“Motherboard gen? z370 or z390? Form factor? m-itx, m-atx, atx, e-atx? SLI compatible? CPU power delivery? 8x 12x 16x? m.2 ports? Power supply wattage? Full, semi, non modular? 2x16gb or 4x8gb ram? nvme or sata SSD? Blower Style GPU or Multi Fan?”
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Thanks for reaching out Robert. The motherboard should be a Z370 chipset ATX. It should be SLI compatible if you are using the two same graphics cards. The CPU should be a 8-pin molex with 4x8GB RAM for a totally of 32GB. It has a SATAIII SSD. It should be a multi-fan GPU, however, again it may vary. If you have any further questions or concerns then please do not hesitate to give our tech support agents a call for any assistance; we're always happy to help. Tech support: (888)937-5582 -CyberpowerPC Support
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The MOBO is the Asus Prime z370P-II. If you look that up it will answer most of the questions and then some. The computer its self comes with a 9770k CPU so upgrading the motherboard later wouldnt be an issue while still using the same CPU if you so wanted. Power supply is NOT modular, its my one gripe about the machine as a whole. but it is a 600w gold rated. Its just a random vendor type. I assume this is to save money. GPU is the EVGA 2080ti XC. Dual fans there are 2 nvme slots, but the SSD is sata that comes with it. This rig was 500-900 cheaper than everything i could find that was new and comparable. Building it or not and it has taken everything i can throw at it without getting overly hot, noisy, and its one of the better looking setups i have seen for the money.
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