Customer Ratings & Reviews

The PC came with a missing m.2 nvme stick so I pretty much cant even do anything until I order my own. If you order this keep in mind Best Buy and Cyberpower customer service is complete trash and all they can do is review your problem but unfortunately not do anything. I literally have to order my own ssd and windows key now thank you for nothing.

Arrived earlier than expected. Everything but one fan was working. An Amazing computer for the price. I'm using it for gaming and streaming and everything is running smooth.

Much faster and overall better than my previous build. Games load up very quickly compared to my last pc. Great value for the price !

best computer brand to buy for the best price there is build A1

Eh decent in current market but kinda overpriced...

Honestly very happy with this build. Mostly bought it as 3DCG and Video rendering machine and so far the benches I've run indicate that it will perform excellently for those purpose. But I am also excited to be running some newer games on it. I didn't want the 3060 ti for no reason. Also I can't stress the value of this, especially with the current stock issues. If you really need a 30 series gpu, cyberpower is the way to go. I was surprised at the size of this machine though. It is pretty massive. Here's a bench I ran for reference: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/39688170 Multicore Cinebench Score: 10300 with temps mostly at 65 degrees.

Let's be honest...you're buying this system specifically for the 3060 Ti inside. That card alone makes the system worth it. First off, the build quality was....alright. Zip ties everywhere behind the mobo, but they seemed secure. CPU included was marginally better than the stock intel cooler, but that's expected. The power supply is an Apevia brand one...pretty much bottom of the barrel. Luckily the 3060Ti is not super power hungry. Although the 10700F likes to guzzle juice to hit those 4Ghz+ boost speeds, the wimpy cooler included makes it unlikely that it'll be able to sustain those speeds without dialing it back. So the PSU should be fine...as long as the caps don't during a peak power draw. I plan on replacing mine with a more reputable brand that comes with 7~10 year warranties. Taking off a half-star for the weird fan configuration. The two stacked fans showed up as exhausts. Now negative pressure can be a good thing if you clean up your system regularly, but those two exhaust fans were blowing into a dust filter on the outside of the case. I ended up chucking the fans anyway (MOLEX....GROSS) and replacing them with 3 Corsair QL120 with two stacked for intake and one in the rear for exhaust. I also swapped out the cooler for a Corsair H115i AIO mounted to the top since there's space for the 280mm radiator. Ran a couple of stress tests with this setup and CPU maxed out at 56C with GPU at 58C. Quite respectable temps, but I was more impressed with how QUIET the case ended up being. Running the test, I had to keep checking the chassis because I thought my fans had died or stopped spinning. Nope, just a really good noise isolation for the fans. The other half-star is from the garbage integrated wifi. The drivers installed said it was a realtek, but the website for the motherboard model (B460M DS3H) claims that it's an Intel wifi card. The wireless throughput was ATROCIOUS and I was getting about 10-15 Mbps on average on my home network (Wifi 6 at 2.2Gbps). I ended up throwing an old PCI-E 4-band AC adapter in there and got the speed up. Either way, don't count on a robust wireless solution out of the box with this one.

I love this PC. I was looking to build a PC but with all that's going on it's almost impossible to get a GPU at msrp so this was the next best thing. My intended built PC would have come out to about 1600/1700 but also had a better motherboard, ram, and power supply(all areas where this computer cheaps out a bit). Mine also came with a cyberpower non mechanical keyboard and cyberpower's mouse (list price of 30) This prebuilt came with the following parts ASUS dual RTX 3060ti (has two hdmi ports) (500 MSRP (400 for founder's edition)) motherboard Gigabyte B460M (90 - 110) 2x8GB Patriot memory 3000mhz (90-100) i7 10th gen 8 core 2.9 GHz(300) Already at 1000 and haven't added in taxes, Case, cooling, 500GB SSD 1TB HDD power supply (600W) Again I wish I could have built it but finding a gpu is tough right now. I'll be looking to upgrade the RAM and motherboard eventually, but as is, this PC will last a while especially with a 3060ti The only drawback is Cyberpower's customer service. It seems my motherboard's HDD's connection was bummed at arrival and my PC cannot recognize it. I was on hold for an hour and 30 minutes and wasn't able to speak to a representative so I ended up sending an email. But otherwise this PC is great I got it for list price of 1250.00 I see now it's 1300.

