Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ryzen 5 3600 + RTX580(8GB) + Free shipment. BestBuy here has the best price you can find in the market. Even in CPC own web, it costs much more to have a similar spec. (This BestBuy item does not have Liquid Cooling, its memory is only 8MB and its mother_board is B450) If you do not plan to overclock (Ryzen 5 3600 can not overclock) and you do not plan to upgrade CPU 2 years later (AMD next generation CPU will not support socket AM2+ anymore) This spec shall be good enough for you to play regular games in the next several years. One more good reason to buy from BestBuy is when I first received this product, its memory card(1X8GB) has some damage (caused need 30 mins to reboot machine if you un-plug the power, normal shutdown/restart just around 30 secs, but if power cord be un-plug even in PC shutdown situation, that bad memory card need 30 mins to warm up :-() I called CPC to get a free replacement. (If you buy from CPC, you need to pay extra $20 to buy extra insurance or you might need to pay the shipment fee for the replacement) FYI, you can spend around $35(+tax) to buy one extra 8GB(3000MHz) from XXXXX. This machine can only accept 8/16/32 GB(1, 2 or 4 slot memory) memory but NOT 24 GB(3 slots).

I did a lot of research about the cpu and gpu in the system as i was originally going to build my own system. This was a good way to get the performance I wanted in a pre-built package and so far hasn't had any bugs or issues like it might have if i fumbled my way through building it. I wish it came with more than a quick start manual and had any instructions on the provided rgb fans (which if bought elsewhere come with a remote but does not come with this system) but I figured it out after playing with it for a while. Also this is probably the ugliest keyboard I've ever been forced to own. I wish they just gave you something plain and normal but I was going to buy a mechanical keyboard any way so i'll keep it around as a back up. Its perfectly a functional membrane keyboard. The mouse is fine other than the rgb is locked to what sensitivity level you use, so if you like a certain sensitivity you are stuck with that color, except when it is asleep where it just cycles through its colors (after 34 seconds without being touched by my count). But everything actually important to the computer works, I never even powered it with the supplied 8 gigs of ram but the stick looks quality and im sure would have been fine for anyone who wanted to wait to upgrade. I have noticed some warmth from the gpu after gaming for hours non stop and running a second monitor streaming netflix but i cant expect much better with standard air flow and after taking a short break the warmth was gone. All in all a great buy

Got this for $679 or so last month for my son's first foray into PC gaming. I did a lot of searching (including DIY kits) and this setup scratched every itch for a great price. This Ryzen processor is one of the newest mid-grade chips out there and it's a beast. The RX580 has proven its worth and despite being an older graphics card it can still crank effortlessly. The twin HD's are fantastic; SSD boots from zero to Windows login in about 14 seconds. Unreal. Tons of storage on the D: for the menagerie of other stuff - pics, music, videos, etc. Speaking of Windows, that's pretty much all there is regarding software right off the bat - and that's a great thing - no bloatware. Radeon's gaming software installs when you connect to the internet and it's a fantastic system monitor. The included keyboard and mouse are passable; my son has a Logitech 910 and loves it so this really couldn't compare. Comes with a single stick of 8GB RAM which is fine, but it has three tantalizingly open slots next to it on the mobo so we'll probably add another 16GB of DDR4 and call it great. Already multitasks well, gaming and Netflix running simultaneously and browsing in between without issue. As for actual play, we went from integrated graphics on the previous PC (yeah, never going back) where Fortnite was running at about the 50% capability mark. Installed in on this bad boy and it automatically maxed out every single spec and scorches thru it effortlessly - the monitoring software never had the chipset going above 85C for hours on end. Fans (Cooler Master) are a tad loud but I know they're working. The LED lighting is sexy af and the glass siding (actual glass) is a nice touch - expected plastic. The magnetized filter on the air intake is a nice touch as well - just peel and clean for max airflow. All in all, the boy couldn't be happier and my wallet is relieved. Would highly recommend for anyone in my position.

