Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great machine for people who don’t have the time to build one. I’m very impressed with the GPU. My machine came with an EVGA 3Fan RTX 3070. So far I can run cyberpunk at Ultra with Dlls at balance and get 55fps. Overall I would recommend. You get your money’s worth with this computer! Had an issue with windows activation, called cyberpower and received a code with in 10hrs. Bestbuy on the other hand was monstrously awful with their shipping. It took almost 2 weeks to receive my shipment.

The prices of GPU's make this prebuilt a good option. if you want your pc to run cooler keep in mind adding at least 2 more fans as airflow is not the best in this case. I got a B450M with dual channel running at 3000mhz, a MSI RTX 3070 X2, an AIO CPU cooler and a Ryzen 7 3700x and a WD Blue 1tb m.2 nvme. Keyboard and mouse(which RGB stop working) are included, they are not the worse but can be better. it also has 2 extra SATA cables for extra storage. It is a good pc but I would recommend getting more fans and a motherboard for future upgrades.

This PC is amazing! And for this price, you're definitely getting what you're paying for. My only issue with this is that the mouse that I bought with the PC came broken. :( It still works fine for navigating the computer and clicking, etc., but the button which changes the DPI is broken. The top button which increases the DPI works fine, it is the bottom button which decreases the DPI that is broken, it seems pushed in. I can't push it to change the DPI. Other than this minor setback, the keyboard works flawlessly, and the PC runs smoothly.

My Background: Considering the chip shortage and relative impossibility to get a good graphics card at a reasonable price, I, like many decided to buy a prebuilt. I had been using a gaming laptop from over four years ago which would have performance drops during games like Valorant, League of Legends, etc. (all on lowest quality graphics). I play video games on a daily basis and needed something that could handle games like Warzone and Valorant on high settings. I'm not an expert at PCs, but as a lover of games here is my review. Initial Thoughts: My PC was packaged nicely and I was super excited to get the NVIDIA RTX 3070. Immediately checked BIOS and was pleased to see that fan speeds could be controlled. Aesthetically super pleasing chassis was a plus and the RGB lights made me happy. Heat: I read reviews that this PC ran hot and was pretty worried. If I play a game like Valorant for hours, it does get a bit hot, but never anything too crazy. There's a metal top that I removed from the top of the case and a glass panel that I removed from the side. I'm not sure if that's a no-no but it hasn't caused any problems yet. I run the fans at their highest settings. Gaming Performance: Overall, I'm very pleased with this PC. I don't play incredibly intense games, but for the ones I do play, it performs perfectly. I run Valorant at the highest graphics settings and easily get 200 fps. I cap it there because I don't need any higher (I have a low hz monitor at the moment). Warzone and Apex legends are also played at higher graphics and considering I was barely able to boot the games up before, this is a big step up. Peripherals: They were of mediocre quality, but if you get a mouse and keyboard (there are some decent ones for relatively cheap) you'll be fine. Otherwise, they are useable...just not that great. RGB: RGB controlled by a button at the top of the PC which cycles through various colors. It adds a nice touch to the aesthetics and I really enjoy it. Overall: With a nice looking chassis, RGB fans, 3070, and AMD ryzen 7 3700x, the price is more than likely worth it. I have experienced no performance issues on any of the games that I play and am very pleased with the PC. If you're thinking of buying this prebuilt, I would recommend it. Heat runs a little bit high so if you wanted to chip in about 50 extra dollars, you could get yourself 3 more fans for the top as exhaust fans (others in the reviews have done so). I'm holding off on the fans for now, but will most likely purchase them in the future.

I got this desktop for my birthday. It got to my house within a week. When I opened the box I noticed that the case had a bent on it but then realize that it was caused by one of the screws being very tight. I'll admit that this the best way to get a 30 series graphics card. It has good cable management. This pc can do anything you are probably thinking in doing with. You can stream on it, play videos games with very good frames and good quality, do personal, etc. But there some things I don't practically like about it. Like the case, it doesn't have good air flow. And the CPU cooler. It's an AIO that comes with one fan. I personally think they should at least put the AMD stock cooler instead. But over all this is a good pc. I would recommend buying this pc.

Initial thoughts on just receiving this PC: The order was well packaged, neat and organized to unpack everything. There were clear instructions and the setup was simple to get things running. Inside looks clean and organized well. Saw reviews mentioning that it'd like need extra fans installed so will test that out later. Ran benchmark test and so far it's performing above average for the specs out of the box. The keyboard and mouse it came with are pretty decent, not my favorite but can't complain for freebies. Came with a SATA cable which is nice as I did plan on putting in another SSD later. Happy with the purchase so far, especially for the price/deal I got and the quick shipping time to me.

