard and mouse feel cheap and don’t match the overall quality of the build, but they’re a nice bonus for anyone who doesn’t already have peripherals. Overall, I’m very happy with this PC after the upgrades. I just wish iBUYPOWER would refine a few things so new owners don’t feel the need to replace parts right out of the box.