CyberPowerPC - Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 2700X - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA RTX 2070 8GB - 2TB HDD + 240GB SSD - White

Name: CyberPowerPC - Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 2700X - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA RTX 2070 8GB - 2TB HDD + 240GB SSD - White
Brand: CyberPowerPC
SKU: 6315148
Rating: 4.3 (540 reviews)

Model: GMA3200BST

SKU: 6315148

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Key Specs
- Processor Model: AMD 2nd Generation Ryzen 7 (Your computer's processor is like its brain. Working in combination with system memory, the power of the processor determines the complexity of software you can run, how many programs you can have open at the same time, and how fast those programs will run. Most computers feature an AMD, Intel or Snapdragon processor.)
- Storage Type: HDD, SSD
- Total Storage Capacity: 2240 gigabytes
- System Memory (RAM): 16 gigabytes (Random-access memory (RAM) is a computing device's short-term data storage, which allows active information to be accessed quickly. The size and type of RAM determines how efficiently the device can handle large amounts of information at one time. For example, gaming or video editing requires more RAM for optimal performance.)
General
- Product Name: Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 2700X - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA RTX 2070 8GB - 2TB HDD + 240GB SSD
- Brand: CyberPowerPC
- Model Number: GMA3200BST
Processor
- Processor Brand: AMD
- Processor Model: AMD 2nd Generation Ryzen 7 (Your computer's processor is like its brain. Working in combination with system memory, the power of the processor determines the complexity of software you can run, how many programs you can have open at the same time, and how fast those programs will run. Most computers feature an AMD, Intel or Snapdragon processor.)
- Processor Model Number: 2700X
Storage
- Storage Type: HDD, SSD
- Total Storage Capacity: 2240 gigabytes
- Solid State Drive Capacity: 240 gigabytes (The amount of data that can be stored on the device's solid state drive (SSD). SSD is a flash-based storage with faster speeds than a hard disk drive (HDD).)
- Hard Drive Capacity: 2000 gigabytes (The amount of data that can be stored on the device's mechanical hard drive. Hard disk drives (HDDs) typically have larger capacities than solid state drives (SSDs) but may have slower speeds.)
- Hard Drive Interface: SATA (Connects the hard drive to the host system for transferring data between the hard disk cache and system memory. IDE and SATA interfaces are primarily used for personal computing, while larger servers and workstations typically use SAS or SCSI.)
- Hard Drive RPM: 7200 revolutions per minute (A hard drive's data is stored on disks, or platters, that spin while transferring information to the host system. The higher the RPM, the faster the hard drive's performance.)
Memory
- System Memory (RAM): 16 gigabytes (Random-access memory (RAM) is a computing device's short-term data storage, which allows active information to be accessed quickly. The size and type of RAM determines how efficiently the device can handle large amounts of information at one time. For example, gaming or video editing requires more RAM for optimal performance.)
- Type of Memory (RAM): DDR4 SDRAM (Each type of RAM delivers a different level of speed, bandwidth, energy efficiency and performance.)
- System Memory RAM Speed: 2400 megahertz (How fast the information-storing hardware operates. The faster the RAM, the faster memory can be transferred to other system components. Ultimately, faster RAM improves operational efficiency.)
- System Memory RAM Expandable To: 64 gigabytes (Adding more random-access memory (RAM) to a computer speeds up performance and improves efficiency. Upgrades to memory are limited by the number of expansion slots for additional RAM and existing RAM installed on the device.)
Compatibility
- Operating System: Windows 10 Home (The operating system manages all software and hardware, including files, memory and connected devices. Most importantly, it lets you interact with your device and your programs in a visual way; otherwise, you'd be typing computer code to get anything done.)
- Operating System Architecture: 64-bit (An operating system (OS) manages computer hardware, software resources, and programs in conjunction with the system's processor. 64-bit operating systems can handle more data at once than 32-bit systems, resulting in faster speeds, more effiency, and overall improved performance.)
Connectivity
- Number Of DVI Ports: 0
- Ethernet Card: 10/100/1000 (Also known as an Ethernet adapter, this card plugs into a computer's motherboard and enables it to access an Ethernet network. Ethernet data transmission speeds are measured in Mbps (megabits per second) and Gbps (gigabits per second). For example, a 10/100 Ethernet port transmits 10 and 100 Mbps, while a 10/100/1000 Ethernet port transmits 10 and 100 Mbps and has a maximum speed of 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps).)
Expansion
- Number Of Internal 2.5" Bays: 2
- Number Of Internal 3.5" Bays: 2
- Number Of External 5.25" Expansion Bays: 0
Features
- Media Card Reader: false (A hardware device that allows for access to data on a memory card and enables the transfer of its files to a computer. These devices may have one or multiple slots for various types of memory cards, and may be integrated into the computer or available as an external device.)
- Customizable Case Lighting: true
- Audio Technology: 7.1-channel surround
- Size: Standard
Dimensions
- Product Height: 18.7 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 8.2 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 18.5 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
Certifications Listings & Approvals
- ENERGY STAR Certified: false (Devices carrying the ENERGY STAR service mark, such as computer products and peripherals, kitchen appliances, and other products, generally use 20% to 30% less energy than required by federal standards.)
- EPEAT Qualified: false (The Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) was designed to provide an environmental assessment tool for purchasers. In order to qualify for EPEAT, a product must meet all 23 required criteria.)
Included
- Keyboard Included: true
- Mouse Included: true
Other
- UPC: 811842058858

