Customer Ratings & Reviews

Long story short this is an awesome PC, especially on sale which is like $1400ish rn which is very very good for these specs. However, it is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT YOU UPDATE THE SSD/and probably BIOS! Most of the BSOD (Blue screen of death) complaints seem to mainly be coming from the SSD (usually the WD Blue SN 580) not playing well with Windows 11 which simply requires you to just download the western digital tool and click update which is extremely easy and needs to be the FIRST thing you do upon getting this pc! My experience with this PC was buying one and it worked perfectly and is an amazing PC for the price but when starting apps for the first time the whole PC would BSOD then be fine, so i didnt really care that much. This eventually 11 days later led to complete BSOD as soon as I signed into windows. I tried everything but updating the SSD which I later found out is likely the main culprit - I returned the PC and used my laptop but honestly really missed the performance of this PC. So I caved and bought another one to give it a try. The second and current one I got actually came fully updated, BIOS, SSD, drivers etc, everything was fully up to date which was great it must've been built real recently. Out of the box you dont need to do anything really except screw in the antennas in the back and plug it in... Performance wise to me this computer isnt really loud at all, has good temps (I usually limit my FPS to my refresh rate of 120, but play 1440 on all games at very high or above settings) the temps usually dont go above 65c. Performance wise I mean the CPU and GPU are a beast setup you can find plenty of benchmarks of them together on youtube, but regardless you will be able to play whatever you want tbh, maybe worst case like cyberpunk or something you might have to play with high or medium settings at 1440p lol but i doubt it. All of the parts are actually not bad at all, however I really want to look at the PSU but it is supposedly gold rated atleast according to another review - otherwise both PC's I had came with slightly different but similar variations of the following specs some are an educated guess but are very close to whatever specific model each part probably is - Ram - Very possibly XPG Lancer Blade 2x 16gb DDR5 6000mhz Both motherboards were b650 variants, this one is a Pro B650 VC WIFI GPU Im pretty sure this one is a GIGABYTE 4070 Super windforce OC cpu is the 7800 x3d... PSU - Unknown id really like to check though SSD is a WD Blue SN 580 2TB Case and CPU AIO both appear to be inhouse cyberpower made ones but work great tbh Side note if you have issues with steam loading very slowly disable the CPU's integrated GPU and that fixed my issues... Otherwise If you can afford it this thing is a beast and seems to be an excellent deal.

I’ve had this computer for a month now and I have had no issues really whatsoever. I’m new to the whole PC Gaming world. I have played console for many years and there are a few games I wanted to play that console doesn’t have. This build has exceeded my expectations. Let me start by saying that I’m not sure what I expected but I have friends with gaming computers and over the years I’ve watched them struggle to make certain games or programs work. I’ve saw some lag and other issues, and I assumed this was kind of the norm in this space. I tend to be ok at navigating the computer so I was fully ready to “iron out the kinks” but there were NONE. This thing says “game ready” and it’s not kidding. I’ve been able to run everything I’ve thrown at it. New games, old games, optimized games, less optimized games. It handles it all, well. I am currently gaming on a 2K monitor so not stressing with 4K, and it runs everything at high settings so far without issue. I have a second monitor that is 4K capable and tested that as well, and it handles everything great at at least 60FPS in 4K! I can get 165+ routinely at 2K though. That seems to be the sweet spot. I’m happy with that. Setting it up was super easy. Basically, plug it in and turn it on. There is not really any unnecessary bloat from CyberPower unlike other brands, so there wasn’t much for me to uninstall. That was nice. A bonus as well is that the BIOS appears to have been configured almost perfectly. The included mouse and keyboard will get the job done, but I recommend spending a little extra for a better mouse. The buttons are squeaky and I’m not a fan of the feel. That’s a minor issue though. It was nice to have them at least be included. Mine also came with spare SATA cables, which I appreciate for adding more storage later. Overall, everything has been great so far. Registering the PC with CyberPower will also net you a free mousepad, so considering that it comes with mouse and keyboard it’s almost includes all the essentials if this is your first time on PC. My coworker purchased the same build and I helped him set it up, it has also worked without a hitch. He has enjoyed his as well, so I have reason to believe the quality is decent at CyberPower. I highly recommend this machine.

