I got this PC for my son. When we got it the box was damaged so i called tech support to make sure that the PC was ok. They were extremely helpful and made sure that everything was ok. The PC works perfectly, My son is able to play his games. He loves it and i love it too

Bought this today and I already love it. Colors look awesome and it has a great speed for a good price. Only thing is that I didn't get any code for the free games

I am primarily a Mac user, as that is where I am most comfortable when producing audio. But, I recently got into video editing and graphic design, and was told by many that a gaming PC would be great for what I'm looking to do. As an added bonus, my girlfriend and I are gamers (PS4), and I've always been intrigued by the world of PC gaming. I started my journey on a Friday, by purchasing an Omen Obelisk by HP. I returned it the next day for a bad GPU. All my PC versed friends laughed and said something along the lines of "Yep, sounds about right." In the defense of the HP, it was an open box item. But, that says more about Best Buy, and Geek Squad, for allowing the machine to be resold, than it does about HP. Regardless, I chose to go a different route, as I started to come across some pretty harsh reviews on the Obelisk that night in my research. I decided to go with the CyberPowerPC C Series GMA4400BST. My first impression, beside it looking pretty solid, is that it's very snappy, and seems to be handling just about anything I throw at it. The only complaints I currently have are minor, but still annoying; - Windows keeps randomly restarting to install updates. I've already lost some projects I was working on, because I walked away for 10 minutes and came back to see it had restarted to install something or other. It never happens in the middle of work flow, but does so when I give it any down time. - I'm not sure what I need to upgrade here, but rendering 3D anything seems pretty sluggish. Again, I'm not a PC guy, so I don't yet have the knowledge to pinpoint the issue, and diagnose. But, I suppose my expectations could have been a little high. Overall, its way less painful than using my 7 year old MacBook Pro, and it seems decently upgradeable. I'd recommend it to anyone that is looking for a solid start, with a sick looking machine.

We bought this machine for my mother, she's not elderly, but definitely not a target audience for a computer like this. Her needs are fairly basic, but we had a terrible experience with an iMac, which she thought she wanted, but it was terrible. Anyway, I suggested a powerful PC, as we were able to get this plus a very nice 1440p 27" Dell monitor for less than a basic iMac costs. This is definitely an overkill, she's not a gamer, but I wanted for her to have something that will perform for many years, and actually feel like a new computer. Well enough with the boring stuff, let's talk about the machine. I like it. It's definitely very fast. It actually made me a bit jealous as, except for the video card, this computer is actually more powerful than my custom built PM (but it is few years old). It is definitely speedy, opening and closing, copying and playing everything instantly, with CPU staying under 4% load. AS some people have stated, these computers might come with parts from many manufacturers, and I think we got lucky with an ASUS motherboard and Ballistics ram. The SSD is from LEXAR, I'm not sure what the HDD is (It's harder to get to, and I don't feel like taking a brand new computer apart). The video card is from XFX, idk, it really doesn't mean much anyway who the manufacturer is. The specs are very good overall, and if I was building a similar one, I'd likely have picked better parts, but I could never get as much performance for the same price. The downsides. Of course for a pre-build machine, they're using cheaper parts, if not cheapest available. And one of the most important PC parts is the PSU, and in these computers they use some cheap, Chinese non brand name PSU. This is something that I will likely be replacing in a near future, as these cheap PSUs are called computer killers for a reson. Another very odd thing is the direction of the airflow on the side fans. For some reason they're installed to exhaust air from side fans and of course the rear one. I feel like we all know that the front or side fans should be bringing air in, and a rear one taking hot air out. Out of the box all fans except the PSU are blowing air out, and to me that just doesn't make sense. I watched and read some reviews and many people reported seeing the same thing, so it appears that this might be by design, I need to do some more research to figure out why, or flip them over. Another con is that this computer can get loud. RGB fans look nice, but you know they used the cheapest ones they could get, and the CPU fan is the stock unit, that does a good job cooling the processor, but it's also really loud under any load. This can also be fixed of course in the future by replacing the fans, but that's an additional expense. And finally the keyboard and mouse that come with it are soooo cheap and basic, I don't see them being used by anyone, I threw them in a drawer right away and replaced with decent Logitech peripherals. Bottom line. It's a very well performing computer. It looks great and the built quality is outstanding. It's probably not the best fit for a PC enthusiast as they will likely be disappointed by cheap brands and parts, but should be awesome for a teenagers, young adults or their parents, anyone that want good performance in a nice looking case, no hustle of building and some warranty and support.

This build surprised me. It is a beautiful system, with good part selection, and a very solid performer for the price. Build quality is quite good as well and if I didn't already have the intention of upgrading the parts inside I would expect I would have been very pleased with that system as is. The cabling was expertly done and there is plenty of room to work with in the case; which made part swapping a breeze. One thing to note is the RGB controller/board or whatever failed almost right away, but it could have been user error; hard to say. I still think it is a five star system. I ended up replacing all the RGB fans with a new kit, but I would expect the RGB lighting that came with the system could have been fixed under warranty.

So i bought a lower-scale openbox, but i replaced it with this one. In the week I've had it, nothing but sunshine and happiness. I love the colors of the tower to light up a room lol. I do love the speed and the higher range equipment. My HP is several, yes several years old. This was a welcome improvement. I am so happy. I plan on upgrading it to add more memory soon. No qualms.

I have no idea about the other reviews, but I had purchased a ryzen 3, was happy with it but wanted to make sure I had a better setup to stream without a flaw. Hence I found this and just went with the ryzen 7. Startup was easy. Took me all but 20 or so minutes to unbox, hookup, and start her up. If I find any issues I'll be sure to report.

I ordered this package on 11/21/19. UPS did a horrid job. New Mexico had huge storms and the package was left behind a truck. The digital codes for the Xbox live and one free game we're nowhere to be found. Other than that the product was great. It is only to be used for Oculus Rift S, and it runs amazing. The only thing is it does not tell me what type of RGB fans are currently on it. I want to add 4 more fans but want the same exact ones.