Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Pros: - The PC looks great. Very clean assembly and cable management is fantastic. - Packaging was very good. Expanding foam insert to keep everything secure in the box - Performance - High-end components for whatever you throw at it - Price was great. Great deal from BestBuy The Cons: - Overly aggressive fan curve - It is noticeably audible at idol. I don't have this problem with my other PC ( Even though it runs even better hardware ) - The mouse - Lights are annoying and cannot be set to a solid color. Either off or rainbow. Would recommend getting a different mouse - Case lights - This particular build has a Gigabyte motherboard. Only the RAM and motherboard lights are synced. Case fans have separate lighting that is limited in functionality. Serves the basic functions you would want but takes several steps to get everything squared away. Overall: Would recommend. For the price and the hardware ( especially CPU and GPU ) it is a great deal and worth the money.

I’ve had my CyberPower PC for two weeks, and it’s been fantastic! The setup was easy, the performance was smooth, and it handled all my tasks and games effortlessly. Great value for the price

Worked really well out of the box! Coming from years of custom builds, I really couldn't even break even if I tried to build this myself. Giving the X3D a shot was such a good idea. Very happy buyer here!

Great computer, amazing product. Love the easy access door to remove and add parts. Sleek design and beautiful case. Super packed performance with the ryzen 7 7800x3d, 32 gigs of ram, and a great graphics card for games or creative enjoyment. I also love the port since I use a lot of accessories.

So far so good! Had to tweak the settings to my liking but I love it so far!! Fast and resilient. I can do multiple things on it at once and it doesn’t overheat! Glass is sturdy and it was easy to set up.

For the price, you can't honestly beat this build for a prebuilt. I did a ton of research before buying a prebuilt, and I went with this one due to pricing. You are getting a current CPU, GPU, and RAM and paying half the cost of other brands. Will update this review later, if needed.

This cyberpower pc is amazing! Performing exactly how i wanted, i love it, will buy from again in the future.

I bought this pc for the exclusive reason of gaming, particularly VR and sim racing. I was coming from a ASUS gaming laptop that was only a year old, but the difference is night and day! It has slayed anything I've thrown at it. Excellent value for the price on sale, $1499.

This was my first ever PC, and I knew nothing about building one. This one has proven to be a fantastic first choice! There have been zero issues with it and the performance of it has continued to be above par! I'm very satisfied with this product and would recommend it to anyone who has no experience building a PC and is looking for a pre-built one!

I really enjoyed my pc! So far no problems and I'm excepting much more fun with it! More than enough space and great price for the computer honestly a steal. The 4070 gives me constant 400+ frames on csgo and 850+ on Valorant.

I adore this PC. I was going to build my own but i saw this one was on sale and decided to go for it. So far it’s like im playing on a spaceship with absolutely no problems or dropping frames. It was super easy to set up and its looks great too!

Runs well and easy to set up. It is also pleasing to the eye

The Graphics are amazing and it runs super quick and quiet.. this is my second cyberpowerpc and love them both. I gave my first one to my daughter so we can game together

This has turned out to be the best gaming PC i have ever bought, It runs fairly cool and at an average temp when gaming or using it for Rendering or AI means. Game wise It can run Cyberpunk at max resolution on an Ultra Wide monitor on the highest settings with RayTracing on (all setting) set to medium and get an average of 64 FPS during more graphically intense moments. It can render out AI images on high settings using stable diffusion at about 2 - 4 minutes per every 8 images or so. It can also do blender renders VERY quickly. Ive had it for about a month now and have had Zero issues, packaging was great with some padding used to keep the GPU from getting damaged in transit.

I love my gaming pc it’s my first and my last I will only be using cyber power now

It’s perfect, runs great fast perfect gor gaming ..

The system is quiet and powerful. Liquid cooler provides performance. AMD processor is a choice. Additional game titles give the best experience with modern high-quality graphics on highest settings.

No issues doesnt run loud runs games amazingly cyberpunk 1440p ultra ray tracing getting over 100 fps beautiful strongest pc ive owned beautifully put together.. so a few 1 stars for loudness and over heating sounds like those are defected units it happens

So far, I am pleased with the quality of the build. I haven't put it to its full paces as of this writing, but barring catastrophic failure, I expect it to do well. In doing some post-research, the only frequent complaint is the quality of the PSU. As its failure can damage specific critical components, I won't wait too long until I switch out an 80 Gold-certified PSU as soon as possible. Im sure many avid gamers will turn up their noses, but for the money I paid, it would be difficult to buy the components included in the package and assemble it yourself. As a better-than-average entry-level PC, I think it's a solid choice for parents or their teenagers who want to spend their first few paychecks on something that potentially can perform higher frame rates on medium settings otherwise. I may be short-changing its capabilities as I begin Cinebench tests and attempt to push its limits with Cyberpunk AAA games. As I learn new information, I'll update this review. Ive worked as a commercial SI for hospitals and other large-scale facilities building enterprise systems. When I left the game 14 years ago, all computers were pretty lame compared to today. I had to learn a broad range of equipment protocols and get them to a bootable state for system administrators to configure. I often studied the hardware closely because there wasn't always a clear-cut method for how two or 200 pieces of hardware would communicate most efficiently over an extensive network. The purpose of buying this was to start with that pattern to study and improve upon until it becomes necessary to build a PC from scratch, which Im sure will be far more satisfying in the long run. I think this is an excellent starting point. I dont feel it will be obsolete in a year, but you're going to find more substantial component upgrades that you may want to try, and if you have a good foundation, you will learn so much about everything that makes a premium PC better. If you find this on sale again, dont hesitate to pull the trigger! My next project will be to create a multi-level cache server that will scream with True-NAS, including a streaming deck for multi-player sessions as well as virtual machine flexing. I will start with an 8 TB HDD with at least 500 GB OF SSD and a separate boot drive. It will have a minimum of 16GB of DDR5 and a Ryzen multicore CPU capable of expanding to 100 TB of storage as the system grows. Prebuilt NAS file servers rarely have those specs in the $350 price point without a single gigabyte of storage. They have far more limited capabilities than a stock motherboard and quickly balloon over $1000 if you want to increase expansion capabilities. Most NAS bricks under $300 often have proprietary software that will back up your devices, photos, and music files, but they lack much more ability. Less than 1/2 of your applications can be moved to an attached network drive, and their performance often suffers from latency issues. One thing to consider as my basis for building such a beast. Computer technology changes so quickly. I have three laptops and one nearly obsolete desktop, but I can breathe new life into them as remote workstations. My Surface Pro and, eventually, this gaming PC reviewed will become obsolete as stand-alone PCs. Having a solid backbone to keep your workstations with ample storage reserves will extend their useful life and allow minor component improvements in the entire network to keep everything running smoothly in your smart home. There is a reason that enterprise systems are built around a server. Everything running locally by inexperienced users would require an Army of techs to play wak-a-mole with 1000s of workstations. If I regret the eventual total investment of $1000, I'll let you know if it was a success or a failure. Redundancy, my friends!

Had zero issues. Great performance. zero bloatware. every driver was up to date, installed and configured correctly. I was like it said on the box, Play Ready