Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ok Kiddos, I like the rest was not able to get my hands on a 3080 and the only way I saw an option was to buy a prebuilt system. I expected the prebuilt was going to come with some off brand items but I am still impressed. I have been happy so far with the unit and do agree it does need additional intake fans and the single fan AIO may not be strong enough for the CPU. I will eventually be upgrading these. ultimately the main goal for me was to get the 3080 which I did and yes you will pay a premium to have the card. I am glad I did it though I can at least play games that I have been waiting for with this machine and not have any issues. word of caution if your wanting to build a PC then wait. What you will pay to have this build will not come with premium parts for the price you can buy when building it yourself. Just know the parts that do come with it will hold up for a good while. For everyone else this machine will do just fine. My contents included: ASUS TUF X570 PLUS (WiFi) Gigabyte 3080 Gaming OC ADATA XPG DDR4-3000 CL16-20-20 Western Digital Blue 1TB SN550 NVMe Apevia 800W Non-Modular PSU 2 generic RGB FANS with controller CyberPowerPC MasterLiquid Lite 120mm ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler CyberPowerPC ELUNA 242V Premium RGB Gaming Case Mid-Tower w/ Tempered Glass Window Panel

Not a bad PC, I usually build my own, but finding a 3080 was nearly impossible. Gigabyte X570 UD (not the best) will probably replace in the future. Apevia 800W Gold Plus PSU. (Bad, replaced with Corsair RM750) XPG Adata DDR4 2x8 16gb 3000mhz (Bad, will replace in the future with 3600mhz) Western Digital SN550 1TB Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC AMD Ryzen 9 3900x Breaking down the entire system with MSRP from other online retailers excluding the case, aio, and fans. = $2089 before tax. Which makes this system a nice steal. I’ve also replaced the AIO with a h150 elite capellix 360mm along with the PSU.

Got the device, checked all the connections like the packaging says before botting up. Booted up no issue checked all the temps on the gpu and cpu no issue there. Also ran Modern Warfare 1440p at a constant 140-150 fps on high setting. Really impressed with the gpu and build. I added the parts from my build and checked the prices for it and just the parts ran about 1,727. So you really only pay 200 for convenience which isn't bad at all given the fact you don't have to hunt down parts.

Overall I think if someone wanted to start off getting high end stuff but didn't want to build it themselves this is a good starting point. What came included: Cyberpowerpc Case Asus TUF X570 with WiFi Ryzen 3900x Gigabyte 3080 Gaming OC Red 16gb Crucial Ballistix Ram 3000mHz Apevia 800W non modular power supply with red and yellow cables and lots of molex connectors S550 WD Blue 1 TB m.2 nvme The cooler master 120mm aio works but probably isn't good for users who intend on running their cpu on high loads. The 3 fans included are very very cheap but look much better than I expected. The case is alright has a decent amount of room to work in. The stock cable management was very very well done and tight. I soley bought this for the 3900x and 3080 to throw into my build. The mouse and keyboard that come with the pc are complete trash in my opinion but they're freebies so I didn't expect something amazing. For value this pc cuts it close to where you'd have to sell the case and 3 fans for approximately 150 or 180 to get your money back of you sold everything at msrp in December of 2020.

Was very surprised that the order actually went through as we all know how nearly impossible it was to get your hands on a RTX 3080 much less this whole rig especially for the price. So far it has worked flawlessly and I have Modern Warfare and Warzone on max settings vs my previous card which was an RTX 2070 difference is huge even the guns look different with the RTX 3080 would def buy again if I had to do it all over

Works great with this build system and super valuable. If you may like cooler temp you can change the AIO water cooling to some 240/360mm version.

So the good and the bad and the mediocre. Starting out with the good, this has an RTX 3080 which is impossible to get right now, The video card was my reason for buying the machine to begin with. The parts I received are listed below. Motherboard - Gigabyte X570 UD - cheap but an ok board CPU - R9 3900x - this was as advertised GPU - Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC 10G Memory - Corsair ballistix DDR4-3000 Wireless card - Some ASROCK/Intel AC3168 varient Power Supply - Not sure who makes it, its cheap don't use it please SSD - WD Blue 1tb Still going with the good, I received a machine that had the GPU, Motherboard and SSD that were advertised. The price is reasonable for the parts included. The Mediocre - The Motherboard is okay, has an x570 chipset, but is nothing to write home about. Single M.2 slot is a little lame. The GPU is fine, it's a 3080 and performs as you would expect. The bad - The 120mm AIO cooler isn't adequate, not sure what they were thinking when putting that on a r9-3900x, the memory, while good memory is DDR4-3000 not 3200, not what was advertised which is why i'm putting it in the bad category, and the power supply.... who buys cheap power supplies? its a bad idea and not something you skimp on. The windows installation also was not licensed which to be honest I was a little peeved over. Ok, So.... the reason I gave it three stars. The memory wasn't the speed that was advertised, the AIO was crap, and the power supply is crap. All that said, I'm not disappointed in my purchase, i knew what iw as getting going into it, I transplanted the CPU, GPU, Motherboard, and memory and wireless card into another case, with a better power supply. With that said, if your not a hobbyist and aren't quite sure what your doing with hardware, spend a little extra and get a better boxed system. CPU's and GPU's are hard to come by right now, so getting a R9-3900x and a RTX 3080 made it worth it.

