Customer Ratings & Reviews

I play video games on a PS4 but I am switching it up and try PC gaming. So I decided to go with the cyberpower pc.

My son loved it! got these for his x-mas present ..

I have been wanting a gaming computer for a long time. I had been looking at parts and planning on building myself. Well the GPU market is a little slim right now, and this computer had the GPU and CPU I wanted. It was on sale, so it was too great to pass up. Bought this and the ASUS monitor to go along with it. Holy cow I can not begin to describe how happy I am with it. Got it out of the box, plugged in, turned on, and was playing games within an hour. This computer is about as plug and play as they come! The tower is sturdy, has a beautiful glass side panel. I love the colored light aesthetic, and there is a convenient button on the front for changing the colors. Each part has its own booklet that came with it, all parts are MSI (this was supper impressive to me, MSI is a top quality brand and I wouldn't have expected every part to be top quality from a pre-built). Plenty of extra room in the tower for expansion as well. On to games: I played Overwatch, at over 80 fps at ultra settings, Rocket League at max settings, and Final Fantasy X, oh man FFX! I cranked the settings way up and almost cried from how gorgeous this system made that game look. Played games for several hours straight, then decided to see how hot my pc was getting... it wasn't! this thing was basically pumping out A/C! This computer is CLUTCH! I'd buy again in a heartbeat. May not be an Elite machine, but if you are looking for a good gaming pc that will "kill the console" this is it my friend. TL:DR - Its my first gaming computer, from my experience it's definitely worth while. Easy to set up and get started. Played Overwatch, Rocket League and FFX/X2 Remaster at highest settings, getting 80fps on OW. Hardware is top quality (MSI) and the tower has lots of room for expansion. May not be an Elite machine, but if you are looking for a good gaming pc that will "kill the console" this is it my friend.

Pros: 1-Ryzen products are great in general. 2-With a lot of extras is covering my needs. Cons: 1-This computer is not even listed at the manufacturer's website. There is no guide, no manual, no nothing, except for the motherboard's manual that can be found and downloaded from ASUS website anyways. 2-The RAM is useless. It seems that CyberpowerPC bought sets of Geil 16 (2X8) memory, and put one on this computer. You can easily see that because of the model of the RAM. It's dangerous for your system, unless you find the other half or sell yours and by 8gb (single) or 16gb (2x8). 3-I bought this computer in June... so why in the world would they send it with an outdated bios, if there was a bios update in the beginning of May and this is a pre-built computer (they make a few at the time or they wait until you order it to put it together. Nonsense. I was waiting for my computer many days, so they had enough time to update the Bios, but they didn't. 4-The case has the worst airflow ever. 5-The bios is reporting CPU temperatures over 110F without overclocking or doing nothing, just by turning on your PC, BUT if you download the Ryzen Master app, AMD will tell you that the CPU temperature is in fact 80F.

I haven't bought a prebuilt PC for personal use in many years. But, with hardware prices where they are right now, this Cyberpower PC was a great deal. Honestly, I didn't expect much. However, much to my surprise, this machine is as good as I would have built myself! Cable management is good, the LED's look nice (and I'm not a fan of RGB stuff), and the cooling is adequate. Many reviews talk about loud fans. I haven't had this issue save for a couple times when I'm pushing it to the max with running a game on ultra and streaming video while surfing. And even then, the fans aren't "loud" persay, they are just running at 90-100% as that is how I have my fan curve set up since I don't like for my hardware to get over 55 degrees. This system isn't like a lot of prebuilt crap out there, CyberpowerPC has done everyone a solid by not using proprietary connectors, so you can upgrade later if you want. And the GPU and mobo are both MSI! (not sure about the PSU as I haven't opened up the back to look yet) Pros: Powerful Well designed Nice case RGB can be turned off if you want, with a button on the case, so no software. Cons: 1 stick of RAM ( I only include this because I like dual channel memory, BUT since they give you 1 8gb stick all you need to do is add another for 16gb) Overall, this CyberPowerPC - Gamer Ultra Desktop - AMD Ryzen 5 1400 - 8GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX 580 - 1TB Hard Drive - Black is amazing for the price and I didn't even buy it on sale. If you need a PC and can't wait for prices to go down to build your own, or just want a GREAT prebuilt machine, this is the one you should get! I've already recommended it to at least 5 people.

