Customer Ratings & Reviews

good product, good performance easy to use very fast

I have been using this pc for around a year now. It has been able to run everything i've thrown at it. Most games I can run on high or ultra which is amazing. For a prebuilt it'ts great. The price was steep but that's what happens when you don't build your own! I new what I was getting into. truly vr ready

So far, so good. Runs games on high settings across the board. Everything loads quick. I’m very happy with this purchase.

This is my first gaming PC and seems I made an excellent choice! Doesn't break the bank and comes with everything you'd want in a robust gaming PC - including SSD, great graphics card, and liquid cooled. Running SIM iRacing and no issues thus far. Will connect Oculus Quest once th eLink cable is available. NO REGRETS!

Crazy powerful. Does it all. Added 16 extra gigs of ARGB Ram (can’t remember which one was compatible with this board, just verify prior to installing) I can run any game max settings with all perks on and hit 165fps and 165 hz refresh witch is as good as my monitor can pull off.

Good computer, kind of noisy. The 2070 I received was a MSI dual fan set up version. It retails for around 500$ on bestbuy. A lot of LEDs. My computer did not come with a remote. I don't know how to change the LED colors or how to turn them off. The case is huge. It has a lot of expansions.

Picked this pc on sale. It has been running great with no hiccups. I was planning to build my next computer until i saw this one on sale and saved myself the work. Runs all my games at great FPS at 1440P. Does get a little on the noisy side but that is not a big deal for me.

Purchased this system for my son to replace an older system. So far it has performed very well with only a few minor glitches. At this price point it is a solid system that handles all the intensive gaming he can throw at it without hiccups. If you are in the market for an affordable but powerful system I fully recommend these.

I purchased this computer as a beginner gaming PC not knowing that it was packed full of power! Every game that I've ran so far has crystal clear graphics and smooth FPS. I would highly recommend this PC to anybody that wants to get in to gaming or wants to upgrade!

I just got into competitive gaming which led me to streaming and I couldn’t have done it without this PC. When I started streaming the default settings on my stream software settings we’re all set low once I looked at the capabilities of the computer and I was able to raise the quality of my stream to make me look more professional like I’ve been streaming for years. I did this all with ease. The computer came completely set up the only problem I’ve had was because when I hooked it up the lights on the inside were not coming on I had to open it up and figure out what was wrong which was a cord for the lighting that came loose during transport.

Great computer for gaming. My first gaming computer and it works way better than I expected it to.

I spent much time researching and comparing entry-level gaming machines. I checked custom builders and pre-builds, even considered and researched building for myself. Working within my budget, this machine stayed at the top of the list for the duration of my research. I missed the first price drop on it. Lucky for me, there was a better discount offered during the Black Friday sales. So far, everything about this machine is solid. On interior visual inspection... Everything was very clean, cables connected and managed neatly. Performance... All fans and RGB lighting work. Fans run quietly and machine stays cool, although there is no extreme gaming going on, yet. Start up went very smoothly. Windows 10 came preinstalled with no product key needed.

Had to fix a molex power connection to one of the fans when it came in. The LED connections were loose but I called tech support and they helped me fix it with no problems. Other than that it’s a great pc for the price! This thing is a beast!

