Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great pre-built computer can run almost all AAA at max settings without many problems, as well as school, work, etc.... PC arrived without any problems, wires were intact and weren't any damage to the case nor the stuff inside. Of course, I looked through the reviews and the majority of them mentioned the computer having an awful heat sink and CPU temperatures so I brought a Cooler Master Hyper 212, installed a push-pull system and temperatures are barely hitting 50 degrees. If you are looking to buy this, switch the 2 side fans to intake fans and switch the CPU cooler and you should be fine. Overall I would say its a good computer, it does the job and the price is also fair considering the GPU shortages that are about.

What a great computer, it has been running smoothly, and with the CPU and GPU market getting tighter and tighter, I was able to make the switch from Laptop to Desktop. I have had no problems, most likely just going to upgrade the cooler. There hasn't been any software issues, running fine.

So far, I have played a few games on this system and it has been well worth the money. The cable management and overall aesthetic of the pc is great and I'm satisfied in that regard. My only problems lie within the fans. For starters, the CPU fan is not great. It gets the job done, but it could be much better considering the price I paid. I wish I could've ditched the RGB for a better CPU fan. This is a minor issue and I'll just need to upgrade it when I get the chance which is fairly easy. The rest of my problems have to do with the case fans. All 3 of the case fans that came with my system were installed as exhaust fans. This is a big problem in terms of system cooling, but it just took a Philips head screwdriver to fix and was not a big deal. For my final issue, all of the case fans are plugged into a controller and then into the power supply so that all the RGB lights can sync up. This is only a problem because I'd like to control the speed of the fans, but I'm not able to because they aren't plugged into the motherboard. Once again, this is a relatively small issue as I could rewire them to plug into the mobo but that'd involve looking up a tutorial as I am not the best with computers (I bought a prebuilt for a reason). Overall, this is an excellent product with great specs and great build quality!

Great PC Lets start off by saying that this setup is a complete beast of a unit! I’ll describe every part this pc comes with and my experience so far. First things first, CHECK THE WIRING!!!! I found a connector that was about to rip off of the hardrive so check everything and I recommend cable managing everything to your taste. I’ve included pics of the pc before I cleaned it up and added a rgb/fan controller so you can see how bad it is. Not horrible but still -1 for cyber power. So in the box you get a cyber power exclusive case (I think it’s a Lian Li 08) although it has a tempered glass front and side panel, the vents on the right hand side and top of the case allow for more fans to be added or even a 360mm cooler. The pc comes with 3 garbage fans and a stupid fan power splitter which I would highly suggest removing as soon as you get it and replacing with better fans/controller. Lets not forget the absolute trash can that is the CPU cooler. I tested it as soon as I booted the pc and temps shot up to 99 degrees within seconds. I resolved this by going overboard and completely tearing into the stock fan controller, cooler and wiring. I replaced all of it with a Corsair H150i elite capellix (overkill I know) and 3 extra Corsair sp120 fans which all run off of the convenient commander core that comes with the h150i. So now I have replaced the 2 fans on the right side of the case and turned them around for intakes, replaced and flipped the rear fan around as another intake and mounted the h150i 360mm cooler to the top of the case with 3 exhaust fans to keep the radiator clean. My cpu and gpu temps stay well below 65degrees now. It comes with an EVGA 3060, T-force 8x2 ram sticks (3000mghz), an asus b560 mb, a thermaltake 600watt 80+gold non-modular power supply (might upgrade to a modular since there’s a huge mess in the ps area). The 11700f is a monster and it does amazingly well with the 3060. This is a great option for someone looking to game during the great gpu shortage and looking to upgrade in the future. Also it looks AMAZING!!!!

