CyberPowerPC - Gamer Ultra Desktop - AMD FX-6300 - 8GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX 560 - 1TB Hard Drive - Black

I had purchased this to upgrade away from my old potato. As I like to game, my old dual core was just not cutting it. So when I came across this one on best buy I could not pass it up. I knew It was not a high end PC when I purchased it. How ever it surprised me at how well it performs. I am able to play games such as GTA V, World of tanks, Dragon age inquisition, Civ 6, Fallout 4 and star wars the old republic. All at 1080p with fantastic frame rates. The computer sports a AMD 6 core processor combined with a AMD graphics card which pair together quite well. As an added bonus it also has FreeSync provided you have a compatible monitor. The computer loads quite quick with its 8 gbs or ram that can be expanded to 16 along with a spacious 1 TB hard drive. The case it comes in is quite spacious inside with nice illumination of its multiple colors led strip. It arrived in a very secure box with no loose wires and everything firm in place. Set up was also quite easy and took very little time to get it going. I will also touch on the fact that it was both DVI and HDMI monitor ports on the back so be sure you monitor supports one of the two. (preferably HDMI). The PC comes with both a mouse and keyboard of which both seem to be of good quality. They are very responsive and have a nice feel to them. Both have the keyboard has an illuminated logo and name along with red keys for WASD and your arrow keys. (great for repositioning your hands). The mouse has a flashing light it it if the same color as the keyboard. The mouse is very nice to hold and moves across the mouse pad with ease. Very responsive and has some addition buttons alone with an adjustable DPI button. There are very few cons with the PC but that does not mean there are not any, after all nothing is perfect. I want to preface that knew about all these cons before I purchased to PC but I still felt I should include them in this review, Though they are very minor. The PC only comes with USB 2.0 and not USB 3.1 it was does not contain a DVD drive in it(while not needed any more, still nice to have). As others have said the WiFi adapter is not the best one in the world and if you are going to game its much better to connect directly to the internet via an Ethernet cable. One last thing I will not is when I shut down the PC the light on the keyboard stayed on, and I could find no switch on it to turn off the light. After some research I found out that the PC keeps the USB ports with power so you can charge your phone ect. This can be disabled in your systems bios. To summarize Pros: Fast Great entry level gaming PC. Nice case with room to upgrade and good parts inside it. Cons : No DVD drive USB 2.0 Bottom line, I would defiantly recommend this PC to anyone. It is a fantastic set up and I doubt you will beat it for the price. (even building one under its price with the current gfx market might be difficult)

For those like me who aren't up to par building your own gaming PC, the CyberpowerPC GUA1400BST Gamer Ultra Series AMD Edition is a GREAT start for those who aren't looking to pay out $,$$$+. It comes with its own gaming mouse and keyboard, plus the PC cabinet has a 10 color RGB lighting system that illuminates the entire cabinet through tempered glass on one side to satisfy anyone's color palate. However, you'll have to provide your own monitor. Not wanting to minimize the PC's output, we paired it with an OMEN by HP 25" Monitor with a 144 Hz refresh rate for $230, all on our Best Buy Visa Card with an 18-month deferred interest payment plan. NO INTEREST as long as you pay it off in 18 months! This PC comes with the TP-Link AC600 Wireless Dual Band USB Adapter to get you connected to your Wi-Fi. Simply plug it into any USB port (there's plenty to pick from) and connect! Not that you'll necessarily need one, but this PC does NOT come with an internal CD/DVD drive, so we picked up an LG - 8x External USB Double-Layer DVD±RW/CD-RW Drive for $40. We also added Logitech - z533 Multimedia Speakers (3-Piece) on sale for $50, and a Logitech - C922 Pro Stream Webcam ($80) for its High-definition video and 2-megapixel sensor for sharp images even in dim light. Finally, great Q & A support for this PC at https://www.bestbuy.com/site/questions/cyberpowerpc-cyberpowerpc-gamer-ultra-desktop-amd-fx-series-8gb-memory-amd-radeon-rx-560-1tb-hard-drive-black/6072200?, with answers coming from not only gamers using this PC but also from Best Buy Tech Support as well as CyberPowerPC Brand Experts. I'd recommend reading through some of the over 400 questions before you buy. I found answers to all my questions there. Enjoy your new PC!