"I was deciding between buidling my own PC vs buying a pre-built. I ended up buying this prebuilt because I was having difficulty finding a Nvidia 4070 super or the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D in stock. After researching, I saw that CyberPowerPC had this GPU and CPU in stock through Bestbuy for a price that was very similar to building on my own. I have had the PC for 1 week and everything has been working without any issues."

I mean for the price you can't beat this deal. Looked around for 2 weeks to upgrade and any other brand out there that has the 4070 Super in their prebuilt is going to be 1800 at the least and closer to 2000 on average. Plus it's one of the few with the AMD CPU instead of one of the Intel 14th gens that have had many problems. Overall amazing deal and have loved the performance so far.

I ordered it last week, and during the first two days, I had blue screen error issues with Windows. For those who have bought this powerful case and are experiencing this problem, I'll explain at the end of my review what to do to resolve it. The system is really powerful, and I'm very satisfied. In all games, graphics are set to ultra-high. The CPU temperature is well-controlled, so don’t hesitate to buy it. Blue screen issue: The issue stems from the SSD by Western Digital, which is not fully compatible with Windows and its read/write speeds. Go to the Western Digital website, search for "blue screen" in the support section, and download a program provided there. After installing it, simply update the SSD to the latest version, and you’ll be able to enjoy your system without any issues.

Taking a star off for the built in WiFi adaptor having issues and not being able to get above 50-80mbps regardless of any troubleshooting (hardwired gets 800+ so no complaints now). This thing is a beast, runs any game on ultra settings with 144+ FPS. Amazing CPU mixed with an incredible GPU, no issues with any performance.

Where to start… I LOVE THIS PC!!!! first time having a “gaming pc” and it feels wonderful! Very easy to set up no downloads needed. Plug it in turn it on and let it do the downloads then your up and running to start gaming!!Honestly i hesitated by looking at the reviews of people mentioning the blue screen so I gave it time becusse I was stressing about it but month later nothing has happened works just fine when people looks at my specs they are pretty impressed so I would say go for it specially if your indecisive like me lol

Hopefully I don’t jinx myself by writing this review, but.. yeah. Once you defeat the blue screen of death issue, it’s ABSOLUTELY perfect. Replacing my Dell XPS 13 2022 laptop that for some reason is just so ridiculously slow when doing any sort of editing despite it not being that old of a laptop. And costing a grand more than this PC. I’m not sure what I did to fix the BSOD to be honest. It mostly randomly happened after booting up and while gaming but the boot up is fast so it wasn’t a big deal. Eventually I changed a bunch of settings for better gaming, updated bios and windows, and I haven’t had an issue with it for almost two weeks now. Plus I bought it in November so I had until January to return it. ..until I saw that it went down about 200 dollars after buying it for Black Friday, but thankfully Best Buy price matched it and gave me like 185 bucks back. Sadly that means I can no longer return it (woulda been nice to know) but I shouldn’t need to! Plus it has a warranty (I hope?) so all good. Amazing PC. I with DLSS I can easily play 1440p games at over 200 FPS. Oh my lol. Infinitely better than my ps5. Though I’m awful with mouse and keyboard so I’m still playing on controller. Anyways. For 1500ish bucks after tax thanks to Black Friday? Absolutely a steal. I plan on putting a 4080 super in at some point to really make this thing amazing! And if you get the specs separately it comes out to about 1,850. It’s insane. Buy now before Trumps tariffs likely ruin how cheap gaming is right now come mid 2025 or 2026.

As a newcomer to PC gaming, I couldn’t be happier with this pre-built system. For the price and specs, it was an absolute no-brainer. Way better than anything I could have built on my own within the same budget! The setup and registration process was incredibly easy, and I was especially impressed that CyberPowerPC didn’t load the machine with unnecessary bloatware. I was up and running in just 30 minutes! I’ll definitely be purchasing from CyberPowerPC again in the future.