First of all i had my pc for 44 days to be exact from when im writing this, so have not had it for to long. My first impression coming from a 1060 Graphic Card this computer is a monster. I can honestly run games no issues at there highest quality, has of right now i have no issues with it. I am a little of a competitive player so in games like Fn or COD i really dont run at max settings but you could if you like to. I honestly love that i can game & multitask without any issues, i be gaming & watching twitch or videos without issues. I can stream & game too, not a big streamer just starting but you can do it no problem without issues. I was very iffy on buying this pc been that i wanted to build my own, but with this graphic card shorted i got impatient & started looking around. I did read comments & stuff but i saw more good reviews that bad so i was like why not lets give it a shot. I did look for wire issues & found none, i game & never had my pc overheat, been that i read so many bad comments about the fan i had a little extra cash & bought myself a fan, kind of took time but nothing that Youtube cant guide you do.i bought myself a "MSI - MAG CORELIQUID 240R - AIO ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler" i didn't really needed it but kind of feel for the comments, yes its a bad fan it has but i had no issues for the little time i had it. i also ended up buying a SSD of 1T for more speed but you dont have to. Overall its a beast pc for the price its a good investment for gaming, i do recommend switching the side fans but other than that you really can hate on a beast that you can always upgrade. I would recommend & i would say dont really let 1 or 2 bad comments stop you from buying it. Fan wise yes you can always upgrade it not a big deal. Buy it you wont regrest "TRUST"

I would have rated this item a 5 star except for two things. First of all the good. 1 - This is one of the sweetest PC cases I have worked with, easy access to every thing, remote for the colored fans, plenty of room. Two USB along with sound access on the top of the case. 2- Great video card (RTX 3060) 3 - Great storage: 16 gig RAM along with nice size 500g SDD and 1tb HDD a as well. 4) - worked right out of the box. The Bad: 1) Windows Home. Ugh. I had to use Powershell to update the time zone. Also had to jump through hoops to log into my PC as a local account. Also the software for monitoring the mother board from ASROCK didn't work and my assumption is that it is because it needs Windows Pro to run. 2) The biggest down side to this model is the CPU cooler. Running Guild Wars 2 will take the heat up above 80 C with the cooler that it comes with. Luckily with the cool case you can replace the CPU cooler and not have to take the mother board out. With the new cooler I bought it rarely gets over 50 C All in all I really like this computer.

I have only had for two days now, but from what I have played, it is way better than my 1060 build I had before. Runs smoothly and everything runs pretty quickly. Haven't experienced any cooling issues yet like some people have had, but will see with time. Very easy to get setup. Just remember to runs updates once you turn it on. Had a lot of updates that were needed

