Customer Ratings & Reviews

This PC is amazing. I can play any game I want and it handles it like it's nothing. I can play games on the highest setting and also get high fps. The computer doesn't get too hot and the fans aren't loud either. Overall amazing PC.

I picked this up when it was on sale for $1400 and I am really glad I did. Given the current prices, this was the best deal on the market for what it provided. My system came with the Gigabyte Eagle 3060ti which really adds to the overall nice aesthetic of the computer. As for gaming, it handled everything I threw at it, although the cpu did get a bit hot at around 70-80C at some mildly demanding games. Idle temps were are 45-50C which is not the worst. Consider getting a tower cooler for it. I did flip the two fans on the side like most others did, and it will probably have thermal issues if you don't flip them. For most people, if they can fix the slight issues with thermals this computer will work excellently for most tasks. Overall, this computer is very well built, is strong, and looks beautiful, however, the thermals may serve as a barrier to some who are looking to buy or have already bought.

Stays quiet most of the time unless I'm running multiple demanding applications or games. Is a great starting PC for gaming. Overall fits nicely with the accessories I bought it with. I have yet to have any problems wit hit.

This is a good PC for the price. My only complaint is you have to put in a little extra work for it to be solid. Replace the CPU cooler and flip the coupled fans to be intake fans.

The Gamer Xtreme is about as good of a prebuilt as you can get when you can't get a card from NVidia's 3000 series that isn't the basic 3060. First, the case itself is actually not half-bad, considering it's a pretty heavy metal one, with sturdy construction and tempered glass windows on both the side and the front. Even if the intake is strangely on the other side panel, it still makes me wonder how the airflow of this actually holds up. Second, the inner components are about as prebuilt as you can get, with some of them not being anything to complain about like how the memory wasn't RGB or had a 32 GB capacity instead of the somewhat now considered minimum of 16, or the Apevia fans that still use molex connectors, hardware that even back in 2015, techies saw as somewhat primitive. The motherboard is also fine enough, again considering. I was personally hoping for maybe one or two more USB slots in the back, but again, not really an issue I would complain massively over. However, if there was a component I could take issue with, it'd be the cooling, of course. Sure, the Apevia fans are fine and are quiet when not doing much of anything heavy so far, but the addition of a simple flower style air cooler from Cooler Master on mine did raise concerns, especially considering this has an 11th Gen i7 and a 3060 TI put inside. Knowing that prebuilts with their original coolers can be a hassle and lead to possible issues, I got an NZXT Kraken Z53. So far, even if I haven't gamed on it yet, no issues. Highly suggest, like some of these other reviews say, that you try to get a stronger cooler, especially an AIO system. Another strange thing that I noticed is that there was no RGB hub, like most other CPPC prebuilts should have. Something to consider as well, if you're really into the pretty colors side of PCs. Peripherals are also fine. The mouse and keyboard look sleek, and while the mouse has multicolor lighting, my keyboard only had a white backlight. However, again, it depends on what you prefer, which brings me to upgradability. Because I like optical media a lot, like discs and the such, I decided to do a case transfer, and while the case this particular PC is in cannot have one due to the large window, the components themselves are easily upgradable in other regards. So far, I have the Kraken, but I ALSO am considering getting a capture card that fits in a PCIe slot, of which the motherboard has two empty ones that aren't taken by the graphics card. On top of that, memory, of course, was also replaced with a 32 GB kit of G.Skill Trident Z, clocked at 3200 mhz. You want to upgrade this machine without doing all sorts of surgical moves to move cases? This does just fine! All in all, this machine may not be the greatest, being a prebuilt, but in a world of scalpers and their bot armies taking advantage and buying every graphics card that has just a single GB of VRAM left breathing, this thing with a few upgrades to fix a couple of the issues consumers have had in the past? It's a perfect beginner's machine for sure. 4/5 for sure.

This is actually the second one I've had. The first one stopped working after a day. Luckily the team at Best buy swapped me out in a timely manner. The second one I got started to shut down in the middle of a Fortnite game. Right before the PC shut down the cooling fan on the cpu started working really hard. I started reading reviews and noticed this was a common problem. So I immediately upgraded the cpu cooking fan and have not had an issue since! Now for the good!! Graphics are fantastic! It's fast enough to play horizon 5 in ultra mode. The RGB fans are a nice touch! Love this pc now!!

