Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this for my son for Christmas and it has performed better then expected. I am curious as to find out what I can upgrade on it and what is suggested. My son is getting 80-90 fps on Counter strike global offensive for example and hasn't really played anything that has made his PC struggle. I was considering getting a second graphics card or getting more ram as I wouldn't mind putting a little more cash into it to insure he stays competitive. But further research is required.

I bought this PC on 11/06/2018 with little to mediocre experience with the PC world. I've always wanted to build a P, but when I finally had enough saved up to start ordering parts the bitcoin fanatics made prices skyrocket. So this what I decided on after spending hours in the Best Buy store (they have everything btw). As soon as I got home I set everything up (comes with keyboard and a mouse) and immediately set up windows and updated drivers. This PC comes with: -CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 @ 3.4GHz w/ CPU Cooler -MOBO: MSI B450M Bazooka -RAM: ADATA XPG 1x8GB @ 2400MHz -GPU: XFX RX 580 4GB OC @ 1.4GHz -PSU: 450w Full Modular EVGA -It also comes with 1 RGB back case fan, and 1 plain front case fan. *HERE ARE THE BENCHMARKS USING UNIGINE HEAVEN BENCHMARK 4.0* ----> FPS: 110 | SCORE: 2789 | MIN FPS:38.6 | MAX FPS: 228.1 Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. This is a quite well built PC with sturdy parts and exquisite performance. I would 100% recommend this PC to anyone with a lower end budget for gaming. Well worth the money.

Had it stop working and fixed 3 times and after two years its completely dead

Just bought it about a week ago and I'm already loving it. It's nice and easy to setup and get going while staying under $1,000. It also appears that upgrading the RAM down the line will be fairly easy and the case provides a lot of space to modify for upgrades as needed. If you're someone who needs to try to stick to a budget and is looking for a decent foothold into gaming computers I recommend this as an introduction.

Bought this rig on Cyber Monday and it was $180 off of the regular retail price. Best Buy had it ready to be picked up the next day and the line at the store for in-store pickup wasn't too terrible. The box it was in was larger than I expected and upon removing the PC you could tell that CyberPower takes their product seriously and packages it well. The computer itself is beautiful and sleek with LED lights outlining the entire case. The keyboard is ok - not great. It strains my forearm muscles because I am not used to the position that this keyboard is in, and also the 'Enter' key is shaped very strangely. It takes a while to get used to. As for the performance of the machine itself - it is outstanding. I can't get over how powerful this rig is for such a cheap price. I can play WOW and CS:Global Offensive on ultra settings and get a solid 65 fps - all the while with other programs running in the background. I use this for work and for gaming and in the 2 days that I've had it I have been extremely impressed.

Couldn't even get it to boot out of the box brand new. I think that says it all

I originally picked this up to be a Linux test box as it was on sale and the price was so close to a normal desktop that was spec'd a lot worse so I got it instead. Then I bench marked it against my msi GS63VR from last year (i7-7700HQ/GeForce GTX 1060 6GB/16GB RAM), and it performed quite a bit better. After finding that out, while I did install Linux on it, I ended up dual booting instead and am currently using it as my gaming rig. I was impressed when I first opened it as the inside is very neat and tidy in terms of cable management. The only issue I had was the packaging material being hard to remove (had to unplug the power from the graphics card and I ended up not plugging that back in correctly) but other than that it works great. It is really quiet, has a lot of customization available in the system setup. It looks like it will be really easy to work with (the 8GB of ram is only taking up one slot so I should be able to up that to 32 GB without a problem)

My father bought this computer for me as a Christmas gift and I have to say, this computer is an outstanding option for those looking for a gaming PC. The graphics are amazing and the speed it offers right out of the box is beyond expectations! Price wise it's worth it. Inexpensive but powerful and that is what I absolutely love about this PC.

I recently bought this PC and all i can say is that i am blown away! I get 250 fps on rocket league at ultra settings, and have never experience any issues. For $600 I cant complain at all. I will probably replace the keyboard and add another 8-24 gb of ram, and put more lights inside the case, but for the price this PC is a BEAST!

Gives me an error message and won't reboot/turn on.