Thanks to insomnia, I got lucky and was able to purchase the desktop and got it 2 days later. Here are the relevant specs: MB: Gigabyte B460M DS3H AC v2 RAM: Patriot 16gb 3000Mhz Video: Gigabyte 3060 Ti Gaming OC Pro (3 fan) Excellent value in this current shortage of video cards. The case is roomy but all fans were set to exhaust so I switched the two side fans into intake fans and now there is good airflow. I changed the CPU from air cooled to liquid cooled with a 120mm radiator and it never goes above 60 degrees in Warzone with the radiator exhausting on top of case. The 3 fan videocard stays cool, never going over 66 degrees in Warzone. Warzone findings: i. Averages around 130fps on a 1440p and 150fps on a 1080p in Season 2 (2021). I'll update it the more I play with this and play around different areas of the map ii. The motherboard only supports up to 3000mhz and that's with XMP. It doesn't make it worth upgrading ram unless you go for CL14 and below at 3000mhz. If I am wrong, please correct me but this is my experience. iii. The i7-10700F is very nice! Not that far from the 10700KF that I have in performance. I have another PC that's an i7-10700KF, Nvidia 3080, 16gb 4000mhz ram and it averages 170 fps on 1440P and 200 fps on 1080P in Warzone. This 3060 Ti is an excellent value.

This PC is exactly what I needed to finally break into the world of desktops and build customization. Pros: • Great specs for the price • All components work without issue • Unit was delivered a week earlier than expected • Unit was clean and well packaged, giving ample protection • PC looks aesthetically pleasing with great wire management in all viewable areas Cons: • Upon arrival, a small broken piece of plastic was rattling around in the main body of the computer. The plastic seems to have been cracked off from the case, but I cannot find the location where the crack occurred. Concerning, but does not seem to be an issue. • While the PC looks clean from the front and side, the wire management in the back of the PC is a bit of a mess. This is nothing that would impede the function of the device, but it would be much nicer with a bit of electrical tape. • A full and detailed list of parts was not available before purchasing this PC, so it made it difficult to look for replacement components without seeing the device in person. Even if slightly different components are used for each build, it would be nice if an update was sent to the user with the exact PC specifications once the order is placed. What to watch out for: • Some users in the reviews of this PC build have noted that their device arrived without any thermal paste on the CPU. This was not the case for me, but double check that your build has thermal paste if you notice overheating or frequent random shutdowns! • As other users have warned, this PC is made and shipped with all case fans in an EXHAUST configuration. For proper airflow, you may want to flip one of the fans so that you have both INTAKE and EXHAUST. • Triple check the connection of all your components before turning the PC on! This is stated in the quick start guide, but make sure all components are tightly plugged in and secure. The exact specs are not listed for this PC, but here is a short list of the components I received in this build: CPU - Intel Core i7-10700F 2.9 GHz 8-Core Processor CPU Cooler - Specifics Unknown. Cooler Master air cooler, possibly an i71C Memory - Patriot Signature Premium 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000MHz CL16 Memory (P48G3006UPSB) Motherboard - ASRock B460M Pro4 Micro ATX LGA1200 Motherboard GPU - Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB GAMING OC Video Card Storage SSD - Specifics Unknown. 500GB ADATA Swordfish Storage HDD - 1TB Western Digital WD10EZEX-08WN4A0 Power Supply - Apevia Prestige 600 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply Case Fans - Specifics Unknown. CyberPower branded case fans Case - Specifics Unknown. CyberPower branded case Altogether, I am very happy with the specs and quality of this build, and I would purchase from CyberPower again!

I bought this when graphics cards were VERY expensive. For someone that doesn't know much about building computers, this was a great purchase. I've had it for three years and it runs all the games I play without issues. Baldurs gate 3, witcher 3, dragon age, etc. My only complaint is that it VERY OCCASIONALLY blue screens on me. I believe it's some sort of hardware issue but it happens so rarely I haven't taken too much time to figure out what the cause is.

