CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 3700X - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 - 1TB SSD - White

This computer is a great value for high-quality gaming, but there are a couple of small things that keep this from being the perfect pre-built. My configuration is a Gigabyte b450m ds3h wifi motherboard, EVGA RTX 3070 GPU, 2x8 GB of Crucial Ballistix 3000 Mhz RAM, 1 TB WD Blue NVMe SSD, and Intel wireless-ac 3168 wireless card. I'll start with the bad. The first thing I noticed is that the wireless card is slow - it doesn't get past 50 mbps and I get 300 mbps on other systems. I'm confused by the choice of a cheap wireless card given how good the other components are. The other component I have issue with is the PSU. It's LOUD. I can hear the hum throughout the entire room, it's that loud. The other fans are quiet, or perhaps I just can't hear them because the PSU fan is so loud. Finally, be careful with the wiring. A zip tie was clipping the GPU fan and it needed adjusting before playing games. My unit also had the motherboard mounted too close to the CPU fan (the liquid cooling is super close to the fan), but at least the fan isn't blocked. One more small thing - no USB-C on this, and no combo headphone jack, so you'll need to use a splitter for a headset. While I listed several things - most of these can be fixed or are an inconvenience - onto the good about this computer. The combination of a Ryzen 7 3700X and RTX 3070 makes gaming a breeze. In COD Cold War, I got 75-80 fps with ultra graphics and ray tracing on high, rendering at 2560x1440. The GPU temp hovers around 62° C, so no issues with thermals. If you turn off ray tracing, fps will be much higher. Everything else works as expected. If you get past the PSU fan noise and slow wireless card, this is a real winner

Love it, got it a few days ago and my only purpose was to play CoD WARZONE. I play with almost all settings on high and ultra for graphics and high FPS count. My average FPS is around 140 on a 165hz 1440p monitor connected via Display Port. On multiplayer 150 to 180, it could easily be higher than 180 if you play at 1080 some high and low settings,its up to you. The SSD that came with mine was a 1 TB nvme wblue M.2, motherboard from gigabyte, the 3070 not sure which one but its not the standard founders edition at least, but it looks good, it only came with 2 RGB fans the ones in the front and one on the water cooling system from "i forgot lol" cyberpower i think. I already got on stand-by 5 RGB fans from Amazon for $50 and LED strip to give it more light show and fresh air. The noise of fans are normal, not high just standard noise quiet. I wish bestbuy could let us change the case at least or customize it a bit, that would increase sales a lot. I recommend getting it, unless you got the money for a 3080 or 3090 or maybe an AMD 6800 or 6900.

I'll say right off the bat that I'm new to the pc world. Take that information however you would like when reading the rest of this review. This is prebuilt that is a good value proposition spec for spec when you actually take the time to price out each component. I will admit however, that corners were cut in some areas more than others, i.e. wireless card & cooling (case ventilation). Thankfully the unit was pretty much a plug & play type experience. Gaming was breeze for Shadow of the Tomb Raider, COD BOCW, and Metro Exodus. I ran a benchmark for SOTTR @1440p and it averaged 88 fps with every graphical setting maxed out + ray tracing. It was also 100% GPU bound, which means the Ryzen 7 3700X is a beast of a processor. Most important to note, I have noticed from other owners pictures is that the GPU distribution get is kind of a crapshoot. I received the basic MSI RTX 3070 Ventus 2x. I have seen most others with the EVGA XC3, one with an MSI Ventus 3x , and even a PNY Revel RGB Triple Fan Edition! All of those cards have 3 fans compared to my measly 2 spinners. Anyway - If you're like me, a person who doesn't trust him/herself to build a pc and goes for the no hassle route, then these prebuilts are right for you. Or you could buy yourself a PS5.

First Pre-Built PC - Plug and Play with no issues from my unit. Extremely satisfied with my purchased and lucky I got my hands on this high demand PC. Specs: CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 370x GPU - PNY (NVIDIA) GeForce RTX 3070 8GB XLR8 Gaming REVEL EPIC-X RGB Triple Fan Edition Motherboard - Gygabyte B450M DS3H RAM - Two 8x (16gb) Crucial Tech - RED Storage ADATA Swordfish 1TB ssd

PC came with a Ryzen 3700x, Coolermaster 120mm AIO, Gigabyte B450M DS3H WIFI-CF motherboard, 2x8gb Crucial Ballistics 3000MHz (red) RAM, a Gigabyte RTX 3070 Gaming OC 8gb, WD Blue SN550 1TB NVMe SSD, Apevia ATX-PR800W PSU all within CyberPowerPC's custom case that they call the Amethyst (mid-tower case). Overall fairly happy with my purchase - the PSU is decent (I wouldn't overclock with it though), RAM is decent speed, RGB fans and button to change them is pretty neat. Just have 3 complaints - Windows 10 Home was not activated so ill have to call them up to get a Windows key, the motherboard is a B450 and not a up to date B550, and for some reason the fans had some dust on them despite the PC being brand new.

Honestly one of the best prebuilt desktops I have ever purchased and that it coming from someone who has built a PC before. The fact that it comes with an RTX 3070 and Ryzen 7 should be an instant add to cart.

Picked up mine yesterday, working well so far. Not sure how to access the PSU but the video card is PNY with 3 fans on my one. A small bit of the metal panel is bent towards the bottom but that is negligible.

Great deal for a gaming pc equipped with a 3070. Mine came with a MSI Ventus x2 3070 card, Gigabyte B450 board, adata NVME. The Aprevia psu is a bit loud, something i may consider replacing in the future. Also i moved my radiator to the top as I did not like how the fan was pressing against the cpu waterblock.