Pros: Fast Runs most games Looks fantastic. Cons: Need more memory for some demanding games Confusing to turn off USB power on feature. Runs warm The Cyberpower GMA4200BST is a fantastic computer. Ill just start there. Despite not being a “high end” pc It has ran everything I have tossed at it. Just to name a few examples of the things Iv ran (most at maxed out settings or close to maxed out. 1080P mind you) are, GTA V, Assassins Creed Odyssey and all the ones before it, mankind divided and fallout 4. I have ran others of course but its too many to name. I waited a bit to write this review till I had some time with it. (around 20 days or so). I will state ahead of time at 1080p is where this pc shines. When you do above that is when the performance starts to drop. Lets talk about what is in the pc. This computer runs a Ryzen 5 3600 that is quite a capable processor. It has had no problems doing the tasks I have asked of it. I will say though with the included cooler it can get rather warm from time to time. I would not do any overclocking with the cooler as you have 0 leeway with it. If you want to overclock, replace the cooler. The GFX card is a RX 580 8gb. The card is an amazing 1080p card. It pairs well with the 3600 and also supports FreeSync. FreeSync monitors tend to cost less than the equivalent Nvidia GSync. The card can get warm as well but it has not been an issue for me thus far. I will say that the room I have it in tends to be a little warmer with this pc running than without it running. This card should run most things out there at 1080p, though some of the really new stuff might need to you lower your GFX quality down just a tad to stay at 60fps or above. This pc comes with 8gb DDR4 SDRAM running at 3000 megahertz. Thus far that has been fine for me personally. But I will say it may need upgraded as some games are starting to need more memory. This pc can be expanded to 64 gigs of ram so you have the upgrade room to fix this issue. Storage, this is one spot the pc shines IMO. It comes with a 240gb SSD that has windows installed on it for amazing boot times. Personally I am using the SSD for only windows and my antivirus, that way I can keep my pc lighting fast. The PC also comes with a 2tb Hard Drive. This is ample space to store most stuff if you ask me. It holds my games and programs with ease. The pc does have RGB with the abillity to change the colors via buttons on the top. It is a nice addition to the pc. The included keyboard and mouse are both of decent quality and both have some form of lighting effects too them. I will say this pc will keep the usb ports powered on when turned off so the light on your keyboard will stay on even when the pc is off. You can change this in your bio’s thought it was a little complicated. A quick google should let you figure this out. In conclusion, yes I would recommend this PC. At the price of 749.99 you will have trouble matching that in a prebuilt and might even have trouble building one for this price with these parts. If you are still on the fence I recommend you read through a few more of the reviews on here to get a general idea of what people think. This also includes the bad ones. But please remember that sometimes you can get a lemon with a bad part. That is just one of the downsides buying or even building computers. Best buy will exchange it with in 30 days of purchase.

I’ve always wanted a good PC to start off with since I’ve never had one. I always looked at prices for PC’s knowing my family would never get it for me. That was until I saw this. It was at an amazing deal around Christmas time and I knew I had to get it. It defaults all of my settings to max so I know it can handle it. Always averaging 120-160 fps on any game. One problem I have with it is that it only came with one 8GB stick if ram. It would definitely improve performance if it was dual channeling. It’s very hard to find another RAM stick compatible with the one I’ve received. Other than that, this PC is amazing and definitely recommend it to any newcomers to the PC world. Games I played with it would be Rainbow 6, Lethal League Blaze, Gmod, OSU!, Destiny 2, For honor, Fortnite, Elder Scrolls Online, and obviously Minecraft. If any one has a question on how this PC works go ahead and ask. I can answer all of the point of confusions you might have as an experienced gamer.

It’s a very good pc I got it roughly 4 years ago and it’s still running! I will say it’s supposed to come prebuilt but nothing came plugged in my motherboard wasn’t plugged in properly but luckily I had someone to fix it for me. It is honestly a great pc.

