Customer Ratings & Reviews

Glad I jumped on this deal before it sold out. In the current market this is a great PC. With an 8 core cpu and a top of the line last gen gpu it is perfectly balanced. Good part about buying this instead of from places like dell/hp is that the main components are not OEM which allows flexibility in customization if needed in the future. Also looks great. Ran fine out of the box, no issues and no bloatware! There was a small crack in the corner of the case but its not noticeable. Includes: -120mm coolermaster liquid cpu cooler (with 2 fans push/pull) in rear - 2 front intake fans -2 x 8gb ballistix memory (3000mhz) -Asus b550m-a wifi motherboard -WD sn550 1tb nvme ssd -XFX 5700xt amd gpu

This a great PC for the price and components and so far I'm more than satisfied, but I should warn of a few things. FIRST: DO NOT USE MSI AFTERBURNER WITH THIS PC! I installed said software to monitor my GPU temps and started having intermittent crashes. Things would work fine for a while and then I'd get a green screen of death. Then, one day I experienced a crash so bad it wouldn't boot into windows and I was stuck in the BIOS. I eventually got things back to normal but apparently this video card doesn't play well with hardware monitors like Afterburner. After I uninstalled it I had no more crashes. Second, the backplate was installed poorly and as a result one of the USB ports is inaccessible. Not a big deal, certainly not one I would return the machine over, but this may be a more important issue for you. Third, one of the fans in the front was not working when I first set up. Turns out that with their cable management, in particular the way they used one of the zip ties, it wasn't plugged in completely. I removed the tie and plugged it in fully and now it works perfectly. Other than those initial hiccups, it really is an attractive and powerful PC. And no BLOATWARE, unlike the ASUS trashware that came with my last prebuilt. I would certainly recommend this PC. I'll update if anything changes.

Took less than 20mins to setup this super fast computer. I'll be using it for mixing music and so far it is an amazing buy! It's also really really quiet, which I love. I look forward to the smooth work flow. Glad I got it at Best Buy to take advantage of their 12mnths no interest financing!

I would give a 5 but i had to figure out why the front fans were not working and also one of the usb ports on top where not working. Pc is blazing fast and minimal bloatware. Well designed and bios was already setup for Ram at 300mhz, unlike many reviews i have read. Extremely pleased with this pc. Handles everything I throw at it without a hiccup. Only reason it is not a 5 is because of what i mentioned above, If i was a newbie and did not know how to work on a pc it would have been brought back to get kinks worked out.

Awesome PC for the money. Normally I build all our gaming pc's but about 2 years ago I bought my kid alien brand pc from best buy that kinda got CPU bottlenecked recently with warzone. He's really good and loves the game so I went on the hunt for a new PC. Either taking the parts from his old PC and building a new one or buying a premade semi-decent gaming PC. I priced up a few Ryzen 5600X's with RTX3070 and they were all around $1800 so when I saw this one go on sale I decided to take the plunge. After all, I could buy another pc in 2 years for what I'm paying for this, compared to the $1800 pc. We had no idea exactly what parts were inside and were eager to investigate once it arrived. Luckily it's future proof and came with an Asus Prime B550 mobo and an XFX 5700xt. So, even if he wants to next year he can upgrade the Ryzen to a 5800x or a 6800xt later on. But as it sits this is a powerful pc! He has almost all settings on high in 1080P Warzone and gets right around 125fps. Turning down a few settings will get him around 135 average fps but he likes it this way. Apex never drops below 143, his monitors refresh rate is 144 so I'm guessing it's capable of much higher and that's with the settings maxed out at 1080p. Overall we are happy and plan to add a second M.2 hard drive since this motherboard has 2 ports for them. The only gripe is the watercooler makes a little vibration noise. We are uncertain if it's air bubble related or not.

This PC surpassed my expectations. Throw anything at it and it will run it just fine, it's a king of 144hz gaming and for the price it's almost too good to be true. you can buy this PC to do almost anything, editing, gaming and all types of productivity.

After a lot of searching for computers in this price range, and even consider buying parts that were just about equal, I decided to commit to buying this rig. First of all, I want to say, it runs smooth. Set up was easy. Everything looks amazing. It runs quiet. The games I downloaded were installed with tiny wait times. All of the games run beautifully on max graphics. I can run OBS and stream seamlessly. I can do my professional work such as Photoshop, Corel Paint, Blender, and my animation programs. I am very proud of the machine I purchased. Absolutely worth the money.

Bought 2 in November for my older sons. The psu, ram, cpu, and mobo were of good quality. We got the 5600XT gpus and they each got the same version. One version ran hot while the other had better thermals. We returned the one that ran hot and got a 5600XT but of a different brand. The new gpu ran cooler like the good one. My sons have beaten the heck out of these for 6 months now and neither have had any issues. We got these for $999 and I'm glad we did due to the gpu shortage. Great value for the money!

