CyberPowerPC - BattleBox Ultimate Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7-8700K - 32GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti - 240GB SSD + 3TB HDD - White

Unfortunately I had to order this PC three times to get one that showed up intact. The first one came with the stuffing shoved in so hard that the graphics card was bent at a weird angle and no surprise, it didn't work. The next one came with glass on the case completely shattered. There was a dent in the box so this may have been am issue with the shipper. We had the third one delivered to the store so that I could inspect it before having to take it home and luckily that shipped in good shape. The staff at Best Buy (one Geek Squad manager in particular) took great care of us and the exchanges were relatively seamless and she recognized that I really needed the PC and that I was disappointed that it didn't come in working order the first time (we still haven't seen the refund go through on one of them but, I'm confident that Best Buy will take care of it). The PC itself has been great so far. This is the second CyberPowerPC we have and both have been running really well. I looked into building one, but compared the price to this one and to me, this PC is a great value and I didn't have to spend the time picking out all the parts and then putting everything together. The case is a little bulky, but that leaves plenty of room for adding things like additional fans. The fans in there now are fairly quite (not super quiet, but I'm picky about noise and these aren't too bad). The LEDs are a little on the cheap side but they do their job and there is a decent color range. Cable management is great so everything looks clean and tidy when you look at it through the glass side. I'm a heavy user and use this as a work PC. So far it can handle anything I throw at it. It isn't unusual for me to have video editing, spreadsheets, multiple browsers with a bunch of tabs each, multiple communication and productivity tools including video conference streaming, as well as MS office docs, security software and all kinds of stuff open and running at the same time and it hasn't had a hiccup. I'll also be using it for VR and while I haven't had a chance yet to put it through its paces, with the 1080 Ti I'm confident that it will be able to handle what I throw at it and if not, the card and motherboard are SLI ready so I can just add a second one. I bought the amazing Samsung 49" Ultra super wide monitor which works great with this PC (unfortunately Samsung doesn't make one with G-Sync yet so I can't comment on how the performance would differ with that but I haven't seen any tearing, lag etc so far). I would have rated 5 out of 5 if I had received a working one the first time since the delay was a bit of a hassle. But, now that I have one that is intact, I'm very happy with it.

I had been toying with building my own system for some time, but I saw this, ran the specs through PC Partpicker, and decided it was worth a shot. The PC arrived a week ahead of schedule, which was awesome. The packaging was heavy-duty and the PC was in perfect condition, not a blemish on it. You never know which components you're gonna get in one of these pre-builds, so I hoped for the best and expected the worst, but I was pleasantly surprised. The motherboard is an MSI Z370-A Pro and looks great. It supports M.2 and I kind of wish I'd been able to purchase that and select it as my boot drive, but I'm happy it's there and easily accessible in the future. The MB supports SLI, which was another surprise. Can't imagine what I'd do with TWO GTX-1080Ti cards, but it's nice to know I could do it! The memory is by Adata, which is decent. I was surprised to find that someone paid attention to cable management during assembly. Mine came in a Phanteks case and it's very, very clean. The liquid CPU cooler uses 2 fans in push/pull configuration. They're not Noctuas, but they're good enough. Other than that, there was only 1 other case fan at the front. I checked and there are 3 more MB fan headers, and there's room in the case for at least 3 more, so I may add more fans in the future. As it is, it's dead silent. I guess my only quibble would be that they oriented the CPU cooler tubes in such a way that they actually lay on the graphics card. They could have turned it 180 degrees and avoided that, but it's a small thing. So, how does it run? Well, perfect! I checked all the connectors (per the instructions), hooked it up and turned it on. No problems. Went through all of the windows updates. No problems. Installed all of my software for work (medical transcription). No problems. Installed all of my games (Overwatch, Starcraft 2, Diablo 3, etc.). No problems. This thing just works...and works very, very well. Graphics and performance are amazing!! I'm very happy with my purchase and am looking forward to many years of use.

This review is for the CyberPowerPC-BattleBox Ultimate(Model:SLC8840CPG SKU:6128527) I picked up on 3/17/18 at Best Buy. It arrived six days earlier than estimated. Pro's- latest high quality CPU & GPU, quality assembly, easy setup. Con's- typical pre-built power supply. Parts in the rig I received were: CPU Intel i7 8700K @ 3.7GHz, MSI "DUKE" GTX Geforce 1080ti, MSI 370Z-A PRO Motherboard, 32GB (8GBx4) ADATA XPG 2400MHz RAM, PSU marked "800W 80plus bronze", Disk Drives (as listed in device Manager) C:223GB WDC WDS240G2GOA and D: 2.79TB TOSHIBA DT0IACA300, Intel Wireless Bluetooth, Intel Dual band Wireless-AC3165, generic liquid CPU cooler, and a standard CyberPower USB Gaming Mouse and RGB Keyboard. There were two fans in a push/pull configuration on the radiator and one fan in front. The 1080ti has three fans and the PSU has one. The case is a very nice steel Phanteks. I had it checked out by the top gaming computer builder in my area and had him upgrade the PSU. He commented that CyberPower appears to build a good product and that I should get many years of use from this rig. I am very satisfied with my purchase and hope that this info will assist others. Other reviews have clearly stated the computers capabilities. I may add additional fans in the future with summer approaching, but for now the temps are all good.