I got this Cyberpower pc on a Black Friday special for the price of $699. Took it out the box, connected the wires and wow what an amazing fast start up. “No Bloat ware”. Connected it to an Asus 144hz screen and my kid enjoys every minute of it. He claims Fortnite runs smooth as well as other games. Bottom line, and in my opinion..... I would gladly have no problem paying $1000 for this computer. Sleek look, fast, and great customer service from cyber power. You will not be disappointed. I got this PC on the Black Friday sale 3 weeks ago. The PC is fine when it's running, but not without an issue. When I turn on the PC from shutdown the display has no signal and the PC seems to freeze up. Now you need to hook up display port/HDMI to the graphics card itself (no integrated graphics on motherboard), which is what I do, but I feel maybe there is an issue with the Graphics card when booting the PC from shutdown. This happened just 2 hours of getting the PC the same day after a windows update and restart. All drivers are current and up to date. I can get it to work by unplugging the system, waiting 30 sec, then plugging it in, turn the PC on and starting up the monitor all at once. It's pretty consistent starting it up like that. I can also just start it up fine using my HDTV via HDMI so that works. Im also able to startup from sleep just fine so that's good. I may just never turn it off!? Since I have this issue I can't give it 5 stars esp for the price it currently is. Just makes it feel unstable. Luckily I got mine on Black Friday. After I get it to run it runs soooo good and I'm very happy with it. I plan on keeping it and continuing upgrades in future. Here's the main specs for any of you curious of what I got and what I believe most get: Ryzen 5 2600 CPU MSI B450m Bazooka motherboard ADATA XPG 8gb 2400MHz RAM x1 WD SSD 240gb/ Toshiba 2TB HDD XFX RX580 4GB Graphics card Phanteks Eclipse P350x Case 450w PSU (EVGA) I believe. Runs my games pretty well on ultra for just about all games I've tried with a 144htz monitor w/freesync. All games I've played are usually at 144fps ie: overwatch, rocket league, BF1, Fortnite, csgo, ff14. It'll vary at times usually hitting above 100fps . As for me I just upgraded the RAM with RGB 16GB total (RGB works fine) and able to overclock it using xmp in the bios/uefi to get it up to 3200MHz easy. It gets loud when doing so though so just keep that in mind because it'll work harder, but nothing alarming. I turned off xmp just because it ran pretty well without overclock so the RAM it comes with is fine. Just wish there was 2 4gb sticks than 1 8gb Ram stick. 2 fans are included: 1 RGB on top back, 1 non RGB bottom front. Ryzen 5 2600 CPU comes with stock cooler. Case can have up to 5 120-140mm fans total (2 front, 2top, 1 back). Motherboard has 2 system fan 4 pins so having 5 fans controlled by the MB is possible with splitters. I prob won't put RGB fans in the front because the front of the case just blocks the view. The top would be a good option. It doesn't look too spacious at the top, but I'm sure it can work. The temp of the CPU usually is 50-60 celcius and GPU is usually 60-74 celcius while gaming...decent. I added a fan in the front for a little boost. It's about 39C when idle. Some have commented on PSU being too small and I think a bigger PSU would be a good upgrade. I don't think this uses more than 300w. So in conclusion if the PC runs great when you get it you'll be very very happy with the purchase. I think most people here have had a positive experience. I have had a good one as well for the most part. I do have the issue with starting up. This PC build is almost exactly what I wanted to try and build and for the price I got it for it would've been nearly the same if I built it. This is a system best for 1080p gaming. Despite my 1 issue, I've gotten attached and love it haha. Hopefully if I treat it well it'll treat me well.

Picked this up today it was packaged very well also was a breeze to set up very user friendly and the price for what you get is un beatable definitely would recommend this pc to anyone looking to get into gaming/video editing runs flawless good job cyberpower pc!

I have had this PC for a few years now and it has handled some complex games very well! Would definitely recommend it.

I bought this PC for my son for Christmas and he is overjoyed. He has wanted a gaming PC for sometime and I didn't want to break the bank. This PC checks both boxes. It was super easy to set up , he was up and running in no time flat. The computer design is cool and the construction seems quite good. I have not been keeping up with the latest in the computer world for sometime so jumping back in to some research what would be acceptable was fun. The technician at Best Buy was also quite helpful in selecting this machine. This isn't the top of the line gaming PC but it does perform adequately with out going broke. Really a great bang for the buck.

This pc is easy to setup, and as soon as everything is plugged in and ready to go it performs like a beast. The speeds are insane and the frame rate is out of this world. The graphics are also amazing, giving 1080p at over 100 fps.

It has lots of storage, I like the color changing lights, pretty decent speed, pretty decent graphics, nice keyboard and mouse. This computer is definitely a good gaming computer for a beginner and the price is good.

I recently sold my custom computer setup and wanted a decent build for school and gaming. While I was hesitant to go back to prebuilts, I had checked out the "gamer" series a few times and this one seemed like a good deal. It was more cost effective to get this prebuilt with the AMD parts I wanted vs buying them individually. As for gaming, it handles most games pretty well on medium to high settings. This is a great budget option for someone looking to get started in pc gaming, or if you're like me, a nice way to get back into it. It may not have the most powerful parts, but the Phanteks case makes it easy to upgrade down the road, and provides something to look forward to. Overall I've enjoyed my purchase and will be using this machine for awhile :)

I received this PC yesterday. When I first booted up the PC it was very easy to setup. The amount of storage it has is amazing, and the frames it can run games on is even better. Its a very good PC for beginners

Bought this to replace my old dell optiplex Run very fast for most AAA games on ultra settings 60 FPS on almost all games A good computer for the price A good pick if your looking for a mid range PC

amazing computer I can play everything on max settings