Customer Ratings & Reviews

My son kept asking me for this , I was like too expensive ! I was just gonna Buy him a $500 one but after doing research and research, I decided to think about it. It’s not only gd for gaming, I decided that if I was to spend close to $2,000.00, the whole family must benefit from it. My kids can use for gaming , school, and I could use for work as well. Used it and I found it to be very fast and clear. It’s worth putting out extra money and will last longer so it’s more practical. Very please and satisfy, highly recommended.

This is the ultimate computer for any gamer. Has all the bells and whistles and ready to go right out of the box. Even comes with free headset (Zalman ZM-HPS200) just for writing a review such as this ;) Also one year to McAfee, but you don't need it if you know what your doing and use the Windows Defender that comes with Windows Home. I was told the liquid cooling will last more than a decade and its closed loop so no need to add liquid to it. Fans are ultra quite and the computer is ultra fast. From power button to desktop in 10 seconds. The strip lighting that changes color inside the case is epic in its sleek white casing with tempered glass on the side to see everything inside. You won't find a better price anywhere else that has all the specs listed. No more stuttering in gaming on this bad boy unless you watch Porky Pig on YouTube :D Check out the pictures provided I took, and yes I do need a new desk so it shows its beauty more.

This PC is amazing! I am a YouTuber and I needed this PC to be able to process streaming at 1080p 60fps while having a green screen and overlays and it does all of that with ease! If you're looking for great affordable Gaming PC, this is the one to get!

So I began looking for a PC because I am a youtuber and I needed needed a PC that could process me streaming at 1080p-60fps with a green screen and overlays on dual monitors and etc. This PC does all of that with ease! I have had no problems at all, it looks amazing and it performs awesome! If you're looking for a great PC def get this one you wont be disappointed. (youtube channel: Jewelie Jewelz)

This PC is great! Have had it for a while now & it is still functioning perfectly! It's great for productivity such as photoshop, word, listening to music while doing your work, etc. Furthermore, it's great for gaming! This PC can run ANY game, and by that, I mean it - it can run ANY game. This PC can do everything you would like it to do and it is definitely worth it to buy.