For the most part the system is pretty good! No major issues, at least not yet. Upgradability looks to be ok but because it's a MicroATX mobo, the very large 3070 GPU blocks the other PCIe slots so if you wanted to add additional peripheral cards like a USB 3.1/3.2 card, you will only have room for one and you'll have to buy an offset adapter. You might be able to mount a fan or two on top of the case. The wiring in the panel behind the mobo (on the right side if you're facing the unit) was pretty much a messy bundle of wires, which is to be expected since the PSU is not modular. If you got OCD, then that's all just bad news but it shouldn't affect performance. I had a couple issues to start with but there are a couple notations. After turning on PC once to see if it would turn on at all, I turned it off then added 2 extra data hard drives in their respective bays. Wiring it up to power and SATA wasn't too difficult, especially for a non-builder beginner like me--though I had to move the GPU in order to do so. Some SATA ports are blocked by the GPU. During the setup after hard drive installation, after about an hour into the system being on, I hit a BSOD. A tech friend helped me analyze the issue and the issue MIGHT have been the fact that the SSD boot drive was listed on the bottom of the boot order priority in BIOS. I changed the priority to boot with the Nvme ssd so I'll update this review if any other BSOD arises in the next week or so. After that hiccup, I've been setting everything up for hours and have not run into that issue again. Another issue (which may be a carryover from my previous PC), is that there was one point where the screen turned off for about 2 seconds then turned back on. I say this might be a carryover from previous PC because this happened a lot with that one. I bought a new DispayPort cable so apparently it wasn't a cable issue. All of my drivers and Windows Updates were at the latest versions before it happened so there might just be an issue with the monitor itself. I also made sure to double check that the cables are securely in their ports. And last issue, which is not really an issue at all, XMP for the RAM wasn't enabled by default. You have to go into BIOS to enable it.

I am very happy with this purchase so far. The price point of $1549 was hard to beat seeing you can’t find a 30 series card anywhere. Motherboard is defiantly on the cheap side. B450. Other than that, all high quality parts. Ryzen 3700x. Msi 3070 3X VENTUS OC. 850 watt generic power supply. Nvme hard drive and quality pc3000 memory. Everything was hooked up proper, even the dual channel memory. I can’t believe my FPS now, I need a new monitor to match now. One downfall, need more fans for cooling. The computer gets warm while gaming, not dangerous how but hotter than I would like. Added two fans on the top and that helped very much.

Due to the current market, this was worth my while in price range. I have many pros and cons for this, I'm on the fence for leaving a good review. PROS: 1. Can handle any load I throw at it with minimal issues. 2. Sleek look with adjustable RGB fans. 3. Packaging was up to par, see CONS for problems. 4. Great for it's price, the products to build this yourself runs around $2,000 rather than the $1,499.99 that it is listed for. CONS: 1. Even though the case is sleek, the aerodynamics and cooling of the PC is frustrating. While under medium load, the glass to the case gets too hot to touch while the CPU sits at about 70 degrees Celsius and the GPU sits at around 75 degrees Celsius. 2. Case could have had another fan for better cooling. The front panel had an extra slot for a fan and would have had no issues with clearance. 3. When I got the PC, due to shipping I'm assuming, there as a decently sized chip out of the corner of the front panel, side glass and top plastic. Not something to kill the computer but aesthetics point, it makes the PC look worse. For cases, I'm more than likely going to move from the current stock case to a Corsair Obsidian for better air flow. Other than that, this computer is great for the price if you aren't a nick picker like I am.

This is honestly everything i wanted.Good packaging,quiet fans,watercooled, arrived before expected,crazy rgb.My router is in the basement and I bought an ibuypower and its antenna’s sucked.no matter how many times I reset my internet I had 1mps,but with this I got 223 YESSSIIIRRR.The only reason it doesn’t get a five is because it’s keyboard and mouse suck and customer service is basically useless.Don’t buy this pc if you have no computer experience.Because if they ship it to you incorrectly your not getting customer support help.But from my experience my pc came with everything packaged and installed.Thanks Cyberpower pc didn’t regret this purchase.

With 16 GB of ram, a 1TB SSD, a beefy CPU, and a 3070 card, this PC has a lot going on for it. They're all packed into a gorgeous case with RGB lighting. I've been able to run AAA games with ease, all while hearing not much more than a whisper from the PC. It runs fairly cool and quiet. I've opted for a dedicated mouse and keyboard since getting this, but these do come with the bundle. All in all, a tough to beat pricepoint for all that you're getting. It'd be hard to custom build a comparable PC on a similar budget, especially one that looks as great.