Great PC for gaming and for multi-tasking. I love the RGB lights and that it's not too loud. I also like that it is liquid cooled and the case looks nicer than I thought it would. I only wish that it had wifi 6. Mine came with MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Super 12G Ventus 2X OC Graphics Card. I know some come with different ones, but I have no complaints on this one. I really like that you can open the glass. It makes it easier for cleaning and if adding more memory. I like how there's plenty of space to upgrade down the road, although I probably won't be doing that for a few years. I will be posting a video on YT Calmdragon1 to show what it looks like. I am also doing some benchmarks. 9/10 I would just want wifi 6 to make it 10/10

TLDR: Good mid-level PC that handles anything you throw at it with ease and easily upgradeable in the future. Overall, I am satisfied with my new PC. It is plenty fast, handles anything you throw at it. Uses some decent quality components in its construction that are nonproprietary so you can easily upgrade it in the future . If I was to purchase all of the same components separately it would have cost a few hundred more plus the time of putting it all together, so it's definitely a good value. The PC didn't work out of the box, but I solved the issue by going through unplugging and plugging back in all of the connectors, so probably had a pin fitment issue from shipping as it now works with no other issues. It happens with prebuilts so no big deal. Cable management could be better. Everything was just zip-tied together in one nest of wires and shoved in the back of the case making it a pain to sort through when you want to add anything. If you plan on upgrading it, a modular power supply will help reduce the unused cables or you can just go through with some more cable ties and sort it all out. Or you can just leave it as you don't see it and it doesn't affect anything. I do like that its water cooled which usually you're paying over $2k for a PC with that option out of the box. Case fans could be better quality, but they work fine and are not too loud.

This is an overall great pre-build for the price with the usual downsides that you'll find in basically all pre-builds of this tier. I'm not super technically inclined, but I did a lot of research prior to buying this PC as I didn't feel confident in building one myself, and I have few complaints. I'm giving it 5 stars in the context of it being a pre-build as I think its one of the best you can get in this price range if you don't want to build your own, but technically it could be built better and cheaper if you did it yourself. After all was said and done with taxes and buying it on a slight sale, I paid about $1600 and I feel that the price is fair for what I got, though there does seem to be quite a bit of variation as far as specific parts goes so I might have felt differently if I had ended up with different parts. I don't think the non-sale price is worth it though, and it goes on sale often enough that its worth waiting for the price drop. For reference, from what I've been able to piece together, my build includes: -A PNY branded RTX 4070 Super. No complaints! -CyberpowerPC Brand Liquid AIO Cooler and fans, which get the job done just fine even if they aren't the best out there. -SSD is the blue Western Digital, and the cause of a lot of BSOD issues for other reviewers. The issue is an easy fix with a simple update as other reviews have detailed, and the included documentation that comes with the PC includes a link to instructions on how to do so. My unit came with everything pre-updated so I never had the BSOD issue myself. -RAM is T-Force DELTA RGB. Came installed correctly, and configured correctly in BIOS as well from what I can tell. -MOBO is the Gigabite B650 UD AX -PSU seems to be from Apevia but I haven't opened it up to see which one. My only real complaint as this is not a well rated brand, and its the first upgrade I'll be making once I get the balls to do so. -Case is the Amethyst 360v from CyberPower. Build quality is solid, airflow is pretty good, the white is clean looking, and I like the glass door panel for easy access and viewing. All components seem to be installed correctly. Everything was plugged in securely, and it was packaged well. Everything stays cool, which is impressive considering I'm usually running a space heater at around 75-80 degrees in the same room. I don't keep a super close eye on temps, but I haven't seen the GPU exceed 78C and it mostly hangs at around 70-75C while gaming on ultra settings on Planet Zoo or rendering lots of graphically intensive frames in Blender. CPU is kept very cool by the AIO as well. Fans don't seem excessively loud to me but I can definitely hear them most of the time. I bought this PC primarily for 3D modeling and rendering and to smoothly run 2D programs like Clip Studio Paint, Rebelle, and Photoshop for years to come, so gaming is more of a secondary bonus for me. Rendering in Blender even using cycles is pretty speedy thanks to the GPU, and the CPU is good enough for this usage, though its really better suited for gaming which it truly excels at. I enjoy a lot of CPU heavy simulation games and am really happy with the performance the 7800X3D gives me in the games I do care to play, even if there are better ones out there for productivity. I do wish that CyberPowerPC would take the time to include a specific part list with their pre-builds so that those of us who care to know exactly what we've got don't have to guess or open the thing up to know what exact parts we were sent (especially since the case design fully hides the PSU, which is probably intentional), since that information is helpful to know if you intend to upgrade down the line. I had to do a bit of research and download a 3rd party app to determine what exactly I had in my build. This is a minor complaint since most people buying a pre-build probably don't care as long as it runs, but I felt it was worth mentioning anyway. Overall I'm very happy with this PC. It has handled everything I've thrown at it and is much faster and less bloated with nonsense software than my last computer was, so I had less garbage to uninstall and deal with before I could get to the fun stuff. If you're cool with paying a slight markup to have someone else assemble your PC for you and you can grab this one on sale, you won't be disappointed.