I will preface my review by saying I've built my own computers for about 20 years now, and have been an overclocker for most of that time as well. I know computers and pc components very well. In todays time, and as Ive gotten older, Ive been turning more and more away from building my own system to buying top notch prebuilt systems that mimic what I would actually build myself. This is what brought me to this machine. Several companies now are selling these top end prebuilt gaming systems, and they do it at a price point that you honestly cant hardly beat. You could save a little if you built this system yourself, but it would be very little, and time is money. Now to the system. Just looking at the specs of this system you can tell all you need to know about it really.Yes it is a beast. it is sporting the current flagship i7 core in the 7700k. That 'k' at the end of the model means the chip is NOT multiplier locked, so overclocking the chip is extremely easy here if you want to squeeze a little more performance out of it, though I doubt you really need it. You should note that cyberpower pc builds these systems using different name brand components, based on whats currently available in their building warehouses. So for example you will always get a Geforce 1080gtx, but you could get an MSI, or a Zotac branded one. They seem to always use mainstream brand names that most of us familiar with computer hardware are aware of. So first thing I did after getting the pc was pull all the panels off and see what I had inside. I wanted to run down some detailed specs and models of a few of the items that came in my system, for those more technically savvy who may be curious. I tried to find this info before I bout the machine and wasn't able to find it all out. Ill give my views on this parts lineup below.. Motherboard: MSI Z270-A Pro GPU: MSI GTX 1080 Armor 8G RAM: Patriot Viper Elite Red DDR4 3000 SSD: Western Digital Green 240gb (Ive swapped this for a samsung 960 evo) Mechanical HD: Toshiba DT01ACA200 2GB HD 7200RPM 64MB Cache Watercooler: AStek 550LC with a push/pull combo of 120mm fans on the radiator rotating at 1500rpm Powersupply: An in house cyberpowerpc brand. 800w 80PLUS Bronze certified ( I did not pull the powersupply to verify the 800w rating but everything ive seen about this system says its an 800w unit.) I think that about does it for the parts that arent obvious, like the cpu. Motherboard: The MSI motherboard here is a solid board. It is not MSI's top end board obviously, but it doesnt need to be. The Z270-A Pro has all the overclocking and tweaking features you will want. It has a white lighted strip down the left side that adds a little visual touch to the board. You can disable that with one of the apps in the MSI app suite that is on their website. You can make a lot of bios changes directly from windows with this board using the MSI apps, you can also do it from your phone if you want to go that far, but its all available here on this board and with the software MSI provides. Visit MSI's product page for the board to see a full feature list. GPU:I was glad to see I got an MSI gtx1080 over the zotac personally (just personal preference). While I'm familiar with zotac, Ive never owned a zotac brand personally, but have owned many MSI componants over the years, and MSI has been around for a long time, the whole 20 years Ive been building systems MSI has been a player.... So I just trust them, I know them to be solid, and I feel comfortable with them. The 1080gtx Armor video card uses a dual fan open heatsink, so all the hot air it pushes off the the card is dumped into the case, and not channeled out of the back of the system like some heatsink designs. Under normal windows operation the fans do not even spin, so the card itself is 100% silent unless you're playing games or putting the GPU under load. I found the fan' s default spin up curve to work just fine for cooling so I left it as it was. RAM: Not much to say here. It works well, and has decent reviews as a standalone product. Its my first time having patriot memory in a system. I tend to go with corsair or the like. I did notice that the RAM was being a tad over volted. Im not sure why cyberpowerpc over volted it a little but I assume it was to guarantee stability. I dialed the voltage back to its rated voltage for the speed and timings it is running at, and then I ran a memory stress test for hours and have seen no instability in it. The overvolting wont hurt anything, but could add a degree or 2 to the operating temperature and I like to keep things as cool as possible. SSD: Nearly every system Ive built was built with western digital hard drives, but this was my one disappointment with the system. Not because I dont trust western digital but because their green line of SSD's are just mediocre in terms of SSD Speeds. Dont get me wrong it will still blow the socks off any mechanical solution, but I had read of some people getting M.2 SSD's in their system, which are substantially faster. I as a tad bummed to find I got a SATA WD Green SSD. I ended up buying a 250GB Samsung 960 EVO M.2 and cloning the WD's file system to it. These drives are pretty cheap these days, and after spending 2k on a system I just couldnt settle for anything less than top tier in this department, especially with an empty M.2 slot just sitting there on the motherboard. The wd green however is a well reviewed item, and would serve you well, Im just extremely picky. Real world performance difference is hard to notice, and I suspect most people would be impressed simply with the slowest SSD's out there given how much faster they are than mechanical drives so I wont knock the system for this. Slapping samsung ssd's in these systems would just drive the price up, and I know that. At least it wasnt an Adata SSD, which many builders use. Watercooler: The asetek 550LC is a very popular and widely used item. Asetek make watercoolers for several "big brand" companies, and then just have it rebranded. It is a reliable cooler, and will cool the 7700k just fine. It performs a tad better than the biggest and baddest air coolers out there in tests. In pictures of this machine you often see just a single 120mm fan on the back side of the radiator pulling air through it. In my system however, the 550LC was equipped with a push/pull config, which increases the air through the radiator and yields better cooling results. Im not sure if they changed this at some point in the build of this system or not, but I was pleasantly surprised to see the addition of a push fan. In all the pictures of the system you will see just the one pull fan. Powersupply: Its perhaps the only part that isnt a major name brand part. I did not pull the psu out of hits little housing at the bottom of the case to investigate the labels closer but it is said to be an in house brand, and from what I can tell that seems to be true. It is not built like a cheap psu however. All the cables have the black netting, and looking into the psu from the back with a flashlight suggests it is a well built unit. In windows all the voltage rails are strong, which is something I always like to check.Cheap psu's can sometimes sag a little on the voltage rails, but in this system all the voltages were actually on the high end. In closing lets look at the full package, and the case itself. The case is really nice. It feels like a tank. The wiring job is neat, clean, and minimalist. The big globs of cables and wires are almost entirely hidden behind the right side panel, behind the motherboard. The hard drive bays are tucked into the lower front in the PSU compartment, so they arent visible at all through the window. The bottom PCI slot has a wireless NIC card installed, and there is a wired external antenna that can be connected to the back of the card. I dont use wifi on the system so I just disabled the wifi card and do not have the antenna connected. All of the vents to the system both on the top and in the front panel of the pc are covered with filter guards that should help reduce dust infiltration. The case is large and could fit a large radiator cooler if you wanted to upgrade to something bigger. The front of the Case inside has a 3rd 120mm fan here that works to pull outside air into the system. I swapped this fan out for a larger 140mm fan that has lights, and which I can manually control the RPM. The case has a button you can press to cycle through the colors of the internal light strip. It really does look sharp, especially at night. Its a really well put together system, looks great, performs great. My only real disappointment was finding the mediocre WD green ssd, which I ended up swapping in the first few days of owning the pc. It has been performing extremely well thus far, and I have stressed it very hard and for hours at a time to ensure stability. I've not had a single instance of instability in the 3-4 weeks I've had it thus far.

