Customer Ratings & Reviews

My teen son is very happy with this, would highly recommend it

I have just recently purchased 2 others. 1 in November and 1 in October.. both have been awesome so far...

love it its the best gaming pc out there love playing games

This was my stepson’s Christmas gift. He absolutely loves it!

Best one out here so far don’t regret it at all best pc

Has everything I was looking for. It’s def a great starter.

This is my first gaming computer and I absolutely love it.

THANK YOU CYBERPOWER. GREAT COMPANY. No problems at all.

Great item to purchase for any gamers in your family

I bought for my son for graduation and he loves it.

Bought this for my son. He loves it!! Just what he wanted.

Son's first computer. Works great. He is very satisfied.

This is a great computer for the cost.Quality components

Got this for my gamer husband for Christmas he loved it

Bought this Computer and it hasn’t Disappointed me yet

Great gaming computer system. Bought it for xmas gift.

Buy or no I like pc and emu stuff so buy it it’s cool

Recommend highly. Great budget computer for gaming.

Long review here so skip to pros and cons if you don't want to read and a rant at the end. This is a solid 4.5 (out of 5) computer for pretty much anyone who wants/needs a decent system for photo processing, video editing and gaming. I bought this a week ago to replace a 2 year old Dell computer that had the motherboard fail twice (see rant below). This setup pretty much has all the right stuff (what CPUID shows): AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Pinnacle Ridge AM4 6-core chip Gigabyte AX370M-DS3H-CF motherboard Radeon RX 580 4GB graphics card (by XFX) Western Digital Green 250GB SSD drive (boot drive) Western Digital 2TB hard drive 8GB (single stick) by Team Group I mainly use this computer for photo and video editing (for my business) and so far it has been a solid performer. The only upgrades/ mods I have done was to install an additional 8GB RAM, replace the 250GB SDD drive with a 500GB SSD drive (from the old comp), and swap out the 450W power supply for a 600W unit (there has been discussion on whether or not the OEM 450W P/S is sufficient but I had a spare 600W laying around). Pros: Off the shelf components with no weird proprietary connectors/cables Almost no bloatware in Windows Lots of space in the case for additional drives Cons: No DVD drive (can be solved with a USB DVD drive) Can't turn off backlights for keyboard and mouse (not really an issue for me). Case/fan LED's can be turned off using the 2 buttons on top of the case Power supply replacement was not easy due to the case configuration (took a couple hours to route cables- just tedious) No front USB ports, only 2 on top of case- I use USB drives quite a bit and having front ports is so much nicer than top ports due to my desk design. I highly recommend this system for anyone who wants/needs a great mid range computer. I'm not a hardcore gamer and since Best Buy bundles a few games with this setup I installed the Resident Evil 2 and Tom Clancy's Division 2 games. Both run great and I haven't had any issues with both of those running at max settings. RANT: I mainly bought his computer to replace a 2 year old Dell whose motherboard failed twice in 2 years (1st one was replaced under warranty due to Dell's own System Update manager that wanted to install a new BIOS package (big mistake). The second motherboard failed due to the power supply going bad (showed 15V on the -12V rail) which took out the motherboard. Dell uses proprietary power supplies/motherboards/cases which made repair and replacement a hassle (I absolutely despise computer manufactures who put proprietary components in modern systems. I'm talking to you Dell and HP) . I ended up buying a new case, motherboard and power supply to rebuild the comp and use it as my Linux computer (Core i5-6400). I also have a 6 year old CyberpowerPC (Athlon2) computer which has been running great (this is my backup/ files storage computer). I should have bought a CyberpowerPC instead of a Dell. I highly recommend this system!

After updating the video driver, The 4k streams to 2 monitors is stable.