Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this PC on sale for Cyber Mondy so I got it a bit cheaper than most. The description says you will only receive red cooling fans but that’s not true it same with a remote to change all of the colors. There are actually too many colors for to cycle through. (I still haven’t seen all of the color combinations) Most of the reviews on here are pretty spot on!! Without headphones it does run a little bit more audible than I would like, but with headphones it looks and runs beautifully! I’ve had mine for 2 months and I haven’t had any issues running even the most demanding of games! My only complaints are that I wish the system was a bit more upgradable, and I wish the CPU cooler was a Wraith Prism cooler that usually comes with a Ryzen 7 2700. It comes with some cheap base level cooler. I haven’t experienced any overheating issues yet, but I also have t really put it through the ringer with a lot of high powered processes yet!! Overall it’s a Beautiful, Well Priced, Easy, and (most importantly) great performing PC!!

I had bought this rig back in Nov 2017, I wanted a new computer that could run and do basic day to day tasks, school work, stream videos, HD and 4k, play new games (don't need to be pushed to extreme limits), and dabble into the VR genre. Welp, this rig, she does it all and she doesn't break the bank. She is easy to setup and she still runs like a champ as well. I did some research on each component before settling on this rig, for the price range this was the best available, the next move up would have been hundreds of dollars easily. The Ryzen 7 1700X (Native eight-core/16-threads processing) is a great cpu and on various web pages showing testing of it vs.various other AMD and Intel cpu's, this one was at the higher end. Same goes for the GTX 1060. The Motherboard is a MSI B350M BAZOOKA AM4 AMD B350 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 HDMI Micro ATX AMD Motherboard. It has a 450 PSU, 8GB Memory that expands to 64GB, the hard drive is 1TB 7200rpm and you can upgrade this with a SSD too. I have read in many articles/threads how people overclock the rig and they do say it is easy to do, but I haven't tried that yet. You can also get a GTX 1080 TI and slap her in if you want to upgrade the gpu. *** Though the three drawbacks from this rig are the 1) Windows 10, yes it is horrible, 2) the MoBo only supports one graphics card. *** But there is a lot of space within the case and you can upgrade everything as well (MoBo), 3) No optical drive (disk drive), so I purchased this one from Best Buy to go with it, and yes it runs fine too. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-super-multi-24x-external-usb-2-0-double-layer-dvd-cd-rw-drive-black/9975469.p?skuId=9975469 Overall, she is easy to setup out of the box (though the "ON" button is tricky to find, on the front of the rig there is a red light going up and down, in the middle area there is a notch in the lighting strip, it notches to the left, on the bottom angle of the notch, you push that down and it turns the rig on and off) ,she runs smooth, she runs absolutely quiet, Windows 10 does make is very simple to use "Screen Share" to connect with my LG OLED TV with wireless. She games great and she is easy on the eye's. A great bang for the buck, she's a keeper.

Sorry for the long read, but wanted to share some real information.....Needed to upgrade my 2 year old gaming pc and was on the verge of building one when I stumbled across this machine. It was on sale for $799.99 when we bought it 6/26. Great start, computer arrived at my local best buy for pickup literally 8 days early!! Got nervous when "warehouse online pick" tag stuck to the box stated Ryzen 7 1700x instead of 2700x, (didn't notice it at the store) but after hooking it up, found that was an error as it did indeed have the big, powerful, Ryzen 7 2700x cpu.(This model was updated no too long ago to have the 2700x and no longer the 1700x) And yes, the 2000 series ryzen worked with the motherboard out of the box! (no bios update needed although if buying seperateley, you probably would) Realizing that they build the computer with whatever current parts they have available,and I'm sure they are using the least expensive parts that meet the specs offered, I was curious to see the brands and models that make up the rest of the machine. Motherboard....gigabyte GA-ax370m-ds3h.....its a micro-atx board..on gigabyte website it lists as pretty comparable to ga-ax370m-gaming 3, but this unit is not even offered on amazon.The jury is out but so far it looks to have what is needed to run this machine. GPU...it has an ASUS single fan gtx 1060 3gb card....great reviews, certainly under-powered for this cpu, but easliy upgradeable down the road. Memory..single stick of 8gb ddr4 ram...T-force team group 2400 mhz vulcan...not many reviews available but working well and out of the box running at 2400mhz..probably stick another 8 gb in there to beef up the ram shortly. (motherboard can handle 3200mhz) CPU fan...here's what really takes away 1 of the stars...it does not come with the Wraith Prism cooler that is advertised with the cpu when sold individually..it has a very basic cooler master, clip on, air cooler. Can't identify the model from the cooler, and after submitting the serial number on the cooler master site, it says the model is an A50, (also states 2 year warranty) but google search gave me nothing regarding that model. Assuming its the minimum cooler to do the job, but for this high end cpu, would have liked at least the wraith prism that I am sure everyone that researches this cpu is expecting. 3 fans..Apevia, red, 120 mm all seem to be working great, although upon opening the box, one fan blade was loose in the case and I had to pop it back on. PSU..unsure of psu model, need to remove to see label, but if not at least the 500w that people have said it has, I will update the review. Case..In Win 101 case..looks sharp and great reviews Gaming keyboard and mouse as pictured..... Also might have liked the paperwork from the components included in the box..only had reg. form and motherboard info sheet and cd. Pricing out all the components put this pc well over $1000 ..so great value at the price paid. Overall, very excited about this computer and the increased performance it will offer!! Hope this review helps you make your decision.