This PC has all the parts and functionality for solid 1080p 60 fps gaming at high settings for all of the current titles on the market. Since some of the systems contain different parts with the same capabilities I will give a rundown of what mine contained. A Ryzen 1400 CPU with a Cooler Master Cooler, MSI Bazooka B350M motherboard, 8GB of Adata 2400 Mhz RAM, MSI RX 580 4GB GPU, WD 7200 rpm 1TB HD, EVGA 450 Watt Power Supply, running Windows 10 Home in a Phantek case. The case specifically comes with 2 fans that are wired directly to the power supply which accounts for the noise that some reviews mention but I can only hear them in a completely quiet room. There are no front bays on the case so do not expect to add a DVD burner or other accessory devices to the case itself. All of the hardware performs well at stock settings but the motherboard and cooler do allow for some overclocking. The fit and finish of the entire package is done well, including the cable management inside the case. My only complaint is that the wifi card reception is quite weak so for reasonable performance I have hard wired the system with an ethernet cable. Also a concern for some might be that with the wifi card installed there are no available PCIe slots for additional cards such as sound cards. I purchased this PC during the Black Friday sale so for that price I am definitely satisfied since the individual parts would have cost me more than this completely assembled system.

I bought this today. It went on sale. I was very happy. I have been researching which brands of prebuilt pcs for gaming are the best. By far this is the best. It has high quality parts in it for starters. The rx 580 graphics card and the motherboard are both MSI brand. Now I am a mediocre with component knowledge, but I do know that MSI is a fantastic brand, (one of the best) and I was pleasantly surprised to see it in the case. Speaking of the case, It alone is about $100. Very well ventilated and very spacious. Plenty of expansion for upgrades. The ram module is one 8gb ddr4 stick. There are a total of 4 dimms. so you will have 3 more slots available on the board to add more ram as needed. So far i have ran only one game, Fallout 4 goty. I tuned the settings on it as high on quality as its possible to. (ultra) It looks so stunning! I have played through some of the game on ps4 pro and xbone, and this looks so much better. the frame rate never dipped under 60. A lot of prebuilt computers have mass produced proprietary parts that have half the life span of decent ones you would buy off the shelf. Last but not least, this is my first experience with the ryzen chip. WOW...... it beats the 7th gen i5s fairly well. There is a nice app you can download from amd.com thats an overclocking tool. I havent messed with overclocking it yet, but I know if I did, it would rival a lot of intel I7 chips. Well, I hope this helped some of you out on making a decision. any questions, leave a comment below. Mark,

My wife bought this for me and I love it. It's great value for money for the specs and there is plenty of room in the tower to upgrade it as you go. I play the Total War: Warhammer games on the highest graphics settings and I'm sure I will add many more to my collection now that we've upgraded from our old PC. I was surprised that I could get a gaming PC of this quality for under $800

After dealing with an All In One PC for the past 4 years, I simply couldn't take it anymore with the sluggishness and unresponsiveness of those types of computers. I used to build my own PCs many years ago and after looking at what the market had for already built PCs at the stores, I was shocked and excited that they finally started carrying the Ryzen CPUs in pre-built setups. This is my first CyberPower PC and I have looked at them for many yearsnow but to say that I am now the owner of one of their systems, I am ecstatic!! The setup was easy and the for being shipped across the country, I was very well packed (Kudos Cyberpower). Well done with the internal foam inside the actual case as well. This thing is truly a beast! It\s very quiet compared to my laptops even and the fact that I was up and running in less than 10 minutes is awesome!! I am so happy to take the plunge on this brand and this model setup with Ryzen and RX 580. Thanks guys!

