First of all, this computer is a beast. I ran a few benchmarks and it was always >80th percentile. The GPU is currently the best around and the CPU is solid, only getting beat by stuff like threadrippers and i9. The included cooling is sufficient, with the CPU maxing around 66 C and the GPU at 76 C under full load. The RAM is not the fastest around, but my previous PC had DDR3 so it's enough of a step up for me. The upgrades I'm considering are (maybe) upgrading to 64GB of faster RAM and (definitely) installing a network card so I can get 10G LAN. I'll probably resell the included mouse and keyboard so I can't comment on their quality. The case is okay. The layout is sensible enough, with good cable management options so the windowed area looks clean. The metal is pretty thin all around so it could be easily broken; the front of mine was slightly dented in shipping. The thumb screws on the back don't thread in very smoothly. A plus is that the front panel detaches easily and there are clips to hold in a dust filter. I don't know if they were intended for that, but it was a pleasant surprise when I went to install filter fabric. I deducted a star because the fans and RGB were not connected properly when the PC arrived. The front fans were just connected to power using some stacking molex power connectors. I disconnected these and switched to the mobo fan connectors so they could be speed controlled. The RGB for the CPU cooler fan and the front case fans were connected to a controller board near the power switch, but this was not connected to the mobo. There was actually a cable labeled for this, but it was dangling unconnected in the back. The PC did include a cable to patch this in to the motherboard but it was missing the pins for the aorus RGB connector, and the other end was not right for the motherboard. Fortunately I had supplies to solder on the right connector, so now I can control the RGB through software. CyberPowerPC says "The manufacturer, model, and specifications of the components included with this system may vary depending on what was currently available at the time the PC was built.", but for your information mine came with an x570 pro motherboard and the 3090 was an EVGA FTW3 ultra gaming.

With the Crazy pricing that the video cards have now, I decided to try a Prebuild for the first time. I can say at least for now that it was a good call. Everything was packed correctly and all the parts were working perfectly. I did some bench testing and it perform very well, also the thermos on the case are not bad. the only reason I did not give it 5 stars is that I believe that for the $4300 bucks I paid for this computer it should have gotten better memory speed and a modular Power supply. But at the end of the day when you can't get your hand on a 3090, this was a good PC to pick up. I do recommend them. for high-end builds. Yes, you will not get every item high-end as it should be for the price you pay, but that's just small things I can let slide in these crazy GPU times. Good job CyberPower. PS. PC VR with the rtx3090 is out of this world. Also, best buy did a good job and how fast I got the PC.

I got this rig on Black Friday and Best Buy managed to get it ready for me a week before expected. I got it set up ASAP and began gaming. It runs demanding games like BF2042 and Far Cry at max settings with ease. I would highly recommend this rig, especially for its great price.

The CyberPowerPC has a lot of processing power for the price, especially during COVID time when every tech price seems to be inflated. It was well packaged for shipment, comes in a nice case with LED lighting, and it was nice to not have to build the PC, but rather have it all assembled and ready to go.

Awesome price for 3090 prebuilt. No issues with PC, arrived on time. Runs beautifully.