DON’T BUY THIS PC !!!!!! I bought this PC for myself to help me takeoff my streaming career. You know for the price and the specs I thought it wasn’t a terrible investment. Oh boy was I wrong … I’ve had this computer for about 12 or so days and don’t get me wrong it is an beautiful PC, but jesus christ how has this thing been such a piece of work. I am an IT Technician so I would say I know my way around a computer. This piece of machinery has left me nothing but a headache since I have had it. Let’s first get into the backwards fans. I knew buying the computer that was going to be my first issue I would’ve had to address after receiving the PC. Before i even turned it on for the first time I switched the fans just due to the fact that it’s wrong lol. This was honestly the least of my worries. Second off let’s talk about the great CPU heat sink that was given to me. Actually first let’s talk about how you literally cannot do a single piece of work on the computer without it causing it to 1. overheat , 2. Just crash, or 3. turn all the monitors off and cause the fans to spin up and restart the computer. So after realizing rather quickly that the CPU fan was complete and utter garbage, I decided to order myself a 212 Cooler Master Evo heat sink off of amazon just because I have put them on customer computers in the past and they have never had any issues with their gaming PC so I gave it a go and Yea it fixed my overheating issues. The first fan would idle on the desktop at 50-60 degrees Celsius. Don’t even get me started what happened on when you would open any game, didn’t even matter what size it literally just would crash after idk maybe 30 mins. It would spike to 100 degrees and the limiter on the mother board would come up and tell me basically the computer was melting itself to death. After the 212 fan came and got that installed it completely fixed my heating so that’s was a plus. Temps were about 20-40 just idling so it was back to normal so I was happy with that. Let’s get into the 3rd issue I have. So after the fan replacement for a good 4-5 days I was loving the computer didn’t have an issue was able to stream perfectly, until last night. It was around 1am and I was ending the stream to go to bed and before i got to finish talking to chat the computer just turned all the monitors off and all the fans spun up again. Right away I knew going to bed that night that this was going to be a continuous issue, I just knew it and I was right. Starting my stream up today the same day i’m writing this review about an 1 hr and 30 mins into my stream it does it again. Fans go up and computers goes for restart. The weird thing was that I was keeping an eye on my cpu and gpu temps all night checking every couple mins or so. They were riding around 40-50 degrees the whole 1 hr 30 mins so it wasn’t a overheating issue. At this point I don’t know what could be possibly wrong. I’ve checked the whole computer every is where it is supposed to be and firmly in. I have hit a road block and I am just trying to seek out help and maybe I just unconsciously missed something. Looking at all these reviews it looks like everyone had the same issues fans were bad they replaced them but now their PCs are running just fine. I have ran many power tests to see if the computer would cut out, have a shortage, or see what components are not working correctly. After numerous scans of a program we use at my shop called OCCT it basically puts everything on full blast and gives you a diagnostic. This PC just either blue screens during it, as I said before the fans spin up and restart the PC, or gives me an CPU error. I started to come to the conclusion I got a bad CPU from you guys. I have been really considering returning the PC unless I some how find a solution. I have never seen a computer do the things I have seen this particular computer do in all my time working around computer and just being a normal daily user. So basic conclusion … If you are going to purchase this PC, Id honestly just resell the GPU and save the money and wait till parts to get lower in price and just build one yourselves. I don’t know maybe the rest of the people who left reviews got one from the better side of the bunch but unfortunately I did not.

The PC is very good, it had everything it said in the details of the computer, the RGB that has impressed me a lot, the truth is too good, everything is clean and in order, I use it to play competitively in fortnite and my fps did not drop, they always remained stable, I really recommend it a lot for the price that is very reasonable and for the quality of the components it has. If you want to start in this Gaming and competitive thing I highly recommend it

Firstly, I am a PC Builder, been building PCs since the 90s, unfortunately due to the GPU problem we are all dealing with, I was unable to snatch one for over a year. This is when I decided to buy a prebuilt. After countless hours of looking at specs I decided on this CYBERPOWERPC - Gamer Xtreme, specs looked like almost every box was checked for what I would deem necessary for my personal build. I didn't notice this system was a 11700 (non K) processor (ooppps) it has 16GB of DDR4 RAM, I wanted 32GB but RAM is pretty cheap and availability isn't an issue. It comes with a GeForce RTX 3060 which I really wanted a 3070TI but I could settle for this. Storage was 1TB HDD (don't know why they use these spinney thingies anymore) but I digress.. along with the HDD it comes with a 500GB SSD (why not 1TB?) especially with how cheap SSDs are now. I wasn't really a fan of the case; however, what I really was looking for here was the GPU. System came packaged pretty well within I think 3 days. Upon unboxing and setting up and hitting the power for the first time I notice all 3 RGB Fans worked along with the CPU fan... After looking twice I noticed that two of the fans were not spinning at all, just the RGB lighting was working. Not the end of the world, loose wires on the fan controller, after pulling the back of the case off I notice the fans are both set to exhaust air and the single fan in the back of the case was also set to exhaust air, so the case had zero intake fans for cool air (odd but maybe intentional) After running a few stress tests and benchmarks I see the CPU temps are pushing 90C. Thought it was probably normal since the cooler that came with the system was a 25 dollar aesthetic. After running out to BESTBUY and buying a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 BLACK RGB Tower cooler, a Corsair 750W power supply (just because I wanted MODULAR) and Corsair LL120 PWM 3 FAN kit with RGB controller (Figured I'd replace the NON-PWM fans that the PC came with) and finally 32GB kit of Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 3200MHz I got thermals no higher than 65C under load on the processor and the fans all being exhaust I think was the biggest culprit of this thermal issue. Final thoughts - This is a pretty decent build, if you are a Over Clocker like myself, stay away from the non-k CPUs. -my next upgrade to this is going to be the CPU and the MOBO *this motherboard is horrible with power delivery with prebuilt PCs they have to budget the build in order to provide the customer with a reasonable price tag, unfortunately there is a few parts in this PC that wouldn't have made the price go up for CYBERPOWERPC but instead would have been a HUGE difference in performance. I feel like i'm rambling on here so anyone else want to reach out to me, i will try to keep an eye on this thread.