This computer, with some of the components it comes with, is a fair deal (especially with the GPU shortage going on). However, there are some things wrong with this build and personal experiences that I had which resulted in this review getting only 3 out of 5 stars. Listen to this review and the others when we say that the CPU cooler is trash. If you are looking for a PC that you want to be able to plug in and play and not worry about a thing, DO NOT BUY THIS PC. If you are not tech handy and comfortable with replacing PC parts, DO NOT BUY THIS PC. I am not surprised, with the overall price, that CyberpowerPC cut corners where they could. The CPU cooler this build comes with had my CPU averaging 50 degrees Celcius when idling and doing things such as web browsing or using discord. When I actually play games the CPU hits temperatures at about 100 degrees Celcius. That is a big no-go, especially since I am not willing to watch my CPU fry itself out within a year. I am replacing it and will update this review for anyone curious about temperature improvements. Also note for anyone who relies on wifi, the wifi adapter built into the computer is also terrible. Most people will hardline their PCs, which should be everyone's initial route if they can afford it, however, I am on the second floor and opposite side of my house from the router so I use Wifi. My internet is very fast, I made sure of that, but with this wifi adapter, you will probably see download speeds of 4-6 mb/s. My $50 USB wifi adapter I got off of amazon sees download speeds of 15-20 mb/s for comparison. Because of the CPU cooler and the inconvenience and money I have to spend on replacing it, -1 star. For my personal experience with receiving the PC, the delivery was very quick and came two days after I ordered it. However, my GPU came broken. The computer itself was well packaged and there appeared to be no visible physical damage to any component or the GPU itself. After hours of troubleshooting both hardware and software issues, my conclusion was just a faulty part. It happens, I get it. It's not necessarily CyperpowerPC's fault, parts sometimes come bad, but this goes to show their lack of testing builds before shipping them out. I made sure to do some research on the company by reading their reviews on other sites, and it seems that faulty GPUs have happened in the past before. A lot more than it should. The customer support agent was helpful and quick to agree with my conclusion on the faulty GPU and we started the replacement process. My broken GPU had to be shipped out and received by CyberpowerPC before they could send me a new one. It took two weeks total to receive the new part leaving me with a useless box. Because of this, and having to stare at a $1,500 nightlight for 14 days, I will have to deduct another star. Overall, the look of the computer is nice, the case is large and it looks like you have room for upgrading parts. If you're fine with replacing the CPU cooler and adjusting the fans for better airflow, I say it's worth the investment.

For 1399.99 price it's good enough, however you must and I SAY MUST replace the cpu cooler. 90-100c during gaming. if you thinking between this or DELL or HP, get this. Easy to upgrade. Gigabyte Eagle 3060ti (LHR) - Great Intel i7 11700f - good enough WD blue NVME gen3 500gb - good enough WD 1TD 7200 RPM - i had to manually enable in BIOS *wasnt showing up. Ballistix 3000mhz ram - eh (remember to enable XMP) Power(PSU) EVGA 600 (Gold) - eh Gigabyte b560 ds3h ac - EH not a fan but does the job. Case is quality, FANs are 3pins cant control the speed but comes with an RGB remote. - eh

This Gaming PC is excellent and paired with the right monitor and other accessories really brings out the beauty of videogames. With the 3060 Ti graphics card that the product comes with you will have no problem playing upcoming games and old favorites on ultra settings and not dropping a single frame either. The Pros: The ever so elusive RTX 3060 TI that could be bought at this same price from select scalper comes included in this product. Comes prebuilt so you will not have to worry about gathering parts separately and building your pc from scratch. 650 w power supply allows room to add more fans or switch out other components for ones that require more power. Comes with decent keyboard so no need to buy another. The mouse not so much.... Ready for you right out of the box for ease of use. The Cons ( The only reasons that I cannot give this a 5 star) Although one can use it straight out of the box I would heavily not recommend doing so as the fans on this pre-built are not placed optimally. The PC I received had all fans oriented as exhausts which hinders any airflow inside the case making cooling it quite difficult. I suggest that you double check the orientation of the fans and figure out whether your fans are oriented in the way of exhausts or intakes. This is not a major problem if you are willing to open up the case and flip the fans for better air flow or purchase more case fans to add to the setup. The CPU fan sucks, you could be ok with just the fan that is provided but to ensure that your CPU does not even approach 100 degrees Celsius I would recommend purchasing an alternate CPU Fan. The one I purchased was from amazon and was called the Noctua NH-U12S Redux. For 50 dollars it was worth the price and quite simple to install after removing the cheap CPU fan in the PC. The cable management is decent at best. Though the business end of the PC looks clean and organized the back end is crammed with cables. This is not entirely CyberPowerPC fault since the power supply is semi modular there are cables that cannot be removed from the case but unfortunately the case fans that rely on RGB are plugged straight to the power supply instead of the headers on the motherboard. This makes adjusting wires and switching out fans quite difficult without tearing apart all the connections that were previously made. In conclusion a fine product for someone who wants to get into PC building especially when you realized that currently there is a graphics card shortage which makes finding the desired GPU very costly.

