CyberPowerPC - Gamer Xtreme Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i5-11600KF - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 - 500GB SSD - Black

I got this as a Christmas present. I was super excited as my old Dell was over 12 years old and was showing its age. After setting this up I fired up World of Tanks. My old Dell with a Nvidia 1080TI cut into the case would run the game at 30FPS on full graphics settings with 0 issues. The only two fans it had for cooling were the CPU fan which is original and the GPU fan. I never went into BIOS to up the fan speed either. Then along game this PC ran at 143 FPS average on max graphics. Ran great for an hour and crashed all the way to start up. Played again for another 30 minutes and crashed again. After investigation I found out that the CPU was running over 150F and the GPU was approacing 130F. The cooling on this PC is awful. Its not got much room for the power supply to breathe under the case. All fans are intake ONLY. This is just means a faster dust collection rate. However after going into the BIOS and ramping up the speed of the CPU fans and GPU fans the crashing continued. I was able to stave off the crashes a little with this remedy. I flipped the fan on the rear to exhaust and noticed a 5F drop in temps. This still did not fix the crashes although I was now able to play for 4-5 hours without crashing. I took a more drastic approach on a brand-new PC and went to Best-buy and bought a Corsair H150i Eliete Capellix RGB AIO to cool the CPU. Something that systems around this price tag should include. The install of that made this PC perfect as it sits. Crashes have stopped and the PC runs great. I also added in 2 more sticks of DDR4 ram for a total of 32GB. I play all day without any crashes. Fans on the radiator were set for exhaust and the fan on the rear was set to intake again for max air flow. This honestly is a good PC it just needs better cooling. I wish the GPU came with some sort of watercooling as the temps are still high on it. however they have dropped due to the addition of 3 more fans into the case by 15 degrees. As well as adding MSI Afterburner to ramp up the fan speeds as temps increase which seem to be set at a "Silent" mode. I understand that these PCs are thrown together out of the parts bin. But care should still be taken as the games I am playing are modern games and are not ultra high demanding games. If a 12 year old PC can run the game pegged constantly with the CPU not even overclocked but running into screen tearing issues from over burden then this PC should run circles around it. And it does until it crashes from temperatures. I would rate this PC on a scale of 1-10 ten being best at its price range a 7 since one can build this PC for less and the fact it took another 250$ to make this PC even remotely function as a " Gamer Xtreme Gaming Desktop." The case seems to be nice as it has plenty of room for the full 360mm radiator with room to spare. I do wish it had more USB connectors and possibly an actual hard drive behind the 500GB SSD for storage.

Pc ordered pickup and it was so fast! Everything works great and I’m in love with it. I would definitely recommend this pc because it can run basically anything.

Love it . Best gaming computer for my 11 year old. Super fast . Has a lot of space he can use for a beginner. No issues at all.

easy to use just take it out of the box and connect it and this list all its drivers already updated the only drawback that could be highlighted would be the cpu cooler high temperatures while playing for a long time

Super buena la pc mejor de lo que esperaba para el precio y componente 100% recomendable!!

Excelent im so happy with my order , i finally can play games

I got this PC around 3 weeks ago and it has been very great so far. I first want to say that when I first started using this PC the CPU temps were a bit too high causing my CPU to heat up. When it came to games like playing fivem warzone. But I got that fix when I upgraded the stock CPU cooler to a Corsair iCUE H150i Elite CAPELLIX Liquid CPU Cooler. If you get this PC I would just advise upgrading the stock CPU cooler. You don't want your PC overheating to the point were it randomly shuts off or have a shorter lifespan.

Runs smooth and fast no problems at all i would recommend