Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a well built gaming PC. Everything is very organized inside the PC. The case is very sturdy. This gaming PC allows for upgrading down the road. Barely any bloatware as well. It plays the latest games that are out right now at medium to high settings depending on the title.

This is a great PC for the contents. Some have alleged that you could build this for less that $650. You can't, without sacrificing somewhere. Those of us that got this for $650 got a steal, especially if we were in a position to flip the GPU until prices stabilize. It is the rare pre-built computer that uses parts that PC builders use. The following is a list of good prices for the parts, if you look for sale prices, etc. Case(this specific one): $80 Motherboard: $85 PSU: $35 CPU: $150 GPU: $250-300??? HDD: $45 RAM: $55 KB and Mouse: $20 Windows: $90 Total: $810(and good luck finding an RX580 for $250) In short, this is a great PC made with quality parts, especially for those who want a PC that they can tinker with. Unlike many pre-builds, this can have any of the parts switched out and customized. Happy Gaming!

Comes with a Ryzen 5 1400, which is not listed in the description, and is easily overclockable (i was able to overclock to 3.85ghz and maintain stability). Added a SSD with 32gb of ram and this system does not disappoint. The RX 580 provides a great gaming experience - 1080p gaming usually gets 60+ fps!

Received this as a Christmas present, and have been pleasantly surprised with its performance since I unboxed it and set it up. Took it out of the box, plugged it in, and it was ready to go within 15 minutes of booting it up for the very first time. Other reviews have stated that the case fan was loud, and while you can hear it some, it really isn't as bad as some reviews have made it out to be. I purchased an SSD separate from the pc to move the OS to, and it has performed flawlessly. Also would like to mention that when this pc was purchased it was on sale for Black Friday, and was over $100 off. Thank you CyberPower!

This is a wonderful computer. It runs really smoothly and has a great graphics. It can run Overwatch at 300 fps on low perfectly. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a good, cheap and power gaming computer!

No problems at all with this PC - runs all my games at max settings. Very fast and a pleasure to use. I also like the fact that being from Cyberpower, it will be easy to upgrade in the future unlike some other makers.

I bought this computer for editing on my Youtube Page. Some things are faster, it was easy to set up,flawless graphics, I play need for speed Payback On Ultra settings. The ONE thing I suggest is you get 16gig of RAM and thats why i only gave it a 4 star. It needs the extra 8gig

Great performance in almost every game right out of the box, always gives me high or max settings options right away. The highest fps I've seen it reach was 213 fps w/ max settings in Portal 2 & a constant 144 fps w/ high settings in Team Fortress 2 w/ AMD Freesync enabled. The best part is it actually does feel like a true custom rig. There is no bloat ware upon start up so it really does feel like you just installed a fresh copy of Windows 10 to a pc. You also get all the manuals and paper work for the graphics card & the motherboard as if you bought them yourself. Pretty much all the parts used in this pc are popular among the gaming community. The included keyboard and mouse is good and the Phanteks case looks awesome with the LED's on cycle. I was initially worried seeing everyone complain about the noise but it actually runs pretty quiet even during gaming. Seriously my original PS4 is definitely 5 times louder than this computer. Overall it's great for the price. Tips: -Update the drivers right away. -Invest in a 144Hz monitor. -Be extremely careful with the glass panel.

This PC has everything you need to get started in playing around with AMD's new Ryzen cpu. I was able to overclock the Ryzen 1400 up to a stable 3.8GHz as it paired with MSI's Bazooka b350. Adata DDR4 XPG series memory also ran at 2400MHz with ease. The Phanteks case has a nice elegance to it and also has discrete removable intake filters. I read mixed reviews in which types of power supplies come with this PC and bought it assuming it would be a 450 watt psu but mine came with a generic 500 watt 80 plus bronze. Being a generic psu, I would say it’s safe to rate it at 450 watt and it had no problem with the overclocking, though I have replaced it with something I trust. With the price of graphics cards going through the roof, this PC was cheaper to buy than to build. The RX 580 runs Total War Attila large armies at 1080p around 30-40FPS with a default recommended preset at High Quality and with a few tweaks, can provide 50-70FPS with a HQ/Quality hybrid setting. Overall, this Cyberpower PC is a great starter and has huge potential for future upgrades.

I was always hesitant to get PC, never really big into PC gaming. I decided after much investigating I would go for this computer. Since the price was low, especially for all that it offered I was afraid it was not going to be able to run games. In fact I was sure I wasn't going to be able to run at full graphic capacity. I wanted the game to run smooth. Was I in for a surprise. I installed a few games, Fortnite, StarCraft 2, FarCry5 and they all ran perfectly. There was no lag, or issues. I ran these at the highest graphics and I was amazed this computer could run it. I would recommend anyone else looking for a PC for gaming this is the one for you.

