Customer Ratings & Reviews

This PC is Absolutely Awesome! Coming from “gaming” on a 2015 iMac for the past 10 years (yeah, you read that right!), I am beyond thrilled with this powerhouse. Seriously, this is my first modern PC since the Windows XP days, and after all those endless hours researching and debating the whole ‘build versus buy’ dilemma, I stumbled on this beast. Let me tell you — pulling the trigger was 100% the right move. Given how wild the GPU and PC parts market is in 2025, this PC delivers unreal performance for the price. Windows runs flawlessly, every game I throw at it is smooth as butter, and the 9070 XT is just a monster. The fans and AIO cooler? My CPU stays so chill, and even when things heat up during a marathon gaming session, the fans are only noticeably loud when really stressed, but not in an annoying way. I geek out over the upgrade potential — knowing I can swap in new parts as my needs change is awesome. The RGB lighting is super slick, even if I wish GIGABYTE’s software was less clunky. And let’s be real: games and DLC are massive these days, so do yourself a favor and add extra storage from the get-go. One odd moment: when I opened the box, there was a random screw chilling on the GPU with no obvious home. After inspecting everything, I never figured it out, but the PC runs perfectly — no issues whatsoever! All in all, if you want peak performance, awesome value, and room to grow, this PC gets my highest recommendation. I couldn’t be happier with my leap from old-school Apple suffering to next-level gaming!

Let me start by saying that I know prebuilt PCs often get a bad reputation—mostly for being overpriced and including lower-quality components, especially RAM and power supplies. That being said, this particular build really impressed me. It came with 32GB of XPG 6000 RAM (CL48), which isn’t great on paper, but the rest of the specs make up for it. The 9070XT is, in my opinion, the best GPU on the market when it comes to price-to-performance. I’ve played plenty of both indie and AAA titles at native 4K on ultra settings and still hit over 100 FPS. Even during the Battlefield 6 beta, I ran 4K ultra and averaged over 170 FPS. After undervolting and overclocking the GPU, I’m getting benchmark scores that rival or surpass a 5080. Paired with the 7800X3D—a top-tier CPU—you won’t need to think about upgrading for a long time. The case is a Phanteks Evolv 4 with some CyberPower modifications, and it came with Phanteks M25 case fans, which are surprisingly excellent. I did swap the RAM for Corsair 6000 CL30