Enjoy lag-free adventures with this CyberPowerPC gaming computer. Its AMD Ryzen 7 processor and 16GB of DDR4 RAM ensure fast program operations, while the 2TB hard drive + 240GB SSD provide ample of space for your library of documents and applications. This CyberPowerPC gaming computer comes with the Windows 10 operating system installed for immediate productivity.

Windows 10 operating system: Brings back the Start menu from Windows 7 and introduces new features, such as the Edge web browser that lets you mark up web pages on your screen. Learn more ›
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X processor: Native eight-core, 16-threads processing delivers aggressive yet power-smart performance for advanced gaming, complex modeling, and HD video editing.
16GB system memory for intense multitasking and gaming: Reams of high-bandwidth DDR4 RAM let you smoothly run your graphics-heavy PC games and video-editing applications, as well as numerous programs and browser tabs at the same time.
2TB hard drive and 240GB solid-state drive (SSD) for a blend of storage space and speed: The hard drive provides ample storage, while the SSD delivers faster start-up times and data access.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 graphics: Driven by 8GB GDDR6 dedicated video memory, quickly render high-quality images for videos and games.
Next-generation wireless connectivity: Connects to your network or hotspots on all current Wi-Fi standards. Connect it to a Wireless-AC router for speed nearly 3x faster than Wireless-N. The gigabit LAN port also plugs into wired networks.
Additional ports: HDMI output for a high-definition monitor or HDTV. Two DisplayPort outputs. Eight USB ports. One PS/2 port. One auxiliary output.

Whats Included

Gamer Master Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7-Series - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 - 2TB HDD + 240GB SSD
USB gaming keyboard
USB gaming mouse
Power cord
Driver discs

Q: İs there be any problem if ı used at european plug (220 volt)?

A: Thanks for reaching out John. That may vary depending on the power supply as it may or may not have a switch to change to 220 volts. If not, you may need to get your own power supply unit. If you have any further questions or concerns then please do not hesitate to give our tech support agents a call for any assistance; we're always happy to help. Tech support: (888)937-5582 -CyberpowerPC Support

Q: Does the the pc have the wraith prism cooler that comes with the ryzen 7 2700x? Yes or no

A: No

Q: Just curious how this compares to an Intel i7 8700 for gaming. Also, is the rtx 2070 better than a gtx 1080 for gaming? Sorry I'm a dummy.

A: Thanks for reaching out Seth. The Intel i7-8700k is slightly better in terms of performance and gaming than the AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, however in terms of price per performance, the AMD Ryzen 7 2700X is better. The RTX 2070 is also slightly better than the GTX 1080. If you have any further questions or concerns then please do not hesitate to give our tech support agents a call for any assistance; we're always happy to help. Tech support: (888)937-5582 -CyberpowerPC Support

Q: So can you play fortnite on this pc ?

A: Yes! Easily... I play apex, rocket league, overwatch, division 2 etc no problem on this bad boy, this is a powerful pc

Q: Hello. I have another question. My lights in my pc dont light up but when I bought the pc yesterday they were working. Did I turn them off some how? Thank you.

A: Thanks for reaching out GIZMOS. There should be a remote that controls the RGB of the PC. If you can, you can also check the connections of the lights. If you have any further questions or concerns then please do not hesitate to give our tech support agents a call for any assistance; we're always happy to help. Tech support: (888)937-5582 -CyberpowerPC Support

Q: Is the AMD Ryzen 7 better or about The same as the Intel I7? And Same goes for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070, Is it about the same as the GeForce GTX 1070 ti? And last thing.. Whats the average fps on games/Can this handle 1080p/Do well on high fps games?