I bought this PC on January 4, 2020. I was looking at a pricer model at 999.99, with the only difference being 8gs of RAM. I decided on this lower one for 699.99 and will upgrade to 16g for 70.00. I can now play all my Blizzard games on ultra or high settings and getting more than 80+ fps. This is my first gaming PC - I did a lot of research comparing pre-builts to self builds. PROS: Very Fast boot-up on Windows and on all programs Fast Ryzen 5 3600 CPU In-board WIFI AC with two screw-on antennas included Bluetooth 4.2 RGB fans x 3 Fast SSD drive Cable management RGB Mouse Basic Gaming Keyboard with media buttons CONS: 250 GB SSD might not be sufficient No DVD drive Overall I'm thrilled with this product and now I can get back to playing my favorite games.

Runs Fortnite At 400 FPS In Lobby, Runs 200 In Public Matches, In Creative Mode It Runs 500FPS. Fast PC For Work, Editing, School, Anything. Comes With Display Port Which You Need For 144Hz + Gaming. Overall Best PC For Price.

I've been meaning to get into getting a computer for quite some time, but I decided to budge recently and got this specific PC for my birthday along with an ASUS monitor. I can say I'm quite happy with the purchase along with it's price point. The Hard Drive space is massive and may seem a little overkill, but if you do a lot of gaming or video and music work it's quite helpful, along with the 8 gigs of ram being extremely useful for being so small compared to what you can upgrade it to (64 gigs of ram). There is quite a good amount of usage to get out of this computer, especially for gaming, which I'm sure is it's primary function being from the cyberpower brand, but is indeed a good gaming rig, with 20 different games I've managed to get a solid 1080p 60fps experience while running most of my games on their high settings. I definitely recommend this product if you're looking into getting a pre-built system, or an easily upgradable one at that.

I got this pc on Black Friday, it’s been 4 months and here’s my review. Everything and I mean everything is great on this pc, information on it isn’t great so I opened her up and this is what’s in it: CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 GPU: RX 580 8gb PSU: EVGA 600 GD Ram: 1x ADATA 3000mhz 8gb (Recommend buying the same exact ram and putting to 16gb) Board: ASrock B450M mother board, honestly couldn’t find the specific board I have but I think it’s the pro-4 2TB hard drive (didn’t bother to check as it doesn’t really matter) 240 ssd (also doesn’t really matter the brand) This pc is great at achieving 60-144 FPS on pretty much every game I play on it, games like Gary’s mod and league of legends play in the high 200’s, cyberpower learned from their previous models and actually put a good quality PSU in their system, the only real if any drawback to this pc is the RX 580, which is bottlenecking this pc but is still a good quality gpu in this system, but considering the price a more expensive gpu would raise the price of the system to around $1000.

Had this PC for several weeks and it works like a dream. There are some cons to it: -Only 1 HDMI is available, so you have to go out of your way to insert multiple monitors. -The mouse and the keyboard that come with it are mediocre at best. -Connecting your microphone and audio output can be a process. Beyond this, there is a lot to love about this PC (AMD, Storage, Ram, and Ease of use) and would recommend this to people that are looking for a great budget PC to run a lot of programs/ apps!

I needed a new PC for intensive high quality video streaming at a moderate cost, and of course it needed to be able to handle graphic intensive games, in particular my Flight Simulator X and RC flight sims, including Real Flight 8. This PC does so, and with room to spare. The specs and price were a match, and both of my adult boys have Cyber PCs, both gamers, one an anime artist who uses his as his production work station. We know CyberPC quality and have stuck with it, and I have always preferred AMD and Ryzen to Intel. This arrived well packed, undamaged. There is no, nada, bloatware! The only thing I need to upgrade is the keyboard, only because I need to see the keys in a darkened room, but the stock keyboard is otherwise robust and of course well made. I am keeping the mouse, simple, elegant, with 8 buttons and the scroll. It is solid, nice weight and feel and fits like a glove. The computer performs flawlessly, fast (nothing I have ever had, even my Mac Book Air, boots this fast!). Quite, fast, and capable. I don't have any idea what the two buttons on the top do. but I have yet to dive into the online manual/support. I am very pleased with this computer and am glad I chose it and Best Buy. I recommend you do the same!

I was looking a long time for a gaming pc to replace my Hp Omen laptop and this was it. It was an upgrade all around. Everything is so fast loading and I have more than enough storage for everything. My mobo came with a m2 slot so I don't know what the other guy got? I did get 16gb of ram and upgraded that cause yeah but other than that It was an awesome price for an awesome computer. It was so great that I actually bought another for my friend on black friday.

