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Q: QuestionWhat 970 gtx/how is Cybertron?I'm looking to possibly buy this computer in the next week or so. I actually have a few questions though. First of all, can anyone tell me how Cybertron is as far as quality and customer service go? I can't find many reviews, good or bad, but from what I've seen it looks like a great computer for a great deal. Second of all, I was wondering what variation of the GeForce 970 GTX it had in it from best buy? I only ask because I saw the same one on amazon and it had more pictures showing an EVGA 970, and I was wondering if this computer had the same one.

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Thank you for your interest in the Palladium 970Z! With regards to the graphics card, availability can affect the particular brand of card, but all used will meet not only the advertised specification, but also our strict requirements for quality, performance and reliability. As to our quality and customer service, we of course think highly of both. Not only do we provide a warranty, we also give each of our customers Free Lifetime Technical Support. For as long as someone owns a CybertronPC system, they can contact us and we will be glad to help. Also, unlike many companies, we do not automatically void the warranty or Free Lifetime Technical Support we provide, when the chassis is opened and/or the configuration is modified. In fact, any component that is properly installed and does not damage the computer will leave both the warranty and Free Lifetime Technical Support intact. We hope the above has been helpful, and believe you will be very happy with a Palladium 970Z or other CybertronPC system!

  Answered 9 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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Q: QuestionHow many memory slots are available? Are there 2 or 4 available? Is it capable of harnessing 64 GB? Thanks in advance.

Asked 9 years ago by Memory.

• A:Answer I believe it only has two so max cap of 32gb

  Answered 9 years ago by TECHDUDE

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Q: QuestionDo they still sell this computer anywhere

Asked 5 years ago by Gjohnson.

Q: QuestionGreat PC that I've had for 4 years. Looking to upgrade graphics card for this PC. Will this PC support a GEFORCE GTX 1660 TI? Will it physically fit in the tower?

Asked 5 years ago by UpgradeGraphics.

Q: QuestionWhat would the max harddrive size be if i were to add a second harddrive to this? Also the recommended brand of harddrive that would be compatible with the motherboard.

Asked 6 years ago by Bubly.

Q: Questioncan someone please tell me which computer would work best as a standard office computer, the cybertron palladium 970z, cybertron Titanium GTX-1080H or. cybertron Palladium 1070X? or would it make any difference at all to. run office programs?

Asked 7 years ago by dan.

• A:Answer dan, Thank you for your interest in a CybertronPC system! While we will give some details that we hope will be helpful below, we encourage you to contact our Friendly Customer Service Team. They will gladly assist you in finding the best CybertronPC here at Best Buy, to meet your current and future needs. We can be reached toll-free by phone at 855.490.2569, or by email at [email protected]! First, while ‘standard office programs’ can often mean programs such as, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, etc.), depending on the office in question, it can also mean additional productivity tools, such as various visual or audio design software, etc. For programs like Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, etc., while any of the three would perform very nicely. The Titanium 1080X does have a faster processor, starting at 4.20GHz, with a maximum boost speed of 4.50GHz, while the other two systems have a base speed of 3.60GHz, with a maximum boost speed of 4.20GHz. This advantage would not be overly apparent during normal writing of email or documents, etc., but if you are dealing with large and involved spreadsheets, for example, this could be a factor. Another consideration is whether you plan to connect via a wired or wireless network. Both of the Palladium systems have both wired and wireless capabilities as shipped, while the Titanium defaults to wired only. It is important to note, that wireless capabilities could be easily added to the Titanium without even opening the chassis, with a simple USB adapter. Also, modifying the configuration does *not* void the Warranty or Free Lifetime Technical Support we provide. For as long as you own the system, we’re happy to help! As to the difference in graphics capabilities, again, any advantage will depend heavily on what programs you will be running. Any of the three cards is well suited for Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, etc., but if you will be using visual or video design programs, you will certainly want to consult with our Friendly Customer Service Team, to make certain of compatibility and capability. We hope the above has been helpful, dan, and are certain that we can help find the right solution for you!

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  Answered 7 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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Q: QuestionDoes this work with a mic or do you need an adapter

Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi! Yes this system is fully compatible with microphones. Thank you,

  Answered 8 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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Q: QuestionWhat type of wireless does this computer have, i.e. AC, N?

Asked 8 years ago by Flyboy.

• A:Answer Flyboy, This system has Wireless-N capabilities. Thank you,

  Answered 8 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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Q: QuestionI see an X next to shipping and store pickup does that mean I can't get this computer?

Asked 9 years ago by Customer.

Q: QuestionHi, I am buying an Oculus Rift headset and it looks like this meets the minimum specification required. Can you confirm this is Oculus-Ready? Thanks!

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Yes, the Palladium meets the minimum specification for the Oculus Rift.

  Answered 9 years ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionWhat is the motherboard model and can it do sli

Asked 9 years ago by Alanman1234.

Q: QuestionCan the motherboard support sli and also whats the case model i know its corsair

Asked 9 years ago by Alanman1234.

Q: QuestionWhat brand/model motherboard does this come with? And what speed is the RAM? Thanks

Asked 9 years ago by Firesauce.

Q: QuestionWhat's the bus speed of the ram?

Asked 9 years ago by Alex.

Q: Questionsurround soundThere are pictures of the desktop on Amazon from different angles. I didn't see multiple ports for surround sound speakers. Am I missing something or I have to connect external device to the computer to get surround sound?

Asked 9 years ago by wedf.

Q: QuestionAccording to specs on BestBuy, it supports surround sound, Specs on Amazon say otherwise. Which information is correct?

Asked 9 years ago by wedf.

• A:Answer wedf, Both listings currently indicate 7.1 audio, which supports surround sound.

  Answered 9 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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Q: QuestionWhat's the power supply on this system?

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer The Palladium ships with a 650 Watt power supply.

  Answered 9 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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Q: QuestionDeleted questionSince for some reason my other question was deleted, I'll ask again. Does this computer come free of bloatware, as CybertronPC advertises, when purchased from Best Buy?

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Genuine CybertronPC systems ship without bloatware, including those sold through Best Buy.

  Answered 9 years ago by CybertronPC Customer SVC

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