When I first came across this PC I immediately knew it is one of the best deals for the price. Every thing sounded good on paper. Went ahead and bought it. I don't know about seasoned desktop pro gamers, but if you are a beginner and are looking to buy a PC in 700 -1000 range , I feel like you should put an extra 200 and get this beast. Beautifully balanced hardware. I was pleasantly surprised to know I got an SSD instead of HDD.. didn't expect SSD on top of all the hardware , for this price. Have been gaming since 3 days, DIDNOT UPDATE DRIVERS YET , using with 4k tv ,haven't bought a 144hz monitor yet. Older games(2015-18) I played in med-high, high at 4k 60 or close . And a couple from 2012 , ultra 4k 60. In 4k HDR TV, even the older games are sooo beautiful. My tv is capped at 60 Hertz, so im not sure about the maximum frames put at 4k resolution in these older games. If you see the benchmarks for this card in latest games , I noticed it can push 4k 30 plus at high settings . I'm Soo excited to get a 1080p monitor and try this rig, because I know it will crush it. I feel like there might be a need for an extra fan or two inside the case , because it's summer here and , the GPU is reaching 85-87 degrees when I'm pushing it to 4k with very high frame rates. But I'm sure 85-87 is not a dangerous temperature. I just think the GPU could perform better with extra cooling , or I could be wrong too. Haven't overclocked or undervolted it yet , will do it in the coming weeks may be after I put extra cooling . Already this card is better than the reference 5700xt card. Just forgot to mention : THIS CARD IS XFX THIC II 5700XT . IT HAS THE LOOK OF AN OLD MUSCLE CAR. The lightning is good and flashy (I'm a beginner desktop user). The case looks beautiful and feels so premium to touch and hold . You have to feel it. System boots up fast. Doesn't come with instructions , but it is just plug and play anyway. DOESN'T MAKE NOISE , ITS QUIET SO FAR I like the RED COLORED RAM STICKS (BALLISTIX 3000) TWO MORE EMPTY RAM SLOTS , I CAN PUT TWO MORE STICKS i have been reading reviews about the PSU being 800w , i haven't opened psu yet , but that's awesome. Future proof for some time. Assuming next gen cards don't consume too much more. Good looks , good hardware, and awesome key board and mouse

Very good pc runs smoothly and has excellent speeds the graphics are very good best bank for your buck

I got this PC on a sale for $999 and it was worth it. I was on the market for building one myself but I could not get one of the latest GPUs because of scalpers and the value of this pre-built was better if I bought each components separately. The packaging was not the best because it was difficult getting that foam out of the case (took half an hour to get it out cause it was stuck in there alright) therefore my unboxing experience was not as good as I expected. Once I got it fully unboxed and setup, it worked as expected. Work/School experience: Out of the box his is a fine machine for both work and school tasks. It could use some upgrades such as adding another 16 GB ram (or replacing the ram sticks) plus having another SSD of your choice to optimize its performance and worth. Gaming experience: My main reason for buying this was for gaming. It can run Cold War, Warzone, and Cyberpunk fine for me at 150+ FPS on 1080 (I don’t have a higher resolution monitor but will invest on it soon enough). I have a couple of experiences where my game would crash on Cold War only but other than that it works fine. I can play most games (e.g. MHW, Genshin Impact, Halo, etc.) on high to ultra high settings no problem, for heavier games such as Cold War and Cyberpunk I can managed mid to high settings on the graphics—8GB VRAM has its limitations. Design: The design on this rig is okay at best. The case design is ok but it is a bit difficult opening up. At the first week all three RGB fans LIGHTS were working, now only the front two are working and the back one rarely works but it does not bother me much. If you don’t like RGB then you can turn them off completely (the RGB control is on top of the case for me—it may differ from person to person). The keyboard it comes with is alright in my opinion. I use it as a backup when my wireless keyboard runs out of charge. I have not used the mouse that came with this rig, therefore I have no opinion on it. Overall experience: It’s been a little over a month since I had this machine and it has been good to me so far. I can say that I got my money’s worth on this purchase.

Great PC out of the box except the packing material must have dislodge the power plug from the video card because the screen did not come on the first time I powered it up. Plays BF4 on Ultra settings at 200 fps and plays BF5 with DX12 using Ultra settings at around 80 fps. So far so good. I don't why people are complaining about noise. I have no issue from the video card.( ASROCK dual fan) and also has Gskill memory installed. Runs perfect. Great buy and great components installed. Must buy for gamers.

Needed to get my son a new PC for school and to play video games. He is a Warzone and Fortnite player and needs basic computing for School. This was on sale and coupled with some best buy points and my 10% off birthday month certificate it was a steal. Not a lot of instruction in the box so if you have never setup a new computer you may struggle a little. That said I have setup many computers so this one was a breeze. There is some packing foam in the main case that needs to be removed. A sticker on the back making it very clear where you should plug in your video cards. Plug in your keyboard, monitor (not included), mouse, and optional wifi antennae, and turn it on. I have never used a AMD Ryzen based computer, but so far I have not noticed any issues in performance in startup or loading applications. The AMD 5700 XC is running all of the games we throw at it at acceptable framrates (60+). I have not done any extensive testing to see the theoretical max yet. We also have not tried any overclocking features. The keyboard and mouse that it comes with are labeled as gaming equipment and so far my son seems to like them. Only complaint he has has something to do with the shift and the caps lock not working at the same time for some of his games so he had to remap some keys. My son loves this part, but I am not a huge fan... everything in this machine lights up to the point that its a little bit obnoxious. That said, there are buttons on the keyboard, mouse, and main computer that allow you to turn off those lights as well as cycle through a number of different colors, patterns, and motion options (pulse, cycle, etc) The fans are a little loud. I wouldn't say they are distracting while using the computer, but if I had to sleep in my sons room I would have to turn the fans off at night as they would possibly keep me up. All in all, very happy with the purchase. Is it the best and fastest gaming machine in the world... No. But its really really good, especially at the price point I got it at. I couldn't have built this machine for less. Comparable AlienWare machines were several hundred dollars more.