You have to upgrade AOI Cooler. I was going to return this after running 100C quickly under full load playing Warzone on a 95C Max rated CPU. However the rest is great so I upgraded... The coolmaster push/pull AIO(2fans) that comes with this system isn't nearly enough (high temps) so I replaced it with Corsair H115i AIO and mounted it on top. Took the old AIO apart kept one of the fans as exhaust and added the other one along with the 2 side fans to the front and made them all Intake fans. This is superb flow under full load and Overclocking, max temps I'm getting now is 52C, which is incredible. I lso updated the Ram to a 32GB 3600Mhz CL16. Upgraded the PSU to Corsair RM 850w. The stock PSU is a little loud. Rest of this PC is great and well worth the money, half this builds parts are still out of stock . Not much upcharge. Get temps under control and its top shelf PC Ryzen 9 3900x CPU Gigabyte 3080 GPU 32GB 3600Mhz Ram Upgraded - came with Ballistix 16gb 32000mhz Asus TUF x570Plus Motherboard 1TB Blue NVME SSD Corsair 850w PSU Upgraded- came with 800w Non-modular Im hitting 160-180fps on Warzone and 220-240fps on Rebirth island on 1440p. I run 4 monitors to this setup and its been all great so far except the high temps at beginning.

Buyer beware. I purchased 2 of these For VR gaming. The specs sounded good so I ordered as I’ve had decent luck with prebuilts. If you don’t want to have to instantly upgrade just to have a proper system then I’d pass this up. I’m sad to say that the cooling system just plain sucks isn’t appropriate for the hardware installed. The one in the living room Idles around 35-40 but just playing fallout VR or Red Dead Redemption skyrockets the temps to 80-83. On the one in the bed room because it’s warmer in there I idle 40-50 and just playing Fall out VR the temp climbs to 95-96. I’d hate to see whet would happen under a full load. So If you go with this build you will need to replace the single AIO with something larger and add more fans I purchased a 360mm radiator to mount on top as there appeared to enough clearance, but nope the motherboards power connector is in the way. So I ordered a kraken 280mm AIO and installed 6 more case fans for a total of 9 fans. I put them in a push pull configuration. So after approximately after spending another $200 on each computer I’m getting much better results. My only main issue is the cooling system. It’s a bit loud as well but I can deal with that. Also they use a generic RGB control board for the LED which are changed by pressing the reset button on the tower and There is no software control for customization Mine came with Asus Tuff Gaming x570 plus WiFi Mobo Ryzen 9 3900x Gigabyte Geoforce RTX 3080 Adata memory Western digital SSD PSU not labeled where I can see it

I got a bit lucky as to be able to use a 10% off birthday offer on top of picking it up in Delaware (no sales tax). So for $1700 out the door this was a no brainer. Everything came packed tightly and it booted up right away. Make sure to update the bios, drivers, etc when you get it as it helped me with performance on the CPU end. I will mention that the memory was advertised as 3000 mhz but I noticed it was set at 2666. I had to go into the bioS and change the speed to 3000 mhz. I'm not sure if everyone's computer comes like that, but mine did. As far as cooling goes, I think some additional fans would help, but I haven't been seeing the crazy temperatures some people have been reporting. Some stress testing had the CPU hit the high 80s at one point, but nothing too bad. With that said, I will be adding more fans to the case, starting with three on top. The pre installed fans in my case were all set as exhaust. I may stick with that and add the three more exhaust on top to see how that works. If temperatures are still a slight issue, I will add a few intake fans on the front and/or switch the side fans from exhaust to intake. As far as parts go, everything I received seems decent to high quality. The first replacement would probably be the power supply as its the lowest on the quality list, imo. Though it will be fine for the meantime. Eventually in a year or two, I'd see myself upgrading the CPU and adding a larger water cooler. Below is a list of the parts I received, but overall I am happy with this system. The true test will come tomorrow night when Cyberpunk 2077 drops. I'll have a good idea about what this computer will be able to do then. ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PLUS MOTHERBOARD GIGABYTE RTX 3080 GAMING OC 10G 16G (8GX2) 3000 MHZ CRUCIAL BALLISTIX DDR4 MEMORY STICKS RYZEN 9 5900X CPU APEVIA 800 WATT POWER SUPPLY GOLD RATED COOLERMASTER LIQUID COOLER 120MM & 2 ADDITIONAL EXHAUST FANS CYBERPOWERPC CASE

Components included in the build I received: Asus TUF Gaming X570 Plus (WiFi) Gigabyte Gaming OC RTX 3080 1TB WD Blue NVME SSD Apevia 800W non-modular PSU Like others have said, the cooling solution for this Pre-built is functional but barely adequate for a 3900x. Additionally, you'll have to configure the RAM (which itself is pretty lackluster for this cpu) and possibly the CPU. As a helpful side note, the gigabyte 3080 I received has a known issue which affects early productions only (issue should be resolved by now) where the 8pin power extensions may unseat from the connector and result in the card not receiving power. Fortunately the one I received was functional out of the box but I cannot be at all confident that switching power supplies won't cause this issue in the future. Overall it works, it's not great, but there's a 3080 inside. For ~$200 over retail, at least the hunt is over.