Pro: Runs everything on Ultra and never breaks a sweat 10mb/s download on steam uses ~4% of your processor while windows 10 uses less than 1% never play anything on setting lower than the best this thing is insane liquid cooling allows you to have looooooong gaming sessions without worrying about overheating Cons: Power supply isnt great *at the end of the day shut down the computer wait a couple minutes then flip the switch on the PSU to turn it off to extend the life of it* its kinda like sitting by the engine of a jet the fans look stock so they run pretty loud but with some good headphones you dont hear it much only 2 Fans wish it came with 3-4 specs: *will vary* Zotac GeForce GTX 1080 Mini RAM Viper (2133Mhz) (3000Mhz OC) a Motherboard that i have yet to identify but look CyberPowerPC branded Liquid Cooler is CyberPowerPC branded Boot process is Power button to completely loaded desktop in 10-15 seconds but the gpu ports and usb ports on the desktop are tight and can be hard to plug things into or get them out of 5/5 stars easy though the cons are very minor

This desktop is my first for gaming, and it does not disappoint. Had it unpacked (no damage in shipping) and running quickly. Came with Windows 10 (no key code needed to input), a Gigabyte brand antenna, and the advertised mouse/keyboard that function perfectly. Very happy with the speed both when powering on and through my multitasking. It just keeps eating up whatever I throw at it without missing a step. I find the case and its contents aesthetically pleasing. Overall first impression: very happy with this unit. Now I just need to get more games for this beast.

I love this system, I cannot complain other than you do play Russian roulette when it comes to PC parts. They give you the first available parts, but they are all decent parts. My only gripe is that some people got much better Graphics card options (Other post show they got the MSI OC Armor) while I only got the MSI 1080 AERO. (Not enough to make me give it 4 Stars) Here is what I have in my Machine: i7-7700K (of course) Cyberpower Z270 Motherboard (Asrock) Cyberpower 32GB of Memory DDR4 3000 (Patriot Viper) MSI 1080 Aero GPU Intel 256 PCI-e NVMe M.2 SSD 2 TB Toshiba HDD. Unsure of Brand of Powersupply -(forgot to check) Still a very good machine, that has handled every single thing that I have thrown at it. I however did purchase this during the NVidia Giveaway and it has a 1080 Graphics card and I have not received any media or code for the free game that was supposed to be available to me. Link for Promotion: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/10series/for-honor-ghost-recon-wildlands-bundle I meet all the requirements and would like to see how I can get the code. List of games that run flawless on it so far at Max settings no issues.: Doom Playerunknown Battleground's (Battle Royal Game) Unreal Tournament (Beta) Paragon World of Warcraft Killing Floor 2 LawBreakers (Beta) Dungeon Defenders 2 Diablo 3 Overwatch Heroes of the Storm League of Legends The Division and much much more.