A: Thanks for reaching out Dillion. It is your own personal preference. The Intel i7 are slightly better, however the Ryzen 7's are almost the same performance for a lower price. The RTX 2070 is slightly better than GTx 1070Ti. Your FPS is dependent on your settings and connection. If you have any further questions or concerns then please do not hesitate to give our tech support agents a call for any assistance; we're always happy to help. Tech support: (888)937-5582 -CyberpowerPC Support

Q: I’m looking to upgrade the graphics card and I am by no means savvy in pc building I’m just wondering if I can swap out the graphics card from this pc for a EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti

A: Yes you are able to. Both cards use the pci×16 slot.

Q: Can this PC run Destiny 2 petty smoothly on high settings?

A: Yes.

Customers are saying

Customers appreciate the high performance and excellent graphics capabilities of this gaming desktop, frequently citing its ability to run games smoothly at high frame rates. Many also found the price to be reasonable and the system easy to set up. However, some users experienced issues with the solid-state drive and cooling system, leading to concerns about reliability and potential overheating.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great PC
I was going to build my own PC checking compatibility with pcpartpicker, but saw this and just couldn't beat the price (plus I had a 10% off coupon for my birthday). This thing is awesome for editing with Adobe apps! I'm also new to PC gaming as I've only ever used consoles but I decided to pickup a GPU intensive game like Assassins Creed Odyssey to see how well it would work and I am able to play in 4K with about 32 fps in the highest settings. In 1080p getting about 65 fps. This is really good for this game and I'm sure it would crank out more with lester settings. I can't wait to benchmark with other games. If you are on the verge, it is honestly a great PC for the price. Highly unlikely you'll be able to build it yourself for this price.
Posted 6 years ago by JBL1
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
She’s ok.
I’ve had this pc for roughly 4 months now and it is a an ok pc. Granted I play destiny 2 mostly and could play at max settings fairly easily out of the box. The problems I have with this pc is the case or came with. The motherboard. And the ram. So almost everything. The case is not set for air flow at all. I fact this case (the white one pictured as the clip art) is an AIO/water cooled case. You have two exhaust vents. One at the back and one on top. Your top vent can support a 140mm fan and the rear is a 120mm fan. The two fans that are placed towards the front of the case were initially set up as exhaust fans but flip them around and you have intake fans. However, due to their lack of control (apevia rgb fans are what came with mine and cyberpower used their same controller but slapped the cyberpower sticker over the apevia logo) you get minimal effectiveness out of the fans. You have minimal air flow coming from the side of the case that hides your cable management due to the space away from the vents and the low fan speed that you can’t control unless purchasing a new controller. The motherboard is a micro atx gigabyte ds3h board that is okay. The Ryzen 2700x depends on ram speed to be efficient and this board is capped to 2966 ddr4 and they provided me with 16gb 2666 ram out the box. Also. The WiFi card used requires the PCie slot to be stable. Not a big deal. It also needs a motherboard plug in to get power (unlike my newly upgraded fevia WiFi card). The problem with this setup is the only other slot for your WiFi cars with the gigabyte board is literally a centimeter away from the gpu fans. The board is just big enough it blocks 85% of one of two intake fans for the gpu. Making it completely useless for airflow. You get two system fan headers with the board so you don’t really have any option to add more fans to the case to optimize the terrible air flow you do have without using splitters Or a fan controller unit. By the way. Those of you wondering about the PSU it’s an all in one unit that I wouldn’t even bother having. I’ve upgraded quite a bit of things on my pc already and realize now I should have just built my own rig like I originally wanted to. The ram being a slower ram would cause map loading issues with destiny 2 (hence why I have 32gb 3200 ddr4 now) I also got rid of the garbage cpu cooler and went with a Noctua dh15 she fits perfectly by the way and went with a MSI B450 motherboard. But, I’d rather an AIO because the lack of air flow in the case. You have no front fans pushing the air towards the back of the case. No way to mount front fans without drilling into the case. The exhaust fans on the side blow air directly into the tempered glass and that’s it when you make them intake fans. All in all, get a water cooler for this pc. If you’re using it for average gaming it’s great. And do yourself a favor and change out the psu. I personally went with a EVGA supernova 850 g+. My 2700x runs like a top with a slight overclock to 4.15ghz. Never had any failures with the pc at any level even with the out of the box components. I just have a problem of not being able to leave stuff alone.
