CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D - 32GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB - 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD - Black

Please keep in mind I have only had about a day with this PC, but I wanted to write a review quickly since it is a new product, in hopes it will help others in their purchasing decision. I was fortunate enough to get this computer right before the price increase, but still think it is a decent deal at the moment. THE GOOD: Despite a slightly damaged box the PC was packaged very nicely. All cables were plugged in and the graphics card was supported to prevent damage to the components. Setup was very easy. Components are the same as listed: RTX 5070TI, 32gb ddr5 ram, 2tb SSD, Ryzen 7800X3D, etc. Running games at the highest settings at 1440p, I found this system performs right in line with how an RTX 5070ti and 7800X3D should (which is very nicely). My specific unit came with a GIGABYTE B850 motherboard that has plenty of expandability options, and an MSI brand 5070ti. This PC is relatively quiet even under full load, and the temperatures are definitely adequate. Highest I have seen the 7800X3D spike so far is to 84°C, but this quickly leveled out to anywhere from high 60's to mid 70's depending on the type of game tested. Idle Temps hover in the high 30's to low 60's depending on what the PC is doing in the background, runs very cool. One thing I am really impressed with is the WIFI 6 antenna included with the PC. After about a minute of adjusting, I was able to get higher download speeds than my smartphone. For us who are unable to use an ethernet cable, it is nice to know the wifi antenna exceeds expectations, at least for me. Case has dust filters on the top and bottom which can be removed and cleaned, nice touch. Came with a decent keyboard and mouse, I was surprised that both have RGB (I haven't bought a pre-built in years, was a nice addition IMO). THE BAD: My unit shipped with a 1000 watt Apevia gold 80 plus power supply unit. I have never personally had issues with Apevia (used 2 of their PSU's in the past), but on a higher end system like this it would have been nice to get a more reputable brand of power supply. The case requires you to remove the top piece before you can remove the side panel, and the top piece itself feels a little cheap. Again not the biggest issue, just would have been nice to only have to remove the top piece when cleaning. USB and other ports coming from the left side are dependent on your setup, I would have preferred them to be on the top of the case, but not a deal breaker. Overall, I think this is a well-built PC and have no major complaints. Everything is working as it should so far, I am just hoping it can withstand the test of time.

Caught this when it was under $2000 dollars on sale. Great PC, running warzone at 300 fps and marvel rivals in the mid to high 500 fps no problem, all at 1440p. If you’re on the fence about buying a PC just do it! I went back and fourth for months and I’m glad to did, definitely worth it.

After being out of the PC market for a while this will be a great system. Arrived in great condition!

I’ll be honest, I’ve only had this for a day but I upgraded from my 3060ti and i7. I can definitely tell a difference. Besides that, the computer runs great. I love it so much!

So, I just picked up this CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme from Best Buy, the one with the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and the beastly RTX 5070 Ti, and wow, it's honestly blown away my expectations for a pre-built gaming rig. Getting it set up was a breeze – seriously, just plug things in and go. They even did a pretty neat job with the cables inside, which is a small win but appreciated. The combo of that 7800X3D chip and the RTX 5070 Ti with its 16GB VRAM is just chef's kiss. I've been diving into demanding games like GTA 5, Cyberpunk, and Black Ops 6 and it just eats them up, running super smooth at 4K resolution with all the fancy settings on, even ray tracing. Plus, the 32GB of RAM means I can have a million tabs open and stream without a hiccup, and that 2TB SSD? Games load so fast it's almost unfair. Beyond the raw power, I'm really liking the look of the black case, and it seems to breathe pretty well. It stays surprisingly cool even when I'm pushing it hard, and it's not like a jet engine taking off, which is a relief. Honestly, the keyboard and mouse they include are pretty basic, but the main event – the PC itself – feels really well put together. If you're hunting for a gaming PC that's seriously powerful and ready to rock right out of the box, this CyberPowerPC config is definitely worth checking out. It's been a massive upgrade for me and I'm absolutely loving it.