I purchased this pc after looking at many many reviews on Best Buy and amazon. I do part time coding and graphic manipulation in my spare time and gaming in the wee hours of the morning forgoing sleep and this PC is just what I needed. Very fast load times and no lagging. The GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card, 32gb, wifi enabled, SSD, and 2 TB hard drive makes this a beast of a computer. Its a big computer and the color changing LED is nice. BTW if you hold down the color button for the computer you can turn it off. It runs Player Unknown in Ultra for and runs smooth. I'm still downloading Unity and Unreal engine but I'm sure development will be no problem. I spent more than I originally wanted too on a pc but so far definitely glad I didn't cheap out.

I researched many weeks when I finally decided a career towards computer science was a goal of mine and desired a computer that came up to date and could be used for anything I wanted it to do-including gaming. And if you are about sleek design it delivers quite well. This PC was the best available in my price range for the components it comes with. However, the only downside I've noticed is the cooling system has a hard time keeping up with the frames per second (fps) this PC can put out.

I purchased this pc after looking at several reviews on Best Buy. I'm in the rendering business and this PC is just what I needed. Very fast load times and no lagging. This PC came with a Z 270 SLI Xtreme P1.20 motherboard from ASRock, Zotac GeForce GTX 1080 mini graphics card, 4x 8gb Corsair memory ram (total 32gb), wifi enabled (I was surprised that it had 2 little antennas to connect in the back since in the description it didn't mention this, it only said LAN), 7 USB ports (not sure if they are all 3.0 since only one states that it is 3.1 Type C, the rest just say USB), SSD (Intel SSD 600P Series - 256 gb), Toshiba 2 TB hard drive etc. It does not have a CD/DVD drive, but external ones are pretty cheap to buy. The aesthetic is very nice and sleek. You can change the LED colors, have the colors alternate or simply turn it off. Overall I recommend this PC for anyone who needs some power.

This computer is very smooth and lightning fast with performance. The graphics on this computer is mind blowing at the least. All the games I play on this computer is just stunning to see when playing the games. Very easy to setup and operate right out of the box very little setup time when you first start up. I play a lot of MMO games over the internet for example Everquest 2 I'm able to open four instances of the same game and play all 4 accounts with no slow down from any of the characters I play at hand. This is far the best computer I have ever own to date. The price was was so affordable without having to spending several grand to get one of the top of the line computers for a gaming PC.

Just picked it up yesterday and omg it's amazing. I ran a quick performance test on it and it scored pretty high. You get the right fps and everything. They put their own water-cooling system in it which I don't mind. Runs smooth. Worth the purchase.

I've had this computer for a little over a month and a half now and it has been an absolute dream. I've been able to play video games with friends while having browser windows AND art programs open all at the same time with little to no issues. It runs very quietly with the added bonus of being sleek and stylish. My only concern for it right now is making sure the memory is used up too quickly but adding some more to it myself shouldn't be that big of an issue. Cannot recommend this product more.

i really love this desktop. everything is so PERFECT

So far it is a great computer. I've played numerous games now and every single one I'm playing in ultra graphics with my 4k monitor and it looks amazing and performs great!! I cant stop changing the color of the keyboard and tower. My tower sits on top of my desk next to me and it is fairly quiet. I am very happy with this purchase. I can't get enough of Playerunknow Battlegrounds!

I purchased this computer solely for gaming and it has exceeded my expectations. This machine is a beast ... I have no problems whatsoever with it. It is extremely fast, runs smoothly and is very quiet. The graphics are phenomenal.

Very Satisfied with my Cyber Power Panzer PC. Windows activated with no issues, no excess software preloaded. I was skeptical at first before ordering but i have had the computer for about a week now with ZERO issues. My Build came with - MSI Z270-A Pro Mobo, Gigabite Turbo(Blower Model) Edition 1080 , Intel M2 SSD , Toshiba HDD, GeIL Evo Potenza 32G Ram, 80+ Bronze Q PSU, and Cyberpower Liquid Cooler! Plenty of space to add additional fans and/or upgrade the CPU Cooler. 10/10 Would buy again!

Great performance running all kind of game! Graphics are just perfect! I would definitely recommend it!