I purchased a CyperpowerPC gaming desktop to help run various programs like MatLab, Autodesk, and Ansys. I wanted a dedicated graphics card and that pretty much means get a gaming PC. It is working great for me. Life Without CyberpowerPC: May last PC was a laptop and couldn't handle some things; it would crash. At the very least the mouse movement would have a huge lag to it. Every time I clicked a mouse button it would sound as if my PC was about to do something amazing, like fly, but it was really just a bunch of noise as it would then proceed to make more noise as it lagged. It was actually annoying at times when you were trying to think. Life With CyberpowerPC: My CyberpowerPC is handling this stuff with no problem. I am not even sure it is trying. Its pretty quiet. I actually would question if it was on if I couldn't see the fans spinning. It makes less noise then my last one did sleeping. I couldn't be happier about that. Also, no more crashing because I clicked save. That's a time saver. Pretty darn happy about that. There is real value here! If you need a PC for what I am doing it is pretty much perfect if not a little overkill. The price point however is not overkill. I ended up spending less then I expected to. It looks pretty cool too. I like being able to see all the whatsits and dosits making stuff happen. I cant imagine how amazing their fancier PC's are. Judging from this one I would bet they are amazingly speedy. Thanks for making a great PC CyberpowerPC Team! I recommend this brand to anyone that wants a computer.

I am a firm believer in that you get what you pay for. I also believe that cheap now, usually means expensive/unhappy later. I can say truthfully that this is not the case with this desktop. I have owned both a Toshiba gaming laptop and a Alienware gaming desktop, both well over the $2,000 range at the time I purchased them a few years back. They both eventually died out on me, and I have waited some long time to buy a up to date gaming computer that can sufficiently run titles like the Total War series simply because hardware is advancing so quickly and so are the AAA titles being released graphics wise, so it is hard to keep up monetarily in your hardware. I was a bit skeptical at first about buying a under $750-$1000+ range gaming computer because I haven't had any luck playing the titles I want on anything other than a "custom gaming" rig, but I am glad I did. The CyberPowerPC $599 model I purchased and have had for about a week now is awesome. I have currently been playing Total War Shogun 2. Although a few years old title, the graphics immediately all jumped to Ultra on the first time I started the game, which is something I can say I have never dreamed of happening before. The 2 GB AMD dedicated graphics card and 8 GB RAM have been performing tremendously so far. So far I am loving Windows 10 and this computer, especially after being stuck with Windows Vista on my Alienware for so long. So far the "CyberPowerPC - Gamer Ultra Desktop - AMD FX-6300 - 8GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX 560 - 1TB Hard Drive - Black" gets a 5/5 from me. DISCLAIMER: I have not been able to play anything such as Rome II, Warhammer I and II, or any current games so i cannot speak to how those will play yet. Hope this helps!

I was looking at another desktop at best buy i was interested in which was about 500 dollars. I believe it was a dell. It was ok. No graphics card and a regular black case. before i bought it i went back home and went online and looked at all their desktops they have in stock at the store. This one in particular was not out on display. looked it over online and had good reviews so with my budget of $500 i went a little bit over my budget. Went to the store and bought it. Took it home. Connected everything up and booted it. No issues at all. Set up was Simple tho the windows 10 said it was not genuine that the product key was not valid so i had to scratch off the product key from the label on the side of the tower and enter it. Worked fine. Love the tower. Very nice and sleep and not noisy at all. Love the RGB lighting. Only thing i did to it was add another stick of Ram for a total of 16gb. May add a SSD later on. Only downfall is the number of PCI slots. only 2 slots and the graphics card with its fan wont allow you to use the second slot. I got rid of the keyboard and mouse that came with it. The keyboard was ok but i hated the mouse. I went with a wireless Logitech keyboard and mouse. Oh and registering with Cyberpowerpc like it says to do in the included card so you can get 1 year of free mcafee. I couldnt get it registered. It requires the serial number from the label on the tower and for some reason it would not allow me to enter all of the numbers and it would not let me register it. I think i will build my next computer instead of buying but i will use this case as its a great case.

