Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it, got it a few days ago and my only purpose was to play CoD WARZONE. I play with almost all settings on high and ultra for graphics and high FPS count. My average FPS is around 140 on a 165hz 1440p monitor connected via Display Port. On multiplayer 150 to 180, it could easily be higher than 180 if you play at 1080 some high and low settings,its up to you. The SSD that came with mine was a 1 TB nvme wblue M.2, motherboard from gigabyte, the 3070 not sure which one but its not the standard founders edition at least, but it looks good, it only came with 2 RGB fans the ones in the front and one on the water cooling system from "i forgot lol" cyberpower i think. I already got on stand-by 5 RGB fans from Amazon for $50 and LED strip to give it more light show and fresh air. The noise of fans are normal, not high just standard noise quiet. I wish bestbuy could let us change the case at least or customize it a bit, that would increase sales a lot. I recommend getting it, unless you got the money for a 3080 or 3090 or maybe an AMD 6800 or 6900.

Loved the Pc especially for the price that I got it for. I wanted to get into the Pc community coming from consoles for years and saw this prebuilt pc. It works right out the box and the setup process is simple. It runs all games currently perfectly with it being above 60 fps the majority of the time. And the quality of the parts of there. The only thing Id recommend would be to change the AIO cooler and your set.

I own this PC for about 10 days now and it is working properly so far, but nothing excellent. As a pre-built PC, it is better than namebrand gaming PCs since the component is pretty standardized and you can replace almost everything. The case has low quality and that is why the GPU on my unit is a little slanted. Case metal is so thin it is dent on the back side, not to mention that corners are misaligned as said in other reviews. Front panel USB cable was not connected to the motherboard but I have to leave as is because the cable will block the GPU fan if connected. Even though all fans are spinning crazily with loud noise, the temperature can go as high as 80 celsius degree easily. My solution is to keep the side panel open all the time. Other reviews say extra fans are needed, but I did not figure out the way to install them yet with only one usable fan connector on the motherboard. CyberPowerPC please add 30 dollars to make it a decent PC. By the way, I got Gigabyte B450M DS3H V2 with MSI 3070 Ventus 2X OC.

So far, so good. For anyone interested in specs: Motherboard appears to be a b450m. ASUS 3070 dual fans. Ballistx 3000mhz RAM. WD Blue 1Tb SSD. After getting the computer setup, I powered it on and was shocked to see the MOBO screen and then darkness. I called CyberpowerPC tech support and after a short hold, I spoke with someone who was able to fix the issue. For some odd reason, I had to use a different monitor, update Windows, and then all of a sudden it started working on my monitor. The PC is more powerful than I expected and can run almost anything. Given the increase in price for GPUs and shortage of components in general, this computer is an excellent value. Also, despite what some reviews say, the mouse and keyboard aren't all bad. I'm not someone who takes gaming extremely seriously, but they're higher quality than your average keyboard/mouse. I've had this computer for around 2 weeks now. If anything changes, I'll be sure to update this review.

GPU: MSi (looks like) VENTUS 2X NVME Drive: WD Blue SN550 Power Supply: Too lazy to unscrew and check Ram: Crucial Ballistix Water cooler for CPU: Cooler master 120mm Rad Case Fans: Cyberpower DF1202512SEMN MOBO: AsRock something with little IO The good: -RTX 3070 -4 fans (2 front and 2 on Water Cooler) -NVME -Comes with 2 sata cables for hooking up extra drives(This actually came in clutch as i needed to hook up 2 extra SSD's) -Free keyboard and mouse to put next to your PC when you get a little madder than you probably should -Magnetic filters on the Case -Little to NO bloatwhere The Bad: -Last gen CPU -Big metal shelf on the bottom where you cannot add fans or anything for extra airflow to go to the GPU -Avalability (though thats with any PC with newer GPU's) - IO is terrible -No screws to mount a 2.5 inch into the hard drive trays(there are sadly only 2 BTW) Overall if you can get one, do it but Good luck and don't stress over the GPU shortage too much Have a Great Day

super fast pc and runs all my games I throw at it. Just add some fans to the top if temp becomes an issue and make sure fans are based off cpu temp in the bios.