I decided to go with a prebuilt computer, and I saw the Battlebox Ultimate by Cyberpower PC. Using this PC for gaming, video editing, photoshop, and streaming. The performance on this machine has been amazing and it keeps on coming. Games like GTA V, CS GO, Killing Floor 2, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crysis 3, and the Witcher 3 have given me good FPS ranges. VR is very impressive. titles like Robo Recall, Soundboxing, Beat Saber, Eve: Valkyrie, Assetto Corsa, and Lucky's Tale have run smoothly with Oculus and this PC. For upgrates the potential is there since there is a bunch of space. Upgrade ideas would be upgrading the Liquid Cooler, Power supply, adding fans, or adding an M.2 ssd just as an example. These PC's are built with parts that are on hand at time of production so different reviewers here have different parts installed.(I will leave a parts list of what came in my PC below) If one can get past that and is willing to take the plunge, this computer is the way to do. Parts once for this PC at time of purchase (Please note that parts differs from PC to PC): Phanteks Eclipse P400 Tempered Glass Edition case, Asus Prime Z370-P Mobo, Team Group Vulcan DDR4 32GB (8GB x 4) ram modules, EVGA Nvidia GTX 1080 TI Black Edition, Asutek 550LC 120 MM liquid cooler in push pull configuration, High Power 800w 80+ gold non modular psu, MSI wireless/bluetooth PCIE card, Toshiba 3tb HDD, Western Digital Green 240gb SSD.

This computer is a very powerful pc. The gtx1080ti is the icing on the cake. Delivers powerful performance with games at highest resolutions and delivers an overall great gaming experience. I want to try VR on it since it has a 1080ti, 8700k and 32GB of ram but I will have to wait. I went ahead and ran some of the games on my steam library that would take some serious power to run and got the average fps. Killing floor 2 (ultra) 330 max, 250 minimal Player Unknown (Ultra) 144 max, 90 minimal Rocketleague (ultra) 250 max, 249 lowest Counterstrike Global offensive (Ultra) 300 max, 250 lowest Rust (Ultra) 105 max, 92 lowest 7 days to die (High) 105 max, 95 lowest Insurgency (ultra) 260 max, 170 lowest The reason i added this list is so you know exactly what the pc will run and how well so you dont have to try to guess if it will preform as well as you need it.

I purchased the PC as my third one I've ever bought and I have not yet been displeased with any function of it yet, This game can run any games 60+ FPS Easily with CS always staying capped at 240+ and Arma 3 and PUBG varying in the low 100's and most times they can reach these while streaming and recording. Visually inside the case it looks amazing with the included RGB lights and of course the center piece Graphics Card, One of if not the only problem I have with this product is the case in the aspect of I like box cases in which this has a partially curved front, However this is a personal issue which is by any means not a reason not to choose this PC. Below I will list some of the specs that came in my pc (As some of these may not be listed on the web page) PC Case: Phanteks PH-EC416PTG_WT Eclipse P400 Steel ATX Mid Tower Case Graphics Card: Nvidea GTX 1080TI MotherBoard: MSI 7370- A PRO RAM: 32GB XPG ADATA DDR4 Fan: I cant seem to find any branding on the product.

The computer came earlier than expected and the setup was quick. It works like a charm and I am very pleased with its performance in Photoshop. I bought it for photo editing and it performs really well - 3 projects opened in PS, internet browser with several pages open - no crash. I was concerned about the Wi-Fi connection but I had absolutely no issue with losing the signal. I purchased an additional DVD reader/writer to install my old software and I don't miss not having a DVD slot in the actual computer. My only issue is that I can only connect the desktop with my 4k monitor through the HDMI cable, because the DV ports of the computer don't seem to function. I was told to take the whole system to the store to be checked but this is not a convenient option for me. Other than that, I am very pleased with this desktop and it definitely boosted my work performance - this thing is really fast!

I have been using this computer for a couple weeks now. I've only run into a couple bugs with it, but I was able to fix it pretty quickely by reinstalling Windows 10 and updating all the drivers. The computer has hardlocked on me twice so far, but it was just user error that caused those things to happen. Including a manual to figure out what all the CDs incuded with this package do would be nice, because I didn't know what they all did or what to do with them. This is especially a problem since the PC does not include a optical drive. The when I picked up my PC from Best Buy, and got home and inspected the computer, I noticed one of the slots for the fan on the motherboard was completely bent out of shape, and it looked like it wouldn't work, but it was still working. I wish Best Buy would carry a prebuilt PC with larger SSDs and with the GTX 1080 ti, but you can't have EVERYTHING i guess. Overall great PC hasn't given me much trouble except getting it set up, and ready to work.