Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was looking for a PC with a new Nvidia 3000 series graphics card and this deal was recommended to me as being one of the best pre-builts containing one. Almost all of the other pre-builts with a 3070 were well over $1450 so for $1350, I decided to give it a shot. Out of the box all I had to do was remove one of the side panels to remove a piece of packing foam that kept the components in place while being shipped and then plug it in to my monitor. It came with a pretty average non-mechanical keyboard with white keyboard backlights, and an okay mouse with adjustable DPI and side buttons. Windows was already installed so I just had to log in and I was up and running. The first thing I noticed right away was the noise this computer made. Even while browsing the internet or watching YouTube videos, there was a very distracting buzzing and vibration. Speeds and loading times while using the internet were very fast. On CoD Warzone, I was getting around 100-130 fps at 1440p with shadows and ray tracing turned off with high/ultra settings on everything else. About the same on Apex Legends with all max settings. The problem was the noise. The instant I started playing a game this computer sounded like a plane taking off. It was so loud that I had trouble hearing my game audio while I had a noise suppressing headset on. Not only was there noise, but vibration too. My feet would literally be tingly after playing for a couple hours due to the vibration that went through my floor that the computer was sitting on a few feet away. I looked for the culprit of the noise and vibration and realized a lot of it was coming from the power supply. It is a really cheap PSU by Apevia that constantly ran with fans at full power and vibrated a ton. The CPU cooler was also fairly noisy trying to keep temperatures down, which it didn't really do that great of a job at as the CPU stayed around 73-79 degrees while gaming. After the first couple days I started getting error messages that would crash my game and make me restart the computer. These became more and more frequent and on top of the ridiculously loud noise I decided to send the computer back for a refund. This isn't as great of a deal as it may seem. The 3070 is a MSI Ventus 2 which is the worst rated of all the 3070 cards, the PSU is really bad, there is only 16 GB of 3000mhz RAM, and the CPU cooler is a cheap water cooler that doesn't do a great job. I would avoid.

I've had my Cyberpower PC for nearly 2 weeks now and it's been fantastic! Have had no issues whatsoever. GPU runs nice and cool and the PC plays any game I throw at it at ultra settings! Highly recommend this computer.

I love it so far. I use it for work (mostly Adobe) and occasional gaming. The system runs adobe extremely well. The case has a ton of storage for upgrades and looks neat. My only preference would be to make the fans slightly quieter. Otherwise good value for the money and cheaper than building a computer with current part shortages.

Great Performance, Mostly got it a pc prebuilt for the 3070 GPU or I would build my own. Good value at the moment because GPU prices are super high. Some components weren't plugged into the B450 Motherboard. For example my 2nd Fan Chassis wasn't plugged in, but nothing major. Owned for over a Month now. Max is 145 Fps on FFXIV Online, Ultra settings for most games at 60 fps or higher. Mouse is okay, keyboard is okay. Cooling is fine staying consisting below 75 Celsius on the CPU while gaming. Great so far!

I ordered this BestBuy product a few weeks ago and just picked it up. This model came with a GIGABYTE GAMING GeForce RTX 3070. Everything else is the same. I saw other reviews saying that they had green dots displaying on their screen after a day of usage. So I was skeptical at first. Upon inspection, I found one of the power cord pins bent. Everything else seemed fine. No biggie I thought. I bent it back. The screws on the front and back panels were not bent or damaged from the shipping or transport of this product. When I turned the pc on, it made a buzzing noise. I thought that was normal. Windows booted up quick and then I went into bios and saw that the XMP profile wasn't enabled at 3000MHz. My product didn't come with Windows 10 activated so I had to call the support number. They emailed me a key after a few hours. After installing and running games such as gta 5, hitman, and watch dogs 2 the pc would make a loud chainsaw noise. Most likely coming from the psu. Right now, it has been fairly quiet. My monitor had been flickering that was after I had installed all the necessary drivers. I turned off G-sync and now it has stopped. You get what you pay and YMMV.

My first-ever gaming PC and works like a dream! With all the prices of PC parts going up, this was definitely a steal. I would highly recommend this pre-build. Also, their customer service is great!

Got my new desktop in today the build quality was done really well rgb headers were even taped down to ensure they didn't come loose during shipping. Product performs exceptionally well. couldn't be happier.

Really good pre-built especially if you want to keep up to date with the 30 series generation cards and would recommend this PC if you really don't want to built it or you sincerely need a Computer at this period of time

This PC has been amazing, smooth setup with no issues. The RTX 3070 is blazing fast and has not given me any problems. Highly recommend this build, this is the first time I buy a prebuilt PC and have no regrets.