I returned this computer because I was abled to order a more customized computer from another retailer. However, during my time with this computer I played quite a few games and for the most part this is a good gaming rig at this price point. Was purchased at $1599 and after taxes & fees was 1711.00. If you're on a budget and looking to get into PC gaming quickly and easily this will be perfect for you. I chose in store pickup in order to reduce the possibility of being damaged during shipping. Out of the box everything works flawlessly. Their is a foam insert within the computer case that will require you to remove the panel and gently pull the foam out. Mine was stuffed under the GPU and I had to use a knife to cut the foam out and carefully remove it without dislodging the enormous 3070 from the pcie slot. I checked to ensure all cables were plugged in and no cables were near the fans prior to turning the PC on. After powering on I enabled XMP in the bios to get the RAM up to the 3000mhz speed. The only issue I had with this computer was that occasionally it would blue screen of death and upon restarting it would go straight to bios and nothing I could do would get it to restart normally without having to hold down the power button and reset it. It would be in an infinite bios boot loop otherwise. However, a hard reset would correct the issue and this happened about 4-5 times during the 4 weeks I had the computer. I did some research on the issue and basically understood it to be a boot drive/bios issue but I simply did not try to fix it. Other then that this PC offers a great gaming experience with decent FPS in most games. Warzone is the main game I play and I wanted more than 100-130 FPS so I opted for a more customized computer in the end. However, 100-130 is still very good and if you're not overly concerned with high FPS you will be fine. I play on a 240hz 1080 monitor and wanted at least 144+fps at all times. Mouse and keyboard are decent.. my mouse had an issue when I unboxed it. The two buttons on top are used to control the DPI and subsequently the RGB of the mouse. The two buttons caved into the mouse and I had to take the mouse apart to fix it. Came with MSI VENTUS 3OC 3070 CPU TEMP while gaming averages 70-75 degrees. GPU TEMP while gaming averages 65 degrees. Resolution: 1080p/240hz Games: Warzone, Modern Warfare, Fortnite, CSGO, Rocket League High/Normal Settings with RTX disabled and DLSS disabled. Warzone FPS on Verdansk 100-130 Warzone FPS on Rebirth Island 120-150 Modern Warfare multiplayer FPS 160+ Fortnite +200 FPS Epic settings Rocket League +200FPS CSGO 200-300 FPS

This PC went beyond my expectations as a top-of-the-line machine. Its minimalist black and white design pleases the eyes and its performance is noteworthy. It is capable of running the most demanding of games (eg: CyberPunk2077) at reasonable fps. The RGBs are a nice touch as well as the tempered glass that surrounds two sides of the case. There is a good amount of interior space which allows for quite a lot of modification if you wanted to. Other than the PC itself, the keyboard that came with it works well. It's not too loud yet not too quiet so I know when I'm typing. However, the mouse that came with mine was defective in that the top buttons were misaligned and pushed into the mouse itself. It's a shame that such a package was almost close to perfection but I hope that mine was the only case and does not represent other purchases. I am planning to send a complaint and response soon.

I bought this PC around Christmas time and mainly wanted it for the 3070. So far this PC has ran every game I play at 1440p on high or ultra settings. My two gripes... Mine came with the MSI Ventus 2x 3070. After downloading MSI afterburner I noticed the GPU was getting really hot. Some games I would have to take the side panel off for it to cool to normal temps. For some reason the case was suffocating the GPU. I bought 3 fans and installed on the top of the case to exhaust the heat out and now it’s running at normal temps. Also, my PC did not come with a windows key and cyberpowerpc customer service is terrible to get ahold of. Wait times up to 45mins and you will never reach anyone. Tried the online chat and emails with no response either. Don’t forget to run BIOS also! Super quick change to get the most out of your RAM!

Of course like many others, I normally build my computers. However this PC as of June 2021 is an decent deal of $1649.99 for a 3700x and RTX 3070 being how hard GPUs are to find. Coming from a 7 year old computer with a 4th Gen intel i7 processor and a GTX 970, all of the parts here are a decent upgrade. Here are the list of parts I got: -Ryzen 7 3700x -CoolerMaster 120mm AIO -Gigabyte B450M D3SH -Lexar NM610 1TB M.2 SSD -XPG Z1 DDR4 3000 MHz 2x8GB -Gigabyte RTX 3070 GAMING OC -Apevia 800W Gold PSU -Cyberpower Keyboard and Mouse Pros- This computer will be able to run anything without issue, COD Warzone runs at 100 FPS at 1440p ultrawide maxed out graphics (RTX off). The box had some damage but the case and components inside were fine. The case had a sticker covering the motherboard IO saying to read the instructions first which is good notification before anyone tries to plug the HDMI cable into the motherboard instead of the GPU. Started up without an issue and very little bloatware. Just Cyberpower's review weblink and typical Microsoft store bloat apps that can be easily uninstalled. Plenty of RGB is you are into that. -Cons Case has okay airflow, it doesn't get too bad for me but seems like it might in the future. The unbranded fans are mediocre at moving air and cannot be controlled. They are powered off of 5V molex connector (Motherboard fan header included but not used) from the PSU. The connectors were not on very tight so two of the fans disconnected when the computer was moved and had to be plugged back in. The AIO Cooler was installed with two fans as exhaust in push pull. One is a Coolermaster fan while the other is the unbranded fan which runs at constant slow speed, ruining any cooling performance. The gigabyte motherboard only has two fan headers which are used for the AIO pump and fan which is a dumb motherboard design because there are 4 RGB headers but only 2 Fan headers. Apparently people only care about looks and not performance. This cooling issue can be solved with a $10 worth of fan headers if you are willing to open up the back and move the fan cables around. Overall, it's a seem worth it if you want a new computer or just the 3070, but it has the typical prebuilt problems such as poor cooling and cheapo motherboards. No issues with shipping and setup. Highly recommend finding videos on quick ways to vastly improve these prebuilts issues which will result in a quick and easy fix for all these problems.

