A:AnswerNothing needs immediate upgrade. 16 gb of ram is plenty. Extra fans are always great to help with cooling though not required. Personally, I swapped out the power supply and cooler because I prefer a fully modular, quiet, name brand PSU over a generic one and a quieter cooler.
A:AnswerI've chatted with about 50 best buy representatives and no one knows for sure but here are the answers I've gotten, tomorrow (December 31), 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, 15-30 days, and January 15
A:AnswerI've chatted with about 50 best buy representatives and no one knows for sure but here are the answers I've gotten, tomorrow (December 31), 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, 15-30 days, and January 15
A:AnswerThe current RAM that is installed on this computer is clocked at 3000Mhz, meaning 3000 is probably the fastest speed. So depending on the motherboard, 3200Mhz RAM would not work. 3000Mhz would tho
A:AnswerI just bought one a few weeks ago and it came with a Gigabyte B460M DS3H AC. However, I'm not sure on the exact lot number since the Gigabyte website claims it comes with an intel wireless card, but mine seems to have a realtek one. It's a pretty barebones mobo, only one M.2 slot...and I couldn't get the included RAM sticks (unbranded Patriot sticks) to successfully boot with the XMP profile. Since it's an intel system, I'm just gonna leave it at 2Ghz, but it does seem like another corner cut to save on overall cost. There's a lot of shortcuts in this build, but I still think it's a good value for the GPU/CPU combo in here.
A:AnswerThe fans included are molex powered. The PSU molex connectors also have 4-pin PWM connectors so just about any fan brand from the last decade should work. The RGB is controlled by some ARGB dongle that are all connected to each other and modified with the included remote. The motherboard only supports 12v 4-pin RGB devices. If you want the RGB with fans, they'll have to be connected to the mobo or through some other controller via the USB headers on the mobo.
For space, the two intakes (stacked fans) only have room for the 120mm fans included. The rear exhaust is a 120mm but can be upgraded to 140mm. The top of the case has space for 2 120mm fans or 2 140mm fans. It looks like it can also fit a 240mm radiator or 280mm radiator. For note, I have a 280mm radiator with 2 140mm fans attached (Corsair H115i) to the top of the case and it fits just fine.
A:AnswerYes, you can replace the SSD with one that has more storage or add an SSD.
But you may have one M.2 or two M.2 slots on your motherboard;
it comes down to luck.
If you have one M.2 slot, you will have to do a Windows 10 clean install
to replace your M.2 SSD if it is the boot drive. A Cyberpowerpc tech support
technician told me that Cyberpowerpc does not support cloning hard drives.
A:AnswerI checked out a similar one in the store, it is more than likely a ASUS Prime Z490-P LGA 1200 ATX Motherboard, not 100% sure though. When I get mine I will let you know.
A:AnswerI get 200-250 fps on Valhalla.
100fps Tarkov (averaged, as Tarkov isn't very optimized)
Around 300 playing Destiny 2.
All on Ultra Settings.
This thing has higher FPS than you will need.