Posted 6 years ago by Stevie
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Something To Keep Note Of
Having had this computer for a few months, I think I am ready to objectively post this review. **Initial Specs** First of all, some comments on the parts chosen. My specific model came with: - a ZOTAC "Blower" RTX 2070 8GB, - a "CoolerOne" AM4 cooler (which isn't a name brand), - and 16GB GeIL Evo Potenza 2666MHz RAM, though in the store, I happened to view the same model of PC with the same advertised "16GB DDR4, 2070, Ryzen 7 2700X" spec list, but with: - a ZOTAC Mini 2070 (which has better thermals), - an AMD Stock cooler (which I will get to later), - and G.Skill RAM DIMMs. I had a positive expectation for the performance of the PC when I had purchased it, coming from an Intel i7 7700HQ with a GTX 1060 (laptop). However, due to the choice in components, I had some fairly severe issues. **Initial Performance and CPU Overheating** I like to play the new modern games like Tom Clancy's The Division 2, which this PC came with a code for but I had pre-ordered it so I already had the game prior, as well as some older games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. My performance was very good in these games, though the thermals were very worrying. The GPU fared pretty well only ever topping out at 80 Celsius, which can be toasty to some but is fairly safe. However, over time, my CPU would burn hotter and hotter, even playing simpler games such as Counter-Strike, and eventually shutting off entirely in the middle of a game due to overheating. The provided heatsink I received was the "CoolerOne" AM4 Cooler, which, with a quick Google search, provides no website, only an Amazon listing for the cooler, without any reviews or questions. The thermals with this heatsink were atrocious, and objectively underpowered for the Ryzen 7 2700X, a 105W TDP CPU. That cooler may have done *okay* for the 65W 2700 non-X or even the Ryzen 5 2600, but otherwise performed terribly. I ended up replacing this with an Arctic 34 eSports DUO with Arctic MX-4 thermal compound, and have never gone above 56 Celsius. Much better, but for $1400, I had expected a better thermal solution for this computer. **Fan Arrangement** Next, the fan arrangement. It comes with 3 RGB "CyberPowerPC" fans and a remote, which is nice, but all of the fan headers are plugged into a fan controller behind the motherboard, which means you can not control the speed of the fans. To make matters worse, both the fan in the rear and fans in the front were all facing outwards, which creates a negative air pressure inside of the computer case. This drastically decreases thermal performance, as well as draws dust into the computer through every crack possible, including the 140mm fan grate that is left completely open at the top of the case. I personally put a Noctua 140mm slim fan with a dust filter blowing *out* in there. I also strongly advise to those who wish to purchase this PC to flip your front fans so the sticker is facing inside, pulling air in the front. With this setup, and the proper CPU heatsink fan configuration, you can create a neutral air pressure, and a good air *flow* through the case, which is great for thermals. **RAM** I also went ahead and replaced the 16GB 2666MHz GeIL Evo Potenza RAM (not a no-name brand, but definitely not as reputable) with 32GB 3200MHz Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB, though if you intend to install new RAM modules to check your BIOS for the proper XMP profile to ensure you get the best performance out of your RAM. Without it, you may run at 2133MHz, which is much slower. Keep in mind this is not a complaint, I had no issues with the RAM, but for the work I do I required more RAM, and wanted a decent upgrade. **Storage** I honestly had no problems with the storage. Comes with a speedy 240GB SSD from Western Digital (WD Green SSD) and a hearty yet durable 2TB mechanical drive from Seagate (Seagate Barracuda), and I have yet to have any issues with either of them. I use the 2TB drive only for games, and the 240GB drive I plan on replacing with a 1TB M.2 SSD from Intel (Intel 660p) on Amazon since it's a steal at $94.99, but it gets the job done just fine and the boot time is very fast. **Final Thoughts** To be entirely honest, this isn't a terrible system. The part selection I happened to get by chance wasn't the best, and I hope others got better luck, but it's by no means inadequate. With 8 Cores and 16 Threads, 16GB of speedy DDR4 RAM, and an RTX-capable 2070, it's a fairly modest powerhouse. My only wish is that I could've gotten the thermal performance to match the actual performance of the system I paid so much for.
Posted 6 years ago by Matt