I purchased this PC so that my wife could play Overwatch on something other than my potato laptop. We got it home and set-up was a breeze. The lighting is very nice and it matches the cat ear headphones I bought her last year. The only problem I'm having so far is that the glass side panel only came with 3 of the 4 screws that keep it in place. The fan runs a little loud but we wear headphones when gaming so not a big deal. The LEDs on the motherboard don't seem to work properly but I don't use them anyway. If you're wondering why your windows won't activate it's because you need the key which is on a sticker on the right side of the case. I'd advise not peeling the sticker off until you've written down the code. I expected it come off clean but it ripped in half. Luckily I salvaged the code. The included keyboard is nice though I'm not a fan of the spacebar. It feels stiff. Might just need breaking in. The mouse works, but one of the side buttons got dislocated less than an hour into my wife's first gaming session. I was able to fix it but she's gone back to her old mouse. These are all minor nitpicks (except for the missing screw, that one bothers me). Overall I would recommend this. It runs Overwatch at 1080p, 70 FPS on ultra settings right out of the box. Some tweaking could improve that.

I got this computer yesterday , my son picked it out for me. It came with a MSI RX 580 graphics card, MSI B350 M Bazooka motherboard, 8 gb of Geil EVO POTENZA AMD Ryzen RAM. The wiring was neatly done. It also has a separate wifi /Bluetooth card and antenna. The case does not have a slot to add a DVD drive but it came with the windows 10, and motherboard drivers DVDs but an external is cheap

i would like to start off by saying those who found the fans to be loud, try loosening the screws and adjust the fans so they just barely touch the case and whatnot. i found that to fix the fans loudness caused by the fans vibrating on the case. ok for the gaming aspect i will say this tower has it all, the settings on most or all of my games are set to high or ultra, i don't have to overclock or anything. the video card in this tower is in itself worth $350 (after tax) at most vendors if purchased at retail and alone. the PC is great to have alot or all of my games set to high or ultra settings with no lag issues. there is a wifi PCi card included with this tower and would like to say it performs just as well as if you were plugged in with an ethernet connection to your modem. so kudos to intel for improving on the wifi PCi cards from years ago. the LED strip is a nice touch but more of an aesthetic look. the case set up is very nice and tucked neatly with all the wires and everything. i would say compared to alot of other old prebuilt cases CyberPower has improved on a cleaner and neater style in their computers. there is a space for a secondary HD right above the main drive (which by the HD is stored on solid case side and at bottom along with the power supply, so the whole insides are built to accommodate things neatly and maximize efficiency for airing out the tower making enough space so everything doesn't over heat or areas have less chance at over heating. overall I would say buy this whether it's on sale or not on sale. its very worth the money spent. I would say however if you're able to pick up at store do so, the case was a bit damaged in the corner of my case and one of my feet broke off of it during transit with UPS and my box was a bit damp and bad thing is it wasn't in a box that blocked view of the items description or what it was.

Excellent build well worth the money would buy it again, especially with the RAM and GPU market. This was the cheaper option when it came time to build a new computer. It is very up-gradable, double your cores and threads by simply switching to a Ryzen 7 chip or adding a NVME Drive to the M.2 Slot. It has 4 RAM Slots. I know some come configured slightly different so here is what was in mine with approximate market value: Phanteks P400S case ($90), 8GB DDR4 2400 RAM ($90), MSI Bazooka B350M ($80), EVGA 450 Watt PSU ($40), two case fans ($20), Ryzen 5 1400 but with the LED AMD cooler ($160), 1TB WD Blue ($50), MSI Armor OC RX580 4GB ($500). When I bought it it was $750 at Best Buy retail store, I think as of writing this its $800. This is hands down a Great Value and this board over-clocks very well. I'm running stable at 3.7Ghz all cores 1.34v.

Runs great and smoothly, windows already installed with no issues. Looks like it will be easy to upgrade in the near future! Overall love it.

The CyberPowerPC Gamer Master VR Series - AMD is a great PC for its price. I got mine about a week ago, and I’ve been playing games smoothly ever since!