The computer is absolutely amazing for the price and the specs, the only thing that I did (like others here in the reviews) was flip the two front fans to intake and switch out the stock CPU cooler to the cooler master hyper 212 black edition. As someone with no prior experience messing around with PCs it took me a couple of hours and struggle to make the changes (specifically due to the brand of CPU cooler I bought) but it was overall worth it and don't let changing out the cooler discourage you from amazing specs at this price point in current market.

Great pc. Can stream, edit, and game with no issue. Only thing you need to do is replace the cpu cooler. They really cheaped out on it. Grab a cooler master or anything really and you’ll be set.

I’ve been using this for more than 18 months now and it’s just flawless and powerful to what I use. My daughter play Roblox after my work. This PC is in for more than 14 hours daily since I bought it and it just keeps stronger!

This PC has got some great hardware - the 11th gen Intel i7 processor and GeForce RTX GPU are enough to play games at 4k. With games that have ray tracing, such as Quake II RTX, I got comfortable framerates, well beyond 60 fps, but at 1920x1080 instead of 4k. The i7 CPU is so powerful that it can get really hot. In CPU-intensive games like GTA Online, temps spiked above 84° C. There are two ways to deal with this: 1. You can disable Turbo Boost in BIOS. This will limit the CPU to around 2.5 GHz--enough for less demanding games--but you may notice lower FPS elsewhere (I did in GTA). 2. Replace the CPU cooler: that seems to have done the trick for other users, and I think I'll do it myself. As for the memory being too slow, I was happy to discover that this PC has XMP support, so the 3000 MHz RAM is overclocked to 3200 MHz out of the box. (XMP is another setting you can tweak in BIOS.) There are a couple of relatively minor things that I'm not sure have cropped up for everyone. This is just my experience, so YMMV. But my RGB lighting doesn't seem to be configurable using software. The RGB Fusion utility that comes with the Gigabyte motherboard doesn't work for me: I can't change the LED pattern, colors, or speed. In addition, mine only has lighting on the fans; my motherboard and GPU don't light up. Fortunately, though, the machine comes with a remote control for the LEDs. The second thing is my keyboard came with a loose keypad, and three of its keys don't work properly. But I'm glad that CyberPowerPC support got back to me promptly, and said they'll ship out a replacement keyboard as it's still in warranty. Overall, this is a pretty awesome deal at $1399. Despite the imperfections, the performance is great.

I must say that this computer is pretty good. the performance is better than what i expected. A nice surprise was that the pc says the the ram speed is 3000, but I have 3200. The RTX 3060 ti is a nice card, runs all my games with out any issues. The one glaring problem with this system, and other reviews have mentioned this as well, is with the CPU cooler. That thing is garbage. I have had the PC lock up due to the CPU getting to over 100 degrees celcius!!! Games would also just close due to the CPU getting too hot. My recommendataion would be to replace the stock cooler with something better. I purchased a Cooler Master hyper 212 cooler and now my temps don't get over 70 degrees. I still think the system is 5 stars even woth the garbage cooler.

Good value for the price and times. Components are of good quality, no immediate issues out of the box. As others noted, the CPU runs hot and needs an aftermarket cooler. I bought this for gaming. Specs-wise the machine handles any modern game at high-levels. That said - it frequently crashes during game sessions. I'll continue to troubleshoot (drivers, ram, temps, etc), but 3-stars is a fair score for the experience so far.

Product was great. Made some modifications as suggested by other buyers: flipped the two side fans from exhaust to intake. Also changed the stock cpu cooler out to one by Artic. Performs excellently after that!

great performance and price im glad i bought it .

Their gaming computers have been great deals so far, especially during sales. My current and last PC were from them, and they had the best value for the price both times I was shopping around for a new computer. One star off is because I've had to change one or two minor things about each PC both times to get it running smoothly. They run the latest games really well though as is. On that note though, their computers also serve as an excellent base if you want/need a working computer quickly to later build upon and upgrade.

I’ve had this PC for about 1 year and 4 months. It’s been running everything just fine at 1440p. Only issue I had was my RAM were in slots 2&4 and for whatever reason I would crash during games. I swapped them to 1&3 and haven’t had an issue since.

The PC setup was super simple and overall it has been running good since it arrived, played some new games on high settings and it all ran smoothly.