I got this PC on sale for $649 and I believe that is a fair price for what you get. I understand you have to pay a bit more since it's already assembled, but if you were to get all of these parts at MSRP and assemble it yourself, you'd be spending a little less than $650. I just don't believe the $150 markup is worth it at full retail especially considering how relatively simple it is to build your own PC. I was originally planning to build my own, but with the mining craze, the GPU I wanted was impossible to come by at a reasonable price. I bought this because it was pretty much the only way to get an RX 580 without getting gouged. My review of the PC itself follows: This is a good PC for someone looking to get into PC gaming. The Ryzen 5 1400 is a great CPU and handles all of my needs very well. I plan to overclock but haven't gotten around to it yet. Since Ryzen is a new platform and AMD plans to use the AM4 socket until 2020, you have a great upgrade path if you decide to get a newer Ryzen processor in the next few years. The RX 580 has handled all of my games at ultra in 1080p while easily maintaining at least 60 FPS. I havent tried any rendering, video editing, or streaming with this PC yet, but it should be able to handle that well if I were to decide to. I've had no issues of any kind so far and I don't foresee any. I have since upgraded the PC in a few different ways. I've swapped out the 8GB of RAM for a 16GB 3200Mhz kit. I've also swapped out the 1TB HDD for a 2TB HDD and used an SSD I had lying around for the boot drive. I will also be replacing the power supply once I get my home office set up.

I am loving this PC so far! It plays all of my games at the highest graphic settings, and so very smoothly (Overwatch, Fallout 4 with heavy graphic mods, Skyrim with mods, etc.). The machine is super quiet too (I saw reviews that said the fan was a bit noisy, but this has not been the case for me). And the lights and case are so freaking cool. Your friends will be jealous. 9.5/10, no regrets.

Computer runs and handles well with a really good aesthetics, the fans can be a little bit noisy, but not noisy enough to annoy me. The rx 580 is the way to go with this tower and you won't regret it as a first time PC gamer. Excellent.

I wanted a desktop that could play the games I like on max graphics while still running smooth and this does that. The games I have been running are super smooth and beautiful to look at. The setup was very easy and I thought the computer was well packed. Mouse is nice, keyboard is decent but nothing noteworthy. Keep in mind for those who didn't carefully read the description that this PC does not have an optical drive, nor does the case have a slot to put one in, it'd be external all the way. For me not a huge deal since I don't use it much, but I do think that even if you don't include the optical drive it would have been nice to have a slot in the case if down the road I decided I wanted one. For those concerned about how to install Windows, you don't need a key, once you turn on the PC it automatically guides you through setting it up as it is preinstalled. Roomy interior to allow additions which is nice though they do make a bit harder to access the hard drive as its under a screwed down panel. Pretty quiet, never bugs me while I am doing stuff. Noise might only be more noticeable if you are sleeping with the PC on in the same room. All in all I am very pleased with this purchase and I feel I got a good deal.

This is my first Desktop purchase since 2005 and a lot has changed! I got this mainly for a home business and light gaming. I decided to go with this computer as it has room to easily upgrade in the future. Everything in the case can be upgraded/changed out so this will save money if we want upgrade in a few years. I would have really liked this more if it had included an SSD Drive and 16gb of memory but at the price I paid for the system I can add those later. This is a VR ready system and I have used a dell windows mixed reality headset with it and it worked really well. I also really like the rgb lighting even though the computer is hiding behind a door in my computer desk.

So far this pc is running smooth, it looks nice, and I love the way you can see the inside of the pc from the clear side. Right now I'm downloading games but haven't tested how they run yet, videos run fine on this pc.

My original PC died and I needed something to replace it so I looked into this model. I purchased the same model but an earlier generation for my daughter in January of 17 and they both run really well. I had 2 problems with mine however. The packaging bent my graphics card so it is visibly warped but still runs fine so I didn't complain. The other issue I had with it was I couldn't use my old memory in the new machine as the DDR4 inputs on the motherboard wouldn't except DDR3 chips. Makes sense, but yay for new technology? Anyway, I recommend this machine for anyone that wants a fairly powerful machine at a reasonable price.

Excellent gaming desktop for the price. Better price than many of the other business and professional desktop computers in the store. Includes a much better graphics card, much improved mouse and keyboard, 1 year free antivirus, ton of extra USB ports, very fast processor and large HD, cool LED lighting, very spacious case that is easy to access and work on, and very upgradable with many extra expansion slots. Excellent buy, good price, and great product. Would highly recommend.

though this is my first time using this brand, it really caught my eye. Much more affordable than other gaming pc but doesn't have what I need.

Got my Cyperpower PC Model GUA2600BST all hocked up and i am amazed at the performance I am getting. I only play the Microsoft Flight Simulator on it and the images are fantastic. I have no stopping and starting issues like I had with my last PC. So glad I finally took the plunge and got what I wanted. Should of done this last year when I was researching the different PC to buy. The best buy salesmen was right about this product as well.