CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme Liquid Cool Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 2700X - 16GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX 590 8GB - 2TB HDD + 240GB SSD - White

Was contemplating building an AMD-based box around the 2700X/RX390...yeah, new 3000 series CPU and cards are right around the corner...anyway, this guy popped up on sale and has the right specs so I jumped on it. Startup is fast as can be expected given drive configuration, graphics are great for the light gaming I do, photo editing [Photoshop] is really responsive [render times are great, I'm benchmarking against i7-8700 boxes w Nvidia cards - 1080 and 2080], and I like the lighting choices. The white case w glass panel looks great; I like that both side poanesl can be removed. Parts on these will vary as you can read in the Q&A section but this one came equipped w a Gigabyte mobo, XFX RX390 card, Thermaltake PSU, Geil RAM, Adata SSD and Seagate HD - all fine in my book. Plus, case is large and nicely arranged which will allow easy upgrades in the future. Although the CPU is watercooled [I'm guessing it is a rebadged Corsair unit] the case fans/GPU fans put out a low sound level under light load and begin to talk loudly under heavy loads. Not a negative factor, just be aware if you expect a silent PC. Minor point: The wireless connection speed w my Linksys router was typically 72Mbps using the supplied antennas. I had an old Hawking standalone antenna and hooked it up to get speeds hanging at 400Mbps consistently, Other PCs in this same spot got better speeds so I'm thinking the supplied antennas were the culprit. This is after less than 1 week of ownership but I'm really pleased with this system and highly recommend it esp if the prices drop after the July AMD rollout of new CPUs.

Unboxing: Simple enough, I had to fight to get it out of the styrofoam. Thick styrofoam was consoling, as it had a better chance to protect the PC. Upon taking off the plastic cover for the tempered glass side, I noticed quite a few surface scratches, which were a bit of an eyesore at first. I was able to clean those up enough to make them no longer visible. The CyberPower logo on the front of the case is not centered and is crooked, which drives me absolutely crazy! Start Up: PC started up fine, no problems with the wiring being undone or any RGB problems for my fans. Minimal setting up aside from Microsoft stuffs. Running PC; Idle Use: Silent, wouldn’t notice anything from it. My temps are extremely concerning. Using software to read temps, my CPU sits on average of 90-110 degrees Fahrenheit. Inspecting the CPU and cooler, everything checks out, thermal paste is applied nicely. Running PC; Gameplay: I currently play - The Sims 4 with the graphics up completely. Graphics card fans kick up super loud noise, but nothing that isn’t manageable with music or something similar. I run from 60FPS to about 120FPS, give or take. - GTA 5 has the graphics set to high, but not to ULTRA high. Again the graphics card makes itself known. I run 60FPS-120FPS on this game as well. The other games I own run well without generating a lot of graphics card noise and maintaining high graphics. Overall, this PC is a good buy to start with. The case size is okay, you can definitely upgrade the PC if you make a choice to. There is definitely better out there, but this does a great job at its price. I recommend keeping an eye on your internal temps as the fans don’t really move the hot air out of the case, most of the heat being between the power supply and graphics card. Keyboard and mouse are good to start with, if you can afford Razer or a Corsair keyboard or mouse, I would reach for those.

I bought this PC because I wanted a reliable, dependable, and expandable computer that I could use as a daily driver. I use my PC mostly for office/enterprise applications and some graphic design work. I spent several hours comparing many different big-name towers (Dell, HP, etc.), but finally landed on CyberPowerPC - a brand which I had previously very little familiarity with - due to its impressive specs & alluring price-point. After a few weeks of use, I am incredibly happy with my purchase, and may never go back to Dell again! All of my peripherals have installed seamlessly upon connecting them, the lack of bloatware from the likes of Dell/HP keeps my Start Screen and Desktop looking clean and sleek, and the response time of every task is quick and satisfying. I look forward to many years of both personal & professional endeavors on my new favorite computer!

Got this as a PC as well as to do some light gaming. Game with the game I wanted to play anyways so that was a win win. The CPU is a beast and the graphics card will handle Div 2 on high setting getting almost 100fps at times no lag or skipping. I'm just getting into PC gaming so for that this is a great machine. For all other tasks I need it for work and web browsing or watching streams or videos it has no problem at all. The RGB is a bonus as it looks great. I'm even going to upgrade it a little but not until I have too. For the price you can't really go wrong.

Although the specs are not the latest, it's pretty good for being my first gaming PC. I don't know much on how to build a PC but this one is doing well so far and was on sale for a good price. Runs games like Overwatch and Apex Legends on high with at least 60 FPS. The RGB color and liquid cooling system are great and work flawlessly. Lost a star because the 240 GB SSD did not show up in my Devices and drives, and therefore inaccessible, even though it shows up in my disk management with a healthy partition. Not sure how to fix it.

Booted right up no issues at all. Works great! Ran FSX on ultra with 0 issues. Def recommend this PC A LOT of power.

I have no murmurings. Everything looks good so far. I will over lock along the way.

The system runs smoothly and is pretty streamlined. I suggest redoing the partitions for the OS as that freezes sometimes but otherwise it works beautifully!