Customer Ratings & Reviews

Computer is super fast and runs fairly quiet. Most noise comes from the power supply unit fan. I'm a little disappointed in the SSD as it is the ADATA brand. I hope the ADATA holds up in time. This PC had a missing Windows code for activation, but calling the toll-free number was easy and the nice person whom I spoke to had me a code emailed out quickly. I plan on calling tech support again as I have noticed that no temperature alarms are set in the bios. I have no clue what they should be set on.

My 1st performance PC. So far so good, pretty much plug and play. Good price for what you are getting, not too loud and performance is as I expected w/o making any adjustments yet. 130fps on warzone. Arrived a week earlier than expected which was also a plus.

I'm not much of a PC guy but being my first one I have to say I had doubts regarding if it would work properly but it does. Everything was in perfect order except the mouse, the middle buttons were complety unusable, the reason being they were stuck inside and made the mouse go crazy when trying to use it, besides that, it seems that the windows activation key is not working properly as it says that is not a valid and have to purchase a new one... Like I said, I'm not a PC guy but if that really is a problem then there is no point in giving the key out with the PC

I picked up my PC at my local Best Buy, it arrived two days earlier than originally expected. Packaging was good, no damage to the case of internal components. I got the Asrock B450m/ac mobo + MSI ventus 3070 2x combo. The PSU is Apevia as others have mentioned. I was concerned about the motherboard and the PSU as these brands are considered "cheap" and there are lots of mixed reviews about them online. I've had the PC for about a week and I have to say everything has been working great so far. While those components are not top of the line, they get the job done and just as they have some negative reviews, they also have lots of positive reviews (Apevia PSU and Asrock mobos). Overall, for the price and convenience, I can't complain. Another concern I had was cooling. Air flow is not great with this case. The case prioritizes aesthetics over air flow. It looks great once you peel the plastic off but you will immediately be able to tell that the design is somewhat flawed from an airflow standpoint. As others have pointed out, I would recommend adding fans at some point improve airflow - switching the front fans to the top as exhaust fans, and adding 3 fans in front for intake. The mobo only has one 4-pin header for PWM fans (variable speed) that's already used up by the stock fans, so I plan on using the 3-pin header for intake fans that would be running at full speed all the time. I do have to point out that temps have been acceptable for me so far, never exceeding 80degC under heavy load (streaming + gaming) on either the GPU or CPU, but I do have external fans blowing air through the top of the case from an old laptop cooling station I had laying around. I just rest the cooling station on top and let the fans blow air into the case to somewhat improve the airflow. This is my temporary solution until I add more fans to the case. I am looking more into the warranty implications in the meantime... Regarding noise, it hasn't been an issue for me, the laptop cooling station I rest on top of the case is actually louder than the PC itself, so that's all I hear most of the time. Under load you can hear the fans since they are rev'd up, sure, but it doesn't bother me at all and I think it will be fine for most people. Final note: You also will need to change the RAM speed in BIOS if you want the full 3000MHz speed (it comes set at 2666MHz out of the box). This process was super easy and a quick search online should be enough for anyone to learn how to do it. An in all, this PC is a good deal for the price, but it does have some flaws. Still, I would recommend and I'm really happy with my purchase :)

Good computer. Well built. The one I received came with a MSI GeForce RTX 3070 GAMING X TRIO, I think that's most expensive 3070 with the highest factory overclock (at 1830). This 3070 is selling for $759.99 MSRP assuming if it's even available. The computer is well built with good cable management. The biggest negatives I have are 1) The motherboard used is very bare bone. No USB-C, only 2 PCI-E slots and the graphics card blocks the 2nd slot completely. 2) GPU sag. The MSI Gaming Trio X is supposed to come with a bracket to support the GPU, but it's not included in my computer.

So far I haven't had any major issues with it aside from CPU temps. I have tried adjusting fan speed and making sure the cooler is fully tightened by hand and I still see temps as high as the mid 80s Celsius when gaming. Could be poor thermal paste application so I might try replacing it soon. Will update with any changes. Besides that I have nothing but positive things to say about it. It's well built and hasn't had any hiccups along the way. Just make sure you enable XMP to get the full speed of your RAM and pray you don't get a DOA card like some unfortunate souls have been.

You really just cant beat the quality, build and value of the components in this PC> I was skeptical but a believer now seeing how well put together this computer is. I HIGHLY recommend it especially someone wanting an RTX card at a reasonable price

This computer arrived early and I was very happy with the results out of the box. I was lucky enough to get the ASUS 3070 and it is capable of handling all of the games and projects I have thrown at it. I would definitely recommend CyberPower PCs to friends. I did have an issue with my original box and Best Buy was quick to help me fix the problem.