It can be hard to find a good prebuilt machine that can actually offer the same bang for the buck that you can get by building your own, but this machine was built with some quality parts and really offers great performance. What makes it better is it costs slightly less than you would pay if you were to buy all the parts individually and build it yourself. I have played several games on this machine now and they all maintain a smooth framerate on ultra settings and load times are extremely fast. While the machine is easily upgradable what you get out of the box is going to be more than enough for the vast majority of people so you probably won't need to upgrade for quite some time. Before I bought the machine I read a number of reviews complaining about how loud the fans were and I was thinking I was going to be replacing them, but once I plugged the machine in I did not have the problem many other reviewers seem to have. While the fans are audible they are not by any means loud, I don't know if people were exaggerating or if the manufacturer heard the complaints and started using better fans but either way noise has not been a problem for me. This is a great machine for most casual users and gamers. Everything runs very fast, the graphics look great, and I have yet to find a single piece of software that it can't run well. I am sure that somebody who is into high end graphic design or bitcoin mining is going to want something more powerful, but if you are just looking for a machine that can run the basic software and the latest games this will more than meet your needs. The one big complaint I do have is that the tower not only does not include a physical media drive, but it does not even include a bay to add one. You can of course use an external drive, but it would have been nice to at least include a bay to give people the option to add an internal drive. Still this is a pretty minor complaint considering that a physical media drive is no longer the necessity it once was, overall this is a very nice tower.

The delivery process was quick and easy- and I got it way earlier than I expected. The condition of the computer was great out of the box. The build quality is excellent- the case looks sleek, the RGB is nice, and it has a nice slightly minimalist aesthetic. When it comes to performance, it's about what I expected. For most of the games I played so far, at 2560x1080p at high settings, I get 60+ frames. On Payday 2, you can easily get 75+ fps on high - ultra settings. On Minecraft (with pretty mid tier shaders), you can get 70+ fps. On Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, you can get 60+ fps in the intense scenes. Arma III, you can get 40-60 fps on high settings in 60 player servers (keep in mind Arma III isn't very optimized). Chivalry: Medieval Warfare on ultra settings you can get 75+ fps. Day of Infamy and Insurgency, you can easily get 75+ fps on the highest settings. The only main complaint I have with the system are the fans. Whilst gaming, the fans get pretty loud on intense games. Also, the GPU usage and fan speed seems to be questionably high when I play certain games, such as Minecraft. Not sure if this is a system, hardware, or my issue, but nevertheless, I'm not super impressed with the performance when it comes to noise and thermals. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the computer. Although it's not fantastic (esp. regarding the noise and thermal aspect of the computer), it's pretty good for the price. If you were on the fence on whether or not to buy this computer or not, you should go for it.

I got back to PC gaming after 5 years. I bought this machine for $650 around black Friday. The PC arrived in few days. Upon unboxing the PC, I was very impressed to find high quality components. Mine came with MSI bazooka B350M motherboard and 8GB ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4 memory. The included mouse and keyboard are also of high quality. I bought a M.2 SATA to put windows onto it. Contacted Cyberpowerpc to seek assistance. I received prompt and detailed response from their tech support, and I am up and running with windows on my M.2 SATA. I am very happy with my purchase. Even if I had assembled my own PC I wouldn't have gotten these specs for this price point.

Was going back and forth on building my own gaming pc or getting a prebuilt one. I gotta say this is an amazing gaming pc for anyone starting off or wants something future proof at a mid tier level. It plays pretty much all titles i threw at it at high graphics (battlefield 1, rust, halo wars, the division )at 1080p and +60fps. The ryzen 5 handles more then its weight with any daily multitasking i mostly used it for. Only con i have is that i wish they added an extra 4/8gb ram and ssd but you can easily upgrade it separately. Definitely extremely happy with my purchase!

I have always shied away from pre built computers but after getting this one I realize it's the same as building your own, only someone else is doing the legwork. Can't be beat for the price. Got it on sale for the holidays for $600. The $200 cpu and the $350 gpu alone are worth it. Came with a Asus motherboard and MSI gpu. Runs everything at max settings and supports my vr. Only gripe is the lack of a CD drive and no external ports on the case to install my own. Either an external usb drive will have to do or I'll need to swap it to a different case to add a drive. An inexpensive fix either way. Highly recommend even when not on sale.