So far, this computer has had no trouble with whatever game I throw at it. at max settings (only a 1080p res at the moment) Metro Exodus. Cyberpunk, BF 3, 4, 1, 5, GTA V, Hell Let Loose, and several other games I've played are all smooth, and visually impressive. The computer itself was delivered early, and that was really nice, since the original date was supposed to be on the 24th (xmas eve) So that was quite a nice surprise. (Purchase date was Dec 10th, and picked it up on the 20th)

I've been keeping my eye on this PC for a month before finally purchasing and thankfully I was able to ! I've been in need of getting a PC for work/home use, and I wanted to get one with one of the latest gen cards, so I was able to get my hands on it. As in most things with gaming, keep your eyes on the temps and have fun! I've downloaded and installed an overclocking application, to keep track of performance metrics, and so far I haven't seen temps go about 64 degrees Celsius, but I haven't really pushed it. Note that I've only had the PC for about a week now, and so far so good. My only complaint so far is that I am having some Windows activation issues, but I haven't really looked into yet.

Only problem was I had to get a fan replaced after 2 years. Good overall product. Should hold up another 5 years.

NVIDIA Founders Edition looks the best of all the RTX cards but I ended up getting an RGB EVGA one which is weird because the manual that came in the bag was for an ASRock GPU. EVGA has been very good to me so I feel like I lucked out there. I saw another user saying they got an MSI RTX 3070. These Pre-Builts just feels like a lottery. Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M GPU: EVGA RTX 3070 RAM: Crucial Ballistix... The ugly red ones. Honestly glad it's not the RGB red ones cause that would've been worse. PSU: APEVIA 800W GOLD 80 Plus. Never even heard of them so I'll eventually replace it with an EVGA one. I've heard these machines had a chance it didn't come with activated Windows and that's what happened with mine. So I guess now I have to deal with their customer service. Their hours say Mon-Fri and Sat but their automated phone says there's no available agent and I should call during their hours. Today is Monday at 2pm. I read online that the case has pretty terrible airflow and they were right. I was playing Monster Hunter World (@4k60fps) with the MSI Afterburner overlay telling me the thermals. It got to 80°C (176°F) before I realized and shut everything off and took the side panel off. It now reads an average of 60°C-65°C. At least the white on the case makes it looks nice... Probably going to be another replacement down the line but I'm okay with just taking the panel off. Honestly, I probably can't do a better job at the wire management. Only reason why I'm giving this 3 stars is for the GPU alone.

Had bought the 5700xt build black friday which broke down in a few weeks unfortunately. Geek squad for some reason ordered the wrong replacement which by the time Cyberpower got the order, the shortage got extremely bad. Ended up having to get a refund and stalk this listing for months (and a $200+ price increase) until finally successfully completing a transaction for it. The value currently is alrtight, but particularly good considering the shortage and builds like the 6700xt rising up to the price of this build. Now cosidering the build itself: the box had obviously taken a huge beating at some point but the case was okay. Although, it wasnt until my two week return window passed that i noticed the water cooler fan was actually cracked. Had issues with the case fans as well. And recently had an issue with the fan inside the 3070; however, I was able to fix that. The 3070 is the MSI 2x oc, which actually has been running pretty cool considering the really bad airflow of the case. The 3700x has been performing fantastic, the mobo is the gigabyte b450m which is bare minimum, BUT is running better than my asus b550m i used to have booting windows from the m.2 (Adata). Cheap PSU but thats expected. Overall taking in the market and my personal issues I've had with cyperpower prebuilds from bb, this one has been good (enough). Definitely worth the gamble considering the other reviews too

This machine is a beast. Can run any game at high settings with ease. I did add a few fans because the temperatures were reaching around 80, but other than that, this is definitely worth the money!

Purchase for my 15 yo daughter. The specs are enough for whatever she needs to do plus gaming. Only negative about the pc is that there is only one exhaust....how the 3 front fans suppose to intake air when the front is completely sealed and the little open above the fans isn't gonna get much air. Now that i think about it... the front being sealed means little to no dust getting in. Had to add two additional fans at the top for exhaust. Overall my daughter loves the pc.

This is my first prebuilt computer I am purchasing since my last PC I built myself around 9 years ago has lasted me this long. I am very happy with the PC but I did encounter one issue when I first set it up which was that it would randomly shut down and boot into BiOS with a undiscoverable boot drive. I was able to get back in, updated all drivers, fixed some settings and I haven't had this issue since but it's still too soon to tell if this was fixed. For now this gets 5 stars and I will update if the situation gets worse or if the situation is completely gone.

Great PC for the price, in my opinion. There are a few negative things that I have noticed since I got the PC. When the computer goes into sleep mode, I am not able to wake it up via mouse or keyboard. I typically have to do a hard shut down by pressing on the power button. I have tried multiple ways to fix it but no luck. Other than this annoyance, this PC has been great to me.

The PC its decently priced for the current chip shortage climate. Does run a little hot. Can be fixed by adding extra fans. My last unit had to be replaced after a month of not working however, they were able to give me my money back. I did have to go through the frustration of having to snipe another PC on Best Buy though. The box the PC came in was destroyed, Luckily I only saw one small dent that is not a big deal. Overall, do recommend this awesome PC!

Pretty good pc build. This is prolly the cheapest and fastest way to get your hands on the rtx 3070 without waiting for such a long time