In my opinion it's definitely worth buying. It comes with a mouse & keyboard that both light up & work well for my current needs. Fans seem be good and the graphics card itself along with the CPU make it worth buying. If there's anything I'd change currently it would be the RAM but that's because of the needs I have with software & other things. I know not everyone had a superb experience as I did but for the price I paid while it was also on sale & what I got in the box, it's hard to beat. Played every game I threw at it with ease but decided to upgrade to a 3080 ti to be able to play everything at ultra in 4k. Good purchase!

I bought this computer after not having any luck securing a 3xxx graphics card. I didn't really have that high of an expectation for pre-builts, but once I got this computer I had to leave a review. The cable management was really well done and the overall components for the price was really good compared to building it yourself. The packaging was done really well too. Just unbox, plug in the power cable, connect some cables, and turn it on. It was pretty simple!

I basically got this PC because I didn't feel like putting together a PC and saw that it came with an RTX300 GPU. The materials are decent, but the performance is great. I've been impressed with it so far and it was a breeze to set up.

I was a little skeptical about a pre-built but given the market right now and I wanted a complete upgrade anyway. The unit arrived yesterday, nothing was broken, booted right up, my only issue was while gaming I noticed the graphics card was quite loud, my specific build came with the MSI Gaming X Trio RTX 3070, and due to the size it is quite a heavy card, the bracket wasn't installed properly and it had a bit of sag, causing the wiring underneath to rub on the middle fan then causing the fan not to spin, putting more strain on the other 2 fans. A simple adjustment of the GPU bracket, and all fans are spinning freely now and have no issue. I would just recommend applying better thermal paste to the AIO but besides that, this is a great pre-built in my opinion for the price, I definitely got my money's worth.

So far, so good. This pc is quick and I have no problems. It is modern looking and has the latest components that seem to work flawlessly and for a great price. It has NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.59 GHz, Installed RAM 16.0 GB, System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor. No physical defects and has run well since using it for two months now. If the power goes out, it must be reset by the switch on the back before you turn the power button on. The only thing I think they could have done differently to make it better is to move the power button. It is situated at the top and if you run your hand over it for the usb ports, it may accidentally hit the power button and that is a pain. I have no other complaints about this pc. It was a great buy.

Overall, a good gaming PC given the price. But, the included gaming mouse came broken and my MSI RTX 3070’s shroud was buzzing loudly during heavy load.

Just received mine yesterday and am loving it so far. Prebuilts are probably going to be the only way most people can get a 3070 in the next several months. Performs wonderfully and is quiet while doing so. PRO: Very easy to set up Silent at low GPU loads Fairly quiet even at 100% GPU NVMe SSD is blazing fast No bloatware (other than what Microsoft includes with Windows) CON: Components aren't top-end for their specs. If you were building this yourself you could spend an extra $20-$40 on RAM, your SSD, PSU, fans, etc., of the same numerical specs and maybe get something with greater longevity or slightly higher clock speeds or lower noise. The version of the RTX 3070 you get will probably slightly underperform other 3070s (mine benchmarked at 30%, so below average), but any 3070 is still a 3070

Seems to be a solid system 4stars cuz price keeps going up other wise great gaming system super fast and responsive love the build in wifi on board

Got the CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 3700X - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 - 1TB SSD - White. Came with EVGA GeForce RTX 3070, Gigabyte B450M DS3H motherboard, Crucial Ballistix RAM 16 GB 3000 MHz, APEVIA 800W Gold 80 Plus power supply unit. Upon startup, Windows 10 was not activated. After a quick email to customer service, I was sent an activation code. CPU runs hot & idles around high 40 to high 50s. Still working on figuring out if CPU is faulty or if the AMD Ryzen 7 3700X runs hot normally.

This PC is definitely worth the money. I’ve been able to run Fortnite, Modern Warfare / Warzone, GTA, and much more at the highest settings without any issues. I haven’t done any FPS counter tests but I know I get at least 200-300 on almost every game. It handles everything smooth and easy. The NVME drive really makes the computer super fast. Boot times are great and opening any games or applications is quick. The only downside about the PC is that it got hot very easy. GPU would reach 75-80 Celsius. The processor would get very hot as well. I now have 3 intake fans in the front, 3 intake fans at the top, and an exhaust fan in the back. You’ll definitely want to install more fans before you overheat and damage something. Other than that, the PC is amazing.

Good PC for the price. Paid $1450 for this desktop, I got a 10% off for my birthday. Only con is I had to buy extra fans, other than that this PC is great for the price..

this desktop is working very well, I got it 2 days ago and I haven't had any problems with it, working fine and fast Games work perfectly.