I bought this PC 3/24/2021. Came with MSI 3070 Ventus 3x OC. It's running amazing. Came with XMP enabled and windows activated. Probably will add better RAM and some fans. Eventually the only upgrade I want to do is upgrade the MOBO and CPU. It's a 3070. It CHEWS through games. I upgraded from a 2070 and it's night and day different. It's just a way better card. My CPU gets a little warm, but i'm guessing it's from the lack of fans and the case, so upgrading should help. My gpu temps have been great. If you're in the market for a whole PC atm, this one will not let you down. It shreds gaming at 1080p and 1440p.

Pretty great for the price. I saw alot of people have been talking about the PC being too hot and adding more fans, so I uploaded a video to YouTube explaining what I did search “RoyRodgersMF CyberPowerPC” and you should be able to find it!

I purchased this system because it was the only way I could get my hands on an NVidia RTX 3070 graphics card! Yes. Seriously. Before stripping the RTX 3070 out of the system for use in my own PC, I booted this CyberPower PC and ran some benchmarks on it and it easily handled everything I threw at it. Temperatures never exceeded 65C on CPU or GPU. My system came equipped with an ASUS Dual 3070 OC, and let me tell you this card is everything they say it is and more. Apparently there are two versions of the Asus Dual 3070, one is overclocked at the factory (capable of much higher overclocks) and the other one is the standard non-overclocked version. To my pleasant surprise my system came with the factory overclocked Dual 3070 and it reached 2070 MHz (!!!!) in my testing! Can't ask for more than that, folks. There were also no problems at all with the Ryzen 7 3700X CPU or the Cooler Master 120mm cooler. I was also pleasantly surprised with the WD Blue 1 TB NVMe SSD. I have to say, this system makes a great little gaming PC and the RTX 3070 packs a wallop. Do not underestimate the performance of this machine; if your system isn't running a 30-series NVidia graphics card then this PC will most likely easily outperform your PC in games. My biggest problem was actually finding this CyberPower PC in stock; I had searched for about four weeks before actually finding it in stock online. So if you want this system you're going to have to work hard to find it in stock like I did. Good luck!

Owned for over a year, but haven't had a single problem out of it. I plan on doing a rebuild, moving it into a new case, more fans and such for better airflow. The only drawback with it is the case to be honest. It feels cheaply made, and lacks air flow. However, I can't complain for getting a great PC with a 3070 for only around $1600 bucks. I would have also liked a bit more memory, but still, this thing is extremely great value.

I was scared at first because I saw a good amount of people that got DOA. The box did have a hole but nothing wrong with the pc itself. I got the gigabyte 3070 which performance great. It does get pretty hot with no fans on top. I recommend getting fans ASAP for better air flow. Im personally gonna get a better case that has better air flow, which will help quit a bit. I do recommend you do the same later on. No problems with the pc for now and I hope I never do. BUY THIS WHILE YOU CAN!

Pretty good for the price, it’s kind of loud but it runs solid frames the mouse gave out after a couple days I’d recommend just buying a new mouse and keyboard, the power supply is kind of crap, the rgb is also cheap and I can’t find the exact model fans they use for the case, on a good note no problems have occurred runs stable temps and great fps.

The product works well for me because I needed a new computer having relied on laptops exclusively for the last 10 years. The good: 1) Comes with an otherwise unobtainable elite graphics card (Geforce RTX 3070 by MSI), 2) Ryzen 7 3700X is also good. 3) So far the computer functions without any major problems. 4) Aesthetics are good if you like RGB. 5) Requires little setup effort. The bad: 1) Price increased by $200 from same model only 1-2 months ago 2) Bluetooth has connectivity problems and is not able to stay connected to audio devices. 3) WiFi is also weak and can not detect some otherwise detectable networks. 4) Windows and Nvidia drivers require a lot of updates. 5) Besides CPU and GPU, most of the parts are cheap and don't have great ratings. 6) Mouse squeaks during clicks. I still need to run a benchmark on this device and test its thermal management, but I'm expecting to upgrade parts eventually.

Excellent computer for playing 2k video games, you get great performance. In my case it came with the following components: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X GPU: EVGA RTX 3070 XC3 ULTRA GAMING MOBO: GIGABYTE B450M DS3H WIFI-CF RAM: 16GB DDR4 3000 MHZ PSU: Apevia ATX-PR 800W 80 Plus Gold M.2: 2280 ADATA Swordfish 1TB AIO: Cooler Master & CyberPowerPC It could improve with a better quality ssd, but for the price in these times it is great.

It's a very nice pre-build. Works efficiently, but will require some slight modification for cooling. A new 240 mm cooler (Kraken X53 will work) and maybe 3 more fans should do the trick. Other than that, it works like a beast. I do a lot of graphic design, embroidery digitizing, etc, and my son games, and this computer can handle it all. Also for a 3070, this was a steal compared to what scalpers and private sellers are selling their builds for.