I've owned this PC a month now and has been great so far. I see people saying it's loud and mine personally is not bad I sit maybe 1½ft away and sure I can hear it run but not while playing games with a head set on and still isn't bad without them. I don't really have anything bad to say so far. I do wish the board had another m.2 slot and/or Bluetooth. Atleast it does have 4 slot memory and wi-fi. My GPU temp after a few hours of gaming on high settings stays right around 45°c. And I'm getting 120-160FPS playing MW and EFT on high settings on a 1440p 144hz monitor using a Display Port cable. I would recommend upgrading the included mouse at the least. Other then that I have no complaints. My PC had: Ryzen 7 3700x CPU Gigabyte 3070 3 fan GPU Crucial ballistixs 16gb ram (2x8) WD Blue 1tb m.2 Apevia 800w gold PSU ASROCK B450M Motherboard

Amazing pc for the price, especially because the 30 series cards are so hard to get right now. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a bang for buck pc as this one is worth every penny. People were complaining about it getting too hot, but for me that was not a problem.

Overall, we wanted to like this PC. It's well built for the most part, but it would get really hot, so you would definitely need to add fans While it was running, it played games on high setting, fairly well. Unfortunately, we had a problem with a faulty Graphics Card (these things do happen with electronics), but if it wasn't for that issue, and the overheating (which has a fairly simple solution), this would have been a fairly decent gaming PC, especially with the Graphics Card shortages I would recommend (IF not for those issues)

Very good PC at the price. The GPU and CPU are excellent and justify the price. The MB and SSD are a little underwhelming. The case is very nice. Had an issue the next morning where the BIOS came up instead of Windows and I had to shut off and back on to get to Windows which was weird. Overall very happy with my purchase.

No issues! Delivered in 6 days. GPU was an ASUS. Gigabyte B450M motherboard. Crucial Ballistix DDR4 Ram 3000 mhz. Don't know what kind of PSU. Cooler master CPU cooler. Started right up with no issues. Playing MSFS on ultra settings with no problems.

One of the best deals on a Pre Build ever, It performs amazing and overall looks beautiful. Its the best bargain if you're looking for a 30 Series card and not to mention how much of a good deal is when looking up all the components separately. I'd 100% recommend it if you're looking for a new PC.

I was on the fence between building a new pc and purchasing a prebuilt one. Times are tough when it comes to finding a reasonably priced 3070+ series GPU so I knew this would most likely be the best option. Pulled the trigger and bought this! Turned out to be a great decision since it pretty much handles most games I throw at it (specifically Red Dead Redemption 2). For those looking for a new pc with a nextgen card such as a 3070, try this out! I knocked it down one star because it came with a limited mobo (for my future upgrades), a lower-end 3070, and a non-modular PSU.

Mine came with an msi ventux 2x 3070. The psu is pretty loud, but gaming is a breeze with this build. The cpu never hits 70c and stay within the 50s or 60s range, but on cyberpunk on 1080 ultra settings the gpu would be in the high 70s and stay at 80c after 20 minutes of playing. I would probably replace the power supply and add some fans on the top and below the 2 fans that came with the pc, overall a great build and excellent choice for the price.

Rtx cards can be hard to find and expensive to aquire. This pc is a geeat value for the hardware it comes with. Hard to replace the poerr supply out of the box vut i put a better one in and didnt look back.

First of all, I swear I was not compensated in any way for the contents of this review, but you have to admire Best Buy for being the only retailer that hasn't raised prices on what stock they do have of 3000 series GPUs, and PCs equipped with one like this one. This was significantly less expensive than a similarly configured PC on the manufacturers website. This is the first pre-built I've bought since 1999. I only bought it because it was the only way to get my hands on a 3070 right now without being incredibly lucky or paying scalpers. And while it's certainly a decent machine, and the 3070 doesn't disappoint, it has its drawbacks. One must keep their expectations in line with the price of this machine, which was certainly below the point at which perfection could be expected. This PC just plain works, with a decent CPU and a good power supply, but it isn't up to the standards I would have set if I were building myself. So, what's not to like? First, it has a micro-ATX motherboard which limits features; for example there is only one M2 slot. There is no reason to use a micro motherboard in a full-size case except to shave off a few bucks. Hey Cyberpower, could you lose all the stupid lights and put the money saved towards a more feature-filled motherboard? Second, I am finding temperatures run high. The CPU idles at 35; the air-cooled skylake it replaced idled at around 24. The GPU idles around 30 but got as high as a semi-alarming 79 while playing Cold War, with the CPU at 75 and nothing overclocked. Third and most important, it's LOUD. The fans on this water-cooled PC are much louder than any PC I've built, and I thought the whole point of water cooling was to keep things quiet. I even cut the back of the case with a dremel to remove the stamped-steel finger guard where the fan exhausts and replace it with a much-less restrictive wire one (I do this with all my cases) but that did little to improve either temperatures or sound. The PC is down beside the desk (not in the footwell) where I would expect not to hear it so much, but I'm made very much aware that it's on, all the time. When gaming, you're going to need headphones; it makes a racket, like a box fan on high. At the price I paid, I'm mostly satisfied. If your expectations are in line with the price, you won't be disappointed.