I purchased this computer just before Christmas and got what I would consider, an awesome deal on it. I use this computer for eBay as well as surfing the web and things like YouTube. My main reason for purchasing this however, was to play a game called American Truck Simulator by SCS Software. This computer has absolutely NO problems running the game whatsoever! I AM however, considering upgrading the graphics card as 2 GB is "ENOUGH".... but can you really EVER have too good of a graphics card???? The computer was incredibly easy to set up, and comes with everything needed to plug and play (except for a monitor but duh? lol). The Keyboard is adequate and has some nice features (volume / muting etc). I am unsure if Best Buy has updated the listing for this computer, but it DOES in fact include USB 3.0 on the top / front of the case. When I purchased mine, the listing didn't mention that at all. The MOUSE that comes with PC IS WIRED but does have a good feel to it with plenty of buttons for gaming. I personally already had a wireless mouse that I've become very comfortable with over the years, so I don't use the included mouse. And YES.... so there is no confusion this PC DOES NOT INCLUDE A DISC DRIVE. You can purchase an external for like 10 cents these days and for me, it wasn't necessary to have one anyway. I DID use Cyberpower Customer support for a simple question / issue of compatibility and they were EXCELLENT!!!! Easy to get in touch with and the reps I spoke with were very knowledgeable. If you register your purchase (and you definitely should) the reps even can see / know EXACTLY what parts are inside your machine! I definitely would recommend this PC to anyone looking to start gaming, or even advanced gamers on a budget. IMO... you can't go wrong with the machine or the company Cyberpower! Best to you!

I decided that I needed to purchase a computer for personal use at home instead of just using my laptop that's supposed to be used just for school. Ultimately, I thought since I played a few games back in the day, I might as well get a p/c that can support those games with high FPS and minimal/no lag. The only reason I stopped gaming was because my old home computer was way too old, slow, and had 0 graphics to maintain those games. I ended up making this purchase last month and I have to say, it's probably one of the best I've made so far. The computer runs really smoothly and quickly and the assembly was pretty straight forward. I was really excited when I was finally able to play games on an actual gaming computer that can have GOOD graphics. On League, I usually cap my FPS at 120 and it runs really well. Personally, I don't like playing uncapped since it might make the graphics in the game unstable, but the FPS would probably go up to 130. I also play fortnite and it runs on this computer really well also. I get around 100 FPS with some altered settings, some on off/low, some to high but in the end, I'm still able to play the game with really good graphics. I would admit, a 144Hz monitor may be helping with the graphics, but I believe if I were to have a lower end monitor, it would be pretty decent as well. I believe this p/c would be great as a starting gaming p/c as there are certainly better ones out there, but a gaming p/c that can run this well for a decent price, it's honestly a steal. Personally, this computer is perfect for me since I don't game THAT much and I only play a couple games so it doesn't have a big impact on me. I really don't regret making this purchase and I hope this computer will last for a very long time.

Thank goodness Best Buy has finally realized that, of those customers still interested in desktop PCs, a big chunk of them are gamers! This may well be the least expensive of the Gaming Series desktop PCs available at BestBuy.com. This is the low-end configuration of the 3 available CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra Desktop models, and it still has plenty of gamer-friendly features, starting with 2 GB of dedicated graphics RAM (highly desirable on PCs with AMD CPUs like this one, and essential for gaming PCs powered by Intel). The 8GB RAM and 1TB HD are comparable to the specs of my last 2 PCs, and are pretty much the minimum size of each you'd want for playing modern PC games. (For a retrogamer like myself, those specs seem quite roomy!) The wired gaming keyboard and mouse are peripherals I've always had to buy separately before, so it's nice to have them included. (They don't have as much backlighting as some other gaming peripherals, but they do have plenty of contrast-colored buttons for many functions which gamers find important.) I'd be a bit concerned about the sturdiness of the clear tempered-glass side panel of the tower if I had small children in the house, and don't particularly need color-changing lights within the case; however, I do like being able to easily see when dust is building up inside (so I can blow it out with compressed air before components get fried). This is a rather large tower, with only a few inches' clearance between its top and the bottom of the side drawer on my old computer desk -- so if your computer's tower needs to fit in a confined space, measure that space, and make sure to allow some clearance for ventilation on all sides. The initial setup has gone quite quickly (due to fairly clear instructions and a fast CPU). I may replace the included keyboard and mouse with a wireless combo I've used in the past (or not, depending on how I feel about the included peripherals after using them for a while). However, I love not having to immediately bring my new Best Buy computer to the Geek Squad people for the gamer-friendly upgrades I had to pay extra for on most of my previous PCs! Gamers used to have to go directly to the websites of gaming PC manufacturers like Cyberpower to get something which would meet their needs right out of the box, and it's very nice to be able to get such a computer from Best Buy now.