Here's the deal. This thing is almost a supercomputer, but there are several things to keep in mind in your decision making you will want to think over when ordering a high end prebuilt computer. Also, I ran into some issues you may not. First the hardware in my machine which will likely be different than what you get. Intel i9-13900KF. More horsepower than most people will EVER need, high end gaming be damned, this is workstation level. You can throw everything you do at this rig, and it will keep on humming. Zotac RTX 4090 Trinity, arguably the worst 4090 card manufactured. Powerful, but the cooling on it gets mixed reviews. Not something you want to see on such a power hungry card. SSD is a Kingston NV2 2TB M.2 2280 NVMe Internal SSD, el cheepo. 1 16 GB stick of DDR5 T-Force Vulcan RAM, again cheap. Asrock Z690 C/D5 Mobo, cheap and last generation. EVGA 1000 Watt Gold psu, not a bad one. When you purchase a prebuild computer, you only know the specs and advertised parts you will get i.e. I9 processor, RTX 4090, 2 TB M.2 SSD. 16GB RAM etc. You don't know who the manufacturer of the parts will be, that is the gamble you take here. If I went to the Cyberpower site and built a machine I would have known what I was getting, but I needed a new PC, and I needed it asap and could not wait a week or two (minimum) to get a part picked computer. Also I don't have the time or energy to build my own computer anymore. Some reviews will show they got good parts, I am on the other end of the spectrum. The day they built my machine(s) they had the low end parts on the shelves, and they all found their way into my system. The build quality is pretty good and the cable management is better than anything I would have done, and thermals are lower than I expected. This review is based on the second computer I received. The first machine that was shipped to me was DOA, no post, no lights. Brand new out of the box, I was tempted to do troubleshooting but thought, “Nah, that is was Geek Squad is for”. Brought it back to the store, and rather than troubleshoot they ordered me a new one. The second one arrived a few days later, same parts as the first. Listen, I talk smack about the parts I received, but they work. The computer is fast and responsive, and nothing I throw at it slows it down, BUT, cheap parts tend to fail in the short and long term, and in the case of the ssd, it's considerably slower than something that would have cost them $10 more. All in all I am happy with the performance of the computer NOW, but with how power hungry this thing is, I am worried about the future. Since purchasing it I have added another M.2 SSD, which is faster, but it is only 1TB. I also added another 48GB of the T-Force RAM to get it up to 64GB. The Asrock mother board doesn't like booting up with this 64GB RAM, it states it is not compatible, but it will then boot normally and runs normally. I will swap that out in the not-too-distant future as DDR5 prices drop. The computer also came with a big ole dent on the bottom edge of the case, and it is a steel and glass case, so that dent took some doing to create. This dent came from the manufacturer because there was no dent or rips in the boxes the computer came in. This dent is purely cosmetic, but it fits the theme of IDGAF that Cyberpower put into the parts of this machine. Needless to say, I won't be going this route again in the future.

The price for what this pc has is excellent compared to other monstrous prices I’ve seen for a pc with the same specs. The only thing this build needs is more RAM even though 16gb should be enough if you just want to play games. So I purchased two corsair vengeance rgb DDR5 ram sticks ($150 you can find way cheaper, I wanted the fancy rgb) and simply added it along with the T force 16gb RAM that it came with. I have a total of 42gb of RAM you can see on the picture the three RGB Ram sticks. You DO NOT have to be tech savvy to install more RAM if you’re not familiar with building pc’s. You just buy the Ram stick open the side glass on the pc and stick the RAM in the slot. EASY. Now I feel I have a beast of a computer and total money spent is still not as high compared to many other Rtx 4090 pc builds. I highly recommend. It’s always scary for me buying a pre built pc because you want to make sure everything was assembled right and is in working condition. I originally purchase the IBUYPOWER Rtx 4080 pc on Best Buy but within a few days the pc had random moments were it would heat up too fast even though I wasn’t running games. One day it flat out just turned off and wouldn’t turn on till the next day and after that day worked just fine. I don’t know about you but we’re paying way to much money for a pc to have sketchy issues like that so I returned the pc and decided I rather upgrade the gpu to a Rtx 4090 and it’s the first cyberpower pc I’ve bought. I have to say I’m really happy with the build. It came packaged a lot better than the IBUYPOWER I bought previously and I ran the computer enough to determine that it didn’t have any defects. The mouse it came with is TRASH the right click gets stuck,(unlucky batch) oh well I have a better mouse. The keyboard is decent, but again the pc itself is excellent. This was a really great buy for a great price. If you don’t want to go through the hassle of building a pc from scratch.

This was my first gaming pc I’ve ever owned and I was mind blown from the start. Super easy setup and use. Mine came with an asus mobo, and pny rtx 4090. It’s been flawless since it arrived. The only bad reviews I saw on this pc was the cooler and ram. The RAM should be a non issue though. The 16 gb single stick it came with will be perfectly fine for most people, but I just upgraded the RAM to 2 sticks of 32gb Corsair dominator platinum for a 64gb monster. And you can do that yourself easily in 5 minutes or less. I do school work on this pc, everyday browser use, and pretty extensive gaming. Every game I’ve thrown at it has run beautifully. It stays nice and quiet but can get decently warm playing super demanding games for awhile but I run games at high/ultra settings at 4k and getting 200+ fps. This pc has ruined every other gaming platform for me and I absolutely love it.

This is my first computer purchase from Cyberpower PC; however, I was pleasantly surprised at how well the process went. I received the computer a day earlier than originally indicated. The computer was well packaged, and had no obvious issues, upon first unboxing and starting the computer. It was reasonably priced, given the premium components included in the desktop build - I received a Gigabyte motherboard, Gigabyte GPU, and EVGA power supply. I've only used the computer for less than 48 hours so far, as my wife was ill so I didn't get to unbox it and set it up for several days after I received it (which was hard considering how awesome it is). Now that my wife is better, and I've had a chance to set it up. I'm very happy so far. It's super quiet, boots up very quickly, and looks great. Barring any unforeseen issues, I'd definitely give them a 5-star rating. I'm glad I went ahead and pulled the trigger on this build.

Straight to the point. Pros. - clean cable managment. Everything is where is should be. -Gigabyte rtx 4090 oc gpu -Gigabyte Z690 mobo (updated bios) - EVGA 1000 watt supernova GT psu. All cables stuffed underneath. -pretty decent case with lots of room for upgrades. -240mm infiniti AIO looks nice and keeps the i9 in thr mid 60's wgile gaming. -cons. Skimped out on 2 items, that are easily upgradable.(reason for only 4 stars) - generic ddr5 4800mhz single stick of ram.(upgrade down the road) -generic intel 2tb m.2 (SSDPEKNU020TZ) not terrible.