Great Performance at a great price. I usually build my own PCs, but since I was not able to score a Nvidia 3000 Series, I found a prebuild cyberpower PC that had a 3060 TI for a very competitive price. The PC works great out of the box, but for an experienced PC builder, I had to do the following optional steps to set it up just like I would build it 1- Updated bios/graphics drivers 2- Reversed the side fans to intake, they were exhaust 3- switched the CPU cooler from stock to aftermarket cooler. Now the pc feels just like i've built it :)

Took a chance buying this as my first gaming PC and I'm glad I did. The computer shipped quickly, and after checking all the components out, everything matches what was described here. Been running this for a few days now with no issues. Cable management looks good and everything is as described. I recommend making two changes when you get this: 1) the two side fans, in my opinion, should be blowing air into the case. It arrived with every fan blowing air out of the case. To change this, you just remove the two protruding screws at the back to remove the side panel. Then you can unscrew the side fans, turn them around, and screw back in. This will allow cool air to enter via the side, and hot air to be pushed out of the back. 2) check your BIOS and enable XMP profiles on your RAM. This will make sure your RAM is running as fast as it is advertised here. Otherwise, it will be running slower by default. Been running Warzone at 90-120 FPS with no issue. LOVE IT.

This PC works really well and was worth the purchase due to the fact that 3060 ti are really hard to find sometimes because they are brand new and overall a good purchase for the price.

Product arrived in good condition and have had no issues with it so far. Has performed well and seems to have been put together well. I did switch a fan around to intake like other have mentioned doing but great product and no issues so far. A great deal because I didn't have to deal with the hassle of building it and also seems fairly priced to get a 3 series graphics card that you cant seem to buy individually.

Bought PC from Best Buy, arrived very quickly, Build quality is actually very good. Seems they use some sort of OEM MSI 3060 Ti dual fan in the system. I did switch the fans around to be intake instead of exhaust on the side panel as there was zero intake fans. Other than that the computer was competitively priced considering the current market and parts used were adequate

first let me start off with I put more research in then most. I was toying with the idea of building one but due to the current state of availability on graphics cards I opted for a pre built.. The product is as described, i7 with a 3060ti. 16gigs of ram. First impressions the pc was clean, wires nicely tucked cable management was done well. M.2 SSD worked as expected. Windows started right and was able to start gaming once favorite games were installed. Smooth fps on warzone which I opted for 1440p instead of 1080p (in retrospect, should've stuck with 1080p as the difference is minute but 25 extra frames would be great) currently getting 110-120 in 1440p medium-high settings. All and all well built machine. Cons: b460 mobo leaves little room for over clock. Intel i7 similar situation, ram frequencies can not exceed 2933 in a perfect environment. Opt for a ryzen 7 if applicable as 3200mhz is virtually a standard compared to intel. All and all happy with my purchase. The 3060 ti is the highlight of the desktop and since retail pricing is not an option, this is the next best thing

Great computer, priced lower than the individual parts would cost with the current crazy GPU economy. Ran even my most demanding games like a breeze. Delivered with a nice Asus dual rtx 3060ti GPU which was better than I expected!

I actually like this pc. They give you a good value graphics card good ram,mobo,psu,case,and rgb. This pc alone would run you more than 1250. I would recommend this pc to someone wanting to start streaming and or gaming at high fps. in fortnite competitive settings I get 350-400 fps average.

Ordered and received it in 1 week. Got everything set up in an hour and jumped right into a game of Warzone. Hard to complain because it just works but have a couple nits to pick. Pros: - Got a Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti GAMING OC 8G which undervolts and overclocks surprisingly well - Value for money + in stock. Beats waiting and most deals around this price only include older gen Ryzen. - Temps and airflow pretty good overall but see cons Cons: Front intake fans are oriented as exhaust, would recommend turning them around for intake. This might vary from build to build. Motherboard is a OEM model AsRock B460 wifi that seems to be missing some heatsinks. But HWinfo isn't showing any abnormal VRM temps so it should be fine.