Customer Ratings & Reviews

A lot to consider here. The graphics card is disappointing. You are buying basically garbage tier parts in this PC and paying for the convenience of them being in stock. This PC on paper looks like a GREAT buy for the money. RTX 3060 Ti cards are hard to come by and this has that and a Ryzen 7 3700X processor. If you just want to plug this in and play games this system will do fine. However, if you want to get close to the max performance from these parts you will be sorely disappointed. For $1300 even in today's market you would hope to get better than the bottom quality tier parts in this PC. Positives: -WD Blue SN570 is a solid SSD. -The RAM is dual channel. -The PC will game at a decent level for the price, especially at 1080p. Negatives: -This PC does not come with even the stock Ryzen cooler. The CPU cooler used is a cheap piece of garbage. Your CPU will run hot when it is pushed. The cooler fan will likely fail within 1-2 years. Get a better cooler if you intend to keep this PC long term. -The motherboard is basically the cheapest and lowest performance B450 board out there. These Gigabyte boards are known to fail with higher end components so you risk your PC failing after the warranty is up. -The 3060 Ti Dual Mini will not give you the full performance of a 3060 Ti. The cooler just can't do it. This is a card designed for SFF/ITX systems. It sacrifices cooling and performance for size. The card can barely keep itself under 70C by massively throttling itself and will not even come CLOSE to the average clocks of any other 3060 Ti card during extended gaming sessions, throttling all the way down to around 1550mhz. To hit acceptable 3060 Ti clock speed and performance levels the card has to run the fans at almost full blast the entire time, sounding like a tiny helicopter and will still exceed 80C. For reference, the similarly sized and priced EVGA 3060 Ti XC easily clocks to 1850mhz+ during extended gaming while remaining quieter at lower temperatures. A normal sized 3060 Ti card should be able to exceed 1950mhz at full load without excessive noise at lower temperatures. So yes you will be able to game on this card at high frame rates, but due to the cooler you will not get the full performance you are paying for. Look up how to undervolt on Youtube. Undervolting is your friend and is the only way to claw back a small portion of your performance and noise levels. -600W 80plus White power supply is basically the lowest tier part you can get and still be within spec for the graphics card. -The fans are of exceptionally low quality and will likely fail within 1-2 years. -The case is ENORMOUS for the parts inside of it which makes the computer look absolutely ridiculous. This combined with the brown gross motherboard and basic looking CPU cooler makes the tempered glass window seem like CyberPower PC is mocking you for not buying one of their more expensive systems. TL/DR - This PC will give you decent performance at 1080p and acceptable performance at 1440p, but has exclusively the lowest tier parts possible causing you to lose performance over what the parts SHOULD deliver. It is also an eyesore. If you must buy this, get a better CPU cooler and learn to undervolt your graphics card. I returned mine to Best Buy and will wait for a PC with a better overall value.

System only recognized 8gb of ram. After troubleshooting the sticks they both were fine. Turns out 1 of the channels was not being read by the CPU and the only way to get 16gb was by using them single channel. Most likely a faulty CPU or motherboard. Brought it in for an exchange. Doesn’t deserve a 1 star cause the machine is great overall and I have high hopes for the replacement. I just got a bad apple. The problem was apparent from the very first boot up when I got a PMU error on the motherboard screen.

Doesn't work keeps turning off every time no matter what you do.

I think this an ok pc. Runs hot, I took glass cover off for acceptable temperatures. Fans don’t move hardly any air at all. GPU is not listed as a lhr, and it is not a full size card either. This should be in description when you buy it. Disappointed because of this.

it didnt say anywhere that it was the lhr verion of the 3060ti i was disappointed to find this out later after waiting 2 weeks for delivery pulling it out of the box to find out after powering it on for the first time.