I have never purchased cyberpowerpc before this, but I always wanted to get into PC. After a ton of research I decided on this PC. It's been a couple of weeks and so far so good! I consider myself a hardcore gamer and I figured I would be getting a mid-tier PC but honestly this thing performs well at everything I throw at it, even modern games like Fallout 76 or COD Warzone at 1080p or CPU hogs like Star Wars The Old Republic. I'm a bit of a graphics snob so I like my games always running on ultra and so far it's handled it like a champ. The only criticism I can think of is that the fans do run at an audible level (not jet engine noises like my PS4 but loud enough that you can hear them but I game with headphones so it doesn't really affect me). But then again I am running games at their absolute max settings at 1080p. The upside of that is that the temperature never exceeds 75 C which is what I like to see. I did end up upgrading the RAM to 16gb by purchasing Evo Pontenza Geil 8x2 Ram sticks and they worked perfectly with the Asrock B450M AC Motherboard. Overall, I can see that the PC is versatile enough to be upgraded which is great for future proofing. The 2TB HDD has plenty of space for how large games are nowadays, so I recommend saving your games there instead of the SSD, which sadly is only 220GB big. That is the next upgrade I will be making in the future but I'm not in a rush to do so as my games still run fast on the HDD. The LED lights are pretty cool and I've gotten tons of compliments on how they look. Overall, I can definitely recommend this pc to those who come from consoles want a pretty solid PC that can be upgraded in the future.

This PC runs everything I can throw at it including Doom (2016) on ultra @1080p at well above 60 fps. The price is quite nice for a PC of this power. The only thing that is lacking is the amount of ram that comes stock. However, ram prices are decent right now so it isn't too expensive to upgrade. Also the lights aren't too overwhelming while still looking great. Highly Recommended!

Everyone keeps calling this an entry level PC but for the price it is probably the best value going right now, This PC runs all that I tried with good gameplay. i did upgrade to 16GB ram and that is all that this needs to make it IMO a more than entry level PC. Obviously you can spend more and get better specifications but the incremental difference in performance that you would see is not that critical to most users. At this price point, you can add the ram, a better keyboard and a gaming headset and still be under $1,000. I used to buy higher end (price) PC's but have recognized the performance/value ratio is important. Be sure to locate and install the to antenna for the wifi and this package will satisfy more than starter or entry requirements for most people.

Had this computer for quite some time, and its been great with no issues or overheating. I can play most games with normal to high graphics and still run over 100fps and for the price its a great deal. Definitely would recommend this computer to someone who has never built a gaming pc before.

i've had this pc for a few days now and it has an amazing build and i love the mouse and keyboard that come with it! It looks amazing with my gaming set up and can run games with some good fps.Definitely not overpriced its a good price for a good product would 100% recommend to anybody.

CyberPowerPC - Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 5 3600 - 8GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX 580 - 2TB HDD + 240GB SSD - Black Great PC its set-up is very simple and easy. The game i've played on it were running smoothly The Only thing I hate about this PC is the default keyboard I just hate it. My Monitor is; ASUS - 24" LED FHD FreeSync Monitor - Black

Computer perfect for my gaming needs. Packaged very neatly and easy to unwrap and put together and even comes with the option for a free mouse pad and $10 Gift card if a review is left. Gaming mouse and keyboard are also a big (+). Tower decently sized and comes with vent covers for easy cleaning; All you have to do is slide them off and clean them; No more unplugging whole PC to clean the dust out. Booted nicely and most of the drivers were already up to date. Performance wise it runs everything smoothly from FFXIV to Overwatch to PS4 Games Via. PSNow. Definitely a great starter gaming computer for those who aren't planning on being hardcore streamers but it could definitely support that too. Comes with 1 RAM stick with capability for 3 more (4 In total). Lots of USB ports as well as WIFI capability with the adapters that just screw in. No screwdrivers or tools needed just unpack and plug in and you're ready to start gaming.