My high school kid's computer died and so I thought I would get him a gaming computer for a replacement as well as a graduation present. It's also a way I hope him and I would bond. A novice myself in computer, I've researched, read tons of reviews on varies vendors and with an enormous positive results, I've decided to go with Cyberpower pc. I also pair it with the Asus monitor (VG248QE) and added a gaming chair. After seeing my kid hooked it up and played, I was amazed with the speed of the computer and the picture quality from this monitor. It is such an excellent combination, I ended up buying a duplicate for my youngest kid, age 15. I read some buyers were concerned with high noises from the fan on certain models, graphics etc. It seems this computer has what I needed and for the price I paid which was $799. My kid is a happy kid! And his younger brother will be just as happy when he gets his this week!

I been saving money for a little bit since I always did gaming on cheap laptops before and never had enough to build or buy a decent gaming pc. This desktop is running everything I play on ultra settings. There was a sale recently and I jumped at the chance for this desktop and I do not regret anything. Originally I was looking into Intel and I am very happy with AMD Ryzen performances.

My 15 y/o wanted a gaming machine, and wow--were we excited at the specs for this beauty! Great processor, 8Gig of RAM and (2) 3.1 and (6) 3.0 USBs, and an awesome graphics card. We are very pleased!

I purchased two of these computers for each of my boys. I don't know if this is too much as this is his first gaming computer but I figure it will last him for a couple of years considering he is only 14. He loves the lights, his gaming keyboard, the speed of his computer and definitely his new gaming monitor!

The kids were excited to get this Christmas morning! They were excited to start it up and play some games. I had purchased the monitor Best Buy suggested I buy with it. The set up was fairly easy for someone not as computer suavey as myself BUT there was no sound....On their new gaming computer! It stated that it had 7.1 channel surround sound which I had mistakenly assumed meant it had sound?? From the picture I thought I was looking at speakers in the tower (red things) but was later told that they aren't- also the monitor suggested (that I bought!) did not include speakers in them- but after a quick run to Best Buy a few days later, I purchased a cheap $20 pair of external speakers- I'm still having issues with them being able to plug their headphones in the speakers to use their mics but I'm assuming that's any issue with the speakers not the actual tower.. That being said, my boys are extremely happy with the graphics and how fast the computer is! I'm still a little confused how a gaming computer doesn't have sound to play games on it but the cheap $20 speakers work wonders!

Had this desktop for about 2 years now and I can confirm it still runs good all you have to do is actually take care of it. Most games I get max FPS, RuneScape, Team Fortress, rainbow six, and a couple of others. I’d recommend completely.

I was basically looking for a computer that would be easily upgraded down the future and that’d be able to stream, game, and edit/upload videos. The Ryzen 7 2700x fit the bill. The weak point is the 1060 3g however it is good enough for 1080p gaming. Hopefully with crypto crash they’ll be used gpus flooding the market. This system as is can handle up to a 1080 gpu (not ti). I’m using this system to stream my Xbox gameplay while also recording. I added a Samsung 500gb ssd and transferred windows to it (see YouTube videos). With this setup, while steaming/broadcasting/recording my Xbox game, I only have about a 0.7% dropped frame rate. Which I’m extremely happy with. Also side note, I was actually happy system didn’t come with ssd so I could buy the one/size I wanted and not get a smaller one of different quality. Purchase price 770..... after ssd and taxes 900

I would recommend this for all levels of gammers. Provides high level speeds,

I was pleasantly surprised that CyberPowerPC is a subset of ASUS. This desktop has a tremendous processor (Ryzen 7), wireless networking, and a great graphics card. The audio is rudimentary, but delivers excellent results.

Bought this pc while it was on sale and so far everything seems perfect. All of the games i have tried so far look and run smoothly. Would definitely recommend to anyone who is looking for a powerful pc at a decent price.

Very happy with this purchase. Bought for Christmas as gift. Excellent CPU and good graphics card. Other than delay in shipping and delivery, I am pleased with this computer.

Very happy with this pc so far. It has run my game smoothly and efficiently plus with awesome graphics.

Great starting computer. Runs games good, quiet, and have had not problems with it. I would recommend this.

I was super tight on money and did not want to drop 1,500 or even 2000 for a decent spec computer - with the cpu in this gives it plenty of room to grow/upgrade finally when prices for parts go down in the future hopefully..amazing pc!

Got this PC for 15 year old son for Christmas. He absolutely loves it. Has had no issue playing games like Seige, For Honor, Ark. We considered builing one but why go through all that hassle. This was on sale and cheaper than I could build myself.

For the price this conputer is fantastic. The value comes from parts alone. I bought this to help save myself time and I will be upgrading it as I go. The tower was much bigger than expected so there is a lot of room for changes.

This is a mid expense computer for grandson. Nice for the price. One of the kids that came over to play on the computer said it was one of the best he had played on. Would recommend this computer.