2 week update I love my pc worth every penny. Some issues I ran into it were with packaging I bought online and went to pick up in store and box was very damage so I went to a different store to get a different one. Was also damaged but not as bad I guess it’s the way they store them maybe they don’t have enough space so they just stack them and they get punctured anyways pc was fine just a slight scratch on the front Second issue was I kept getting the blue screen but all I had to do was go to western digital and update the ssd and haven’t had a blue screen since apparently the ssd doesn’t like the new windows 11 Overall I would buy it again even if you buy the parts individually it ends up costing the same or more The 7800x3d is the second best cpu out the 4070 super is no slouch 32gb of ddr5 2tb of storage I don’t think I’ll have to upgrade anything in a long time 240fps on apex and 120 on cyberpunk

Hello so first things first that I want to say and that is I have never been treated with soo much respect in my life while shopping at a store! The gentlemen named Cody who is the customer service/sellsman with BesyBuy literally treated me like royalty I am serious. He was very knowledgeable about these computers specifically gaming PC's. I walked in knowing very little about gaming computers but when I met with Cody he showed me the ropes and helped me with buying my first gaming PC. Thank you Cody, Now to my purchase of this amazing gaming computer, wow where to start this thing can play any game and @ high performance while streaming for Youtube and whatever else. The computers a beast seriously Cody told me that this is the one and that if you do get it you wont need to upgrade for 4 or 5 years because this is up there with top shelf computer's! I Highly Recommend going to BestBuy if wanting to purchase a gaming computer or any type of electronics...

Just got this computer in today, put it together with a new gaming OLED 1440p curved monitor I purchased last week, and even connected my older 1080p monitor to it as well. No issues whatsoever as of yet, and I've been having a great time installing of my apps, games and everything I need at a really fast pace. Really good price too in my opinion for the specs that you get, and the process was very simple thanks to the employees I talked to and got help at Best Buy, even with the one small delay that came up with the PC's delivery (truck ran into a ditch on it's way to the store apparently, but they got new ones shipped out to the store within 2 days, which is crazy fast to me. Good experience overall.

I recently purchaed a different pc and it cane horribly broken. I ended up getting this and returned the other. It came and the bottom base was a little bent but nothin bad. Easy fix. But a FLAWLESS computer. Specs are amazing. Fast quick and beautiful! Im glad i can call this pc mine dor many years. Go for it! U wont regret it. Unless it comes broken. Which is definitely possible from best buy packaging.

Great PC. Easy to setup and really smooth and fast. I would say this is the perfect balance between price and speed. This will run pretty much everything and a great framerate etc without being crazy expensive

This is a really solid PC. The 4070 Super is an incredibly capable card and the 7800X3D is still one of if not the top choice for gaming CPU's. So, why 4 and not 5? Well, I got this on sale for about $1300 and at that price this is a very very good deal. However, when it's not on sale it's value isn't exactly optimal. There's also the fact the PC uses kinda random parts so you don't know the quality of you MOBO, RAM, and PSU. Despite this, I've had an amazing experience with this PC.

Got a CyberPower PC recently, and I’m super impressed! It runs games like a dream—smooth, fast, and with great graphics. Whether it’s AAA titles or smaller games, it handles everything without a hitch. The build quality is solid, and the performance is totally worth the price. I also love how easy it was to set up right out of the box. If you’re looking for a gaming PC that delivers without breaking the bank, this is definitely the one to go for! I was skeptical at first because there are some issues on the review. But once I got my unit, I immediately checked whether I have the problematic drive, luckily they moved to another brand of memory. Best deal I got.

I mean it can’t get cheaper than that, and i get 600+ FPS in Valorant, this thing has top 3 cpu in the market, a 4070 super with a build that has 4060 price, 32 GB of RAM more than that is overkill, 2 TB of ssd just to be safe, 1 TB isnt reallt safe these days, and also good looking PC. The Only thing you need to do is maybe get 4080/4090 of you really care, in my case i play games that uses more CPU, maybe change powe supply in the long run, but this is the best PC of 2024 for the price