I picked this PC as it had the best GPU and CPU combination for the price along with liquid cooling on the CPU. When it arrived I was surprised to see a dual fan GPU and a 1 TB M.2 Drive instead of a 1 TB SSD. This PC was easy to setup and none of the wires came loose in the box upon arrival. Adding a second HDD was extremely easy and performance so far has been great! I am extremely impressed by the quietness of the machine while running CoD Modern Warfare Warzone at 160 FPS and Elder Scrolls Online at 100+.

I've had this product for about a week and I've been happy with it overall. I bought it as a secondary pc and it performs incredibly well in that capacity. I am using a 2560x1440p 144hz monitor and this unit runs most modern games at high with 90+ fps at this resolution. Temperatures are mixed. CPU stays relatively cool (high 30s idle, high 60s under heavy load). GPU gets very hot and very loud. Case is clean and cabling is well managed and out of the way. Build quality of the case is middling, with some ill-fitting parts. A few things to note: -The motherboard is an ASRock B550-AM. This is not a true 550 board and seems to be a rebranded B450, so don't buy assuming it will support Ryzen 4000 CPUs. -Go into the BIOS and turn on XMP. Otherwise, you won't get the advertised RAM speed. -If you update the BIOS, make sure format your usb drive to FAT32. It won't recognize EXFAT. -The GPU is loud and hot. As the FANs ramp up, it exhibits a loud and distracting coil whine/grind. To control the temps, download ASRock Tweak and set a very aggressive fan curve. That keeps temps between 78-82. Otherwise, I've seen 90+ readings. Performance of the card, however, as been fine. At the end of the day, this is a very capable system for the price. Definitely worth purchasing as a secondary pc or a starter gaming PC.

Been on console the past 10 years and made the jump with this PC. Have been very happy so far after a week of use, and would recommend this PC. After reading others reviews, I know some people have had different issues, but I have not run into any of them at this point. After unboxing and pulling out the packing foam from inside the PC, I did make sure all connections were secure as is recommended for any pre-built PC, before turning on. Runs a lot quieter then expected and is extremely fast.

Bought this during black friday on sale for $999.99. Excellent specs for price to value ratio. Boots up quickly with the 1 TB NVME. It really is a plug and play computer. One issue is that my case fan in the back led does not work, but it does spin. Case is easy to open and has two slots on the back panel for 2 HDD. Currently get 200+ fps on Valorant, high settings, 1440. Can't wait to see how it is on other games.

Fair warning: I purchased this PC when it was on sale for 999.99 (Black Friday deal) Even with the regular 1200$ price tag I'd still recommend it, and here's why- First, the specs. Your probably wondering about the components, after some benchmarking here's what mine came with: Motherboard: Asus PRIME B550-A AC Memory: Red Ballistix 16GB @3GHz Graphics Card: XFX Radeon 5700XT (8GB) THICC II For my review, I have nothing bad to say about the PC. In fact, the graphics card handles everything I throw at it. For reference, I play ARK and Minecraft. ARK I run at 1080p and get 90+ FPS. Minecraft on the other hand has no issue running above 120FPS all the time. The reason I gave this 4 out of 5 stars really comes down to the included peripherals. The keyboard they send this with is cheap, but the input is fine, I can type 100 words per minute on a high quality keyboard, and I average 80 on this one. The mouse is a similar story, while my first impression was good, the left mouse button soon started squeaking after a day or so of use. It's something to do with the button actuation going upwards. I took it apart but every time I think it's solved, the problem returns. Regardless of the bad marks if you are planning to get new peripherals anyway, needless to say you'll be fine. I have yet to find something I dislike about the PC itself. Like I said at first, I still think it's worth the 1199.99 price tag. But do your research before you trust a random internet stranger!

The CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop is a great gaming PC for people who are looking to get into PC gaming. It is a high powered PC that can handle some pretty taxing games. Games like Call of Duty and Escape from Tarkov run very smoothly. Not only is it a great PC but it was also very easy to set up. It can be easily modified as well. 10/10 would recommend.

I have had this only a couple days and it's great. Not loud like others have said, doesn't run hot, smooth gaming. I play fast paced games like call of duty warzone and it naturally set it to epic settings and runs amazing on it. It's getting about 90 to 144 (where i put the cap) frames per second on warzone while running epic. For 999 this is a steal and if you tried to make this yourself it would easily cost more than 1200