Overall a solid and affordable gaming rig for 2020+. However, take note that there are only two case fans (excluding the liquid CPU cooler) which is nowhere near adiquate for a Ryzen 9 machine. Also of note is the mere 16GB of ram included. My sticks were 3000mhz which is fine but not the optimal speed for a 500 series motherboard. All in all, it's a decent deal for a 3080 machine, but the price you pay for it isn't going to be the final price when you factor in the neseccary upgrades.

The computer is great, minus the cooling (which is only why giving it 4 stars). The cooling will allow you computer to not burn up, if you're careful but you'll want to rework the cooling and/or add more. There is one big issue I'm having though, I didn't receive a windows product key and it wasn't available on my computer through the several methods I searched to find it stored on my computer. Additionally, don't try to call or email customer service as they will not answer the phone or respond to service requests submitted through their website. So basically, as of this point, I feel like I'm going to have to spend an additional ~$150 for a windows license that I have technically paid for already. This has been a great purchase for the most part, but there are some glaring downside in the cooling and the lack of customer service.

I would not have purchased a pre-build if not for the inability to grab a RTX 3080 right now, however, I was mostly happy w/ this build. The components are decent for most part ASUS TUF X570, MSI RTX 3080, Crucial Ram - the case and RGB Aura looks nice. System runs well, but, it runs HOT. Too hot. Lots of throttling.... Needs more intake fans at the front and the AIO cooler is not enough. The processor hits around 80 degrees gaming, between 50-65 just using Adobe programs and normal work. Needs a much better cooler and more fans and I am actually upset that i have to buy a new cooler and new fans just so this processor doesn't die on me after a couple years of being too hot all of the time. Also, the PSU I received is Apevia. I do not hear good things about this brand and will probably have to replace this as well to avoid frying my system at some point. All in all, if you buy this system, you are still essentially paying a premium on getting the RTX 3080, because you will want to replace some of the components on this system.

Honestly, not a bad PC. I only bought it to take the 3080 out of it and put it in my current build, but might just switch some of my old components and throw it in here. You can't beat the price either for how much 3080s are going for right now.

PC was dead right out of the box. Checked all connections and powered pc on. The graphics card came on but nothing else. My monitor powered on long enough for me to get through the set up process then it completely went out. Still the graphics card led's light up but nothing else. No fans, no RGB's, and no display. Called Cyberpower for tech support and that was the most painful support on this Planet. Apparently the Supervisor Eddie M. said for me to contact the company I purchased the computer from and let them figure it out. He also wanted me to test the power supply with a paper clip in which I informed him that I am not comfortable doing on a $2200 PC, especially if it could void a warranty. I contacted Best Buy in which they would like me to bring the PC in to Geek Squad in 3 days for them to look at it. Pretty pathetic that I'm having to go through all of this for a brand new PC.

The PC was better than expected the memory was pretty good the graphics card 3080 GPU is excellent the case is good the water cooling should be a little bit more least a 240mm rad. but you know I'm not gonna complain that's about it I recommended it

So got this computer and its pretty good. Runs most of my games (Warzone, Battlefield, etc) at ultra around 110-120 FPS and graphics card runs about 65-72 degrees which is normal when on load. 3 things you probably will need to add or change. 1.) You will definitely need to change the PSU (Power supply) as it is pretty loud and they don't have a brand 2.) The top of the case has an opening for 3 fans, so I will probably add 3 intake fans. 3.) the two exhaust fans are pretty weak so might change those too. Other than that, its pretty great. SSD makes it snappy and again runs most games at 1440p 165hz at around 100+ FPS. Just keep those points in mind about the fans and PSU

its so easy, just open the box and turn it on! it can run any game on ultra, until it gets warm. and it gets warm immediately. they used a tiny 120mm aio cooler on the powerful 3900x cpu! thats so stupid, bc the cpu gets HOT! while testing under full load, the 120mm radiator was hot enough to burn skin! i had to spend an extra $120 for a 240mm aio to cool the cpu. But dont forget about the 3080!! after changing it's thermal pads (even more money) the 3080 was still thermal throttling. eventually i had to watercool the gpu, for about an extra $300. when i bought this, i paid about $2000 which was a great deal for the 3900x and rtx3080 combo. but i've spent close to $500 extra to keep it cool and running as fast as its supposed to. would i do it again? probably not

I like everything about the computer except for the power supply. PSU is not modular so if you’re going to add additional gpu, you might as well upgrade PSU. PSU I’m this pc is cheap and about $70. It came with the 3080 gigabyte