Like a lot of the other reviews said, the cpu cooler could be better. I wasn't really reaching like 99C temps or having my PC shut down, but the temperatures were not very comfortable to look at. I replaced the stock cooler with a nh-u12s redux and now I don't even go past mid 60C even when under heavy load and having the power limits on the cpu removed. Other than that, this is probably one of the best deals for a prebuilt you can probably get right now.

Make sure to read a good handful of reviews and make sure this purchase is going to land in your comfort zone. First time PC owner here, if I can do it so can you. This machine overheats out of the box, tbh I never attempted to run it before I made the hardware change first. The cooler fan I removed seems very cheap, replaced with a coolmaster hyper 212. Just follow a tutorial on YT. Flipped the two front fans as well. One hour to get it out of box to new parts and running in an hour. Wow what a deal! Max settings on all games and 120 fps+

I'm going to be honest. We all know the landscape of PC Components, most notably GPU's. I bought this solely for the 3060. I am using the extra storage since i still had space inside my original case. I am normally a "Build your own pc guy which i did". However i know that its impossible to get parts and this isn't bad for the price. The case is actually quite spacious and it came with an i7. Can't beat it for the price due to the shortage.

I have been using this computer for about 3 months now and everything seem to be in working order still. Looks great not to many led lights for and best part came with a remote to turn them on and off if the computer is in your bed room at night. I have not played in strenuous games yet but so far it has handled everything right from the start with little to no issues, but for the price compared to building one it is def worth the money compared to just graphics card prices alone.

I've had my CyberPower PC for a few months now and absolutely love it! It runs smooth and the graphics and gameplay is amazing compared to console. Definitely happy I made the switch to PC from console and also happy that I changed and went with this build. Prior to purchasing my CyberPower PC I purchased an iBuyPower PC and went through 2 within 10 days because the build wasn't operating correctly. Got my full refund and put that money into the CyberPower PC and haven't looked back!

I got a CyberPowerPC about a month ago and I love it. Amazing price with top of the line components. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a prebuilt and would buy again myself for sure.

Got this computer today after waiting and reading reviews. I am very happy with it! It's quiet it's fast and had no problem booting up at all. Although after reading some reviews and seeing that the CPU cooler wasn't doing a good enough job; I did end up replacing the CPU cooler with an AIO. It fit perfectly in the case and worked like a charm!

At the moment I've been using this computer and I can tell you! The graphics are phenomenal, the speed of the computer is great and the performance has been super nice! I will really recommend this computer for anyone who is starting in PC Gaming. The only thing i don't like is that the keyboard is too big, but don't take this in consideration since I am used to iMac Keyboards. Overall I'm enjoying my new computer.

This PC is an amazing pre-built for a decently fair price. The only problem is that, the Cooling fan that it comes with sucks and the two intake fans are backwards so you'll have to upgrade to a better fan and flip the intake ones before playing any games but once you do that you will be set and have an amazing PC that will run basically anything.

It is overall a good computer although the heatsink is terrible. I would recommend it if you are getting a cooler such as a scyythe fuma 2. This pc was 1350 when i bought it which was a good deal but now i would go for the rx 6700xt system as the price has jumped to 1500.