Well I just wrote an extensive review on this product an unfortunately deleted it... so here it goes again. Bundling a 2070 RTX Super and a Ryzen 3700X at this price in a prebeuid comes off at first at an exceedingly good value... However, where Cyberpower cut costs here runs from the mildly irritating and quirky to the truly disappointing. Let's start with the expected... The fans are bad... really bad. Apevia brand RGB fans that I can't even find on the Apevia website. Cyberpower traditionally has had an issue with thermals and while I think theis case design is MUCH BETTER than the previous CPPC's in the past, the hardware attached is really, just, well it's bad. However, what's really weird here is the "ARGB AIO" advertised in the product brochure and the call I had with tech support this afternoon. I didn't really buy this system for ARGB, but I decided to call Cyberpower to find out what fans were in the system because of course the prodcut specs don't include anything specific for an individual build. If the AIO was ARGB, then there must be a custom control I could replace the button of top of the case with to leverage software and leverage at least the RBG function of the rest of the lighting since the "ARGB" AIO was programmed in... During the process of talking to tech support and opening up the back of the case I discovered that the fan lights are controlled by a molex powered PCB tucked in the cabling section of the case which routs to the button on top of the case from which you can adjust the RGB settings. Fan speed is thankfully routed through the mobo but the use of a molex powered PCB on a ASROCK B450 Pro which has about a million fan headers for both RGB and ARGB is the first head scratching decision. When I asked about rewiring the fans to the mobo tech support said I'd have to replace the fans for additional RGB functions because Apevia doesn't even have software support for this particular brand... Tech support was also not able to tell me if the AIO with the cyberpower logo was an Apevia or a Coolermaster. So, if the AIO actually is ARGB... which I kind of doubt now, the only way to leverage that function is to replace all of the fans in the case or ljsut run the system with desynced lighting. Either way, removing the fans or the AIO would invalidate the product warranty if the stickers on the hardware are to be believed, so ARGB is not actually an option and should be removed from the product brochure. Also, customizable RGB lighting is at this point, also not something that should be in the product brochure, so much as selectable. You can select from the presets but because Apevia has no software support for this particular lighting kit, you can't even get additional features by replacing the controller and since the entire kit is wired to a PCB and not the mobo, there are no options to edit in bios... apparently. Even though there is an LED section in the bios. This however is really no a big issue... what is a big issue is the 16BG VRAM included in this kit... at least what was included in my kit. 16GB of Viper Elite at 8x2 which is 3000 C 16 series RAM. The ram is rated at 1067 base and XMP 1499 rate... Meaning that the 2133 base close and 2998 XMP rated overclock is 200 MHZ less than the RYZEN 3700X stock speed. This means that the onboard VRAM when overclocked is throttling the base RAW throughput of the CPU. Ryzen PBO which isn't even an overclock setting but simply a performance tuning setting moves the CPU clock to 3600 base... which means on base settings you lose the 1:1 compatibility of Infinity Fabric even if you were to overclock your RAM in XMP. Given that Infinity Fabric is a cornerstone feature of Ryzen CPUs and this build came with VRAM that throttles the baseline settings of Ryzen's CPU in during any gaming load, it's no wonder why my system is consistently overvolated without me adjusting any of the settings. Look, the Viper series is at least low enough latency that I could make up the performance deficit by uncoupling the infinity fabric and cranking it up while hoping the lowish latency of this set compensates.... had I not have opened the bios and configured this myself my VRAM would have continued to overvolt, as it has for the last two weeks giving me more than a few CTDs running a modded Fallout 4 game on Ultra settings. You'd think that that a CPU with the latest gen of 2070 cards and a 3rd gen Ryzen kit could handle a 2015 release even with some HD texture upgrades on a 24" 1980x1080 Freesync display.... but lemme tell you, you'd be wrong because the ram is from topline DDR4 gens in, well, 2015. The reality is that there is no way that any prebuild should be throttling a top end CPU by cheaping out on an integral peripheral. Even if it helps bring the price down on a higher component build... what is the use of having a Ryzen 3700x if my VRAM is throttling it? If you absolutely have to make a premium build at this price point with a 2070 Super then make one that is Turing optimized. I bought this system to leverage what both Ryzen and Nvidia do well but turns out the peripherals make that impossible in this build. The worst part is though, that ultimately using the onboard performance boosts in AMD's suit began overvolting my VRAM and ultimately, could have damaged my system if I didn't research extensively what was actually going on with this VRAM. IMHO, this is a really bad business practice by both Cyberpower and Best Buy. Best Buy had this system build to a spec to sell to retail customers I'm sure they know aren't likely to look into this sort of issue and even though there is a work around with decoupling the AMD Infinity Fabric, there are warnings about invalidating warranties all over those software suites. Meaning that there really is no recourse for customers who want to fix the issues caused by the dodgy configs they are sold.

Great gaming computer for the money. Haven’t had any issues besides the liquid cooling fan rattles when starting a game which is bad and will need to replace the fan with a better one soon. All games ive tried so far 4k ultra setting between to 30 to 70 fps on my sony 75inch tv and works fantastic. The keyboard works good but the mouse is very cheapy the wheele gets stuck randomly when scrolling but you can replace it with a good wireless mouse like the razor series. The tower otself os very clean amd the wires were very well tied up with zipties and making it look like oem. The power supply is the minimum 550w which is all you need for the pc but if you plan to upgrade later buy a larger power supply. Overall very good build pc and a better one then some out there i think especially for the price. Recommended.

This thing is amazing, it’s been a month now and i absolute love it! Iv been playing MW on about 160-200 FPS! Not only that but if i run it on maxed out settings, i still get about 100! Not bad at all! If you are looking for a new set up, i recommend this one entirely! My old set up used to be a Omen build with 1070, and an i7 7th gen, but i was looking around and comparing the AMD ryzen 7 3700 with an i7 and it’s pretty much close to it, the ryzen 3700 is just a cheaper version of the i7 7th gen. This totally blows my old set up!

Very Fast and quiet. Runs games and flight simulation flawlessly. This computer is well built. Very impressed and would not hesitate to buy another from CyberPower. B Searle

Pretty good gaming PC. Super fast and snippy... Graphic performance is top notch.. the tower looks really good and the LED light combination are awesome

This is the first gaming PC I've bought, and it is super easy to setup and start gaming. Bought this to play Escape from Tarkov mainly and it runs great, easy 90 FPS.

This is by far the best PC I have ever owned. I got it on sale around Christmas & just couldn't be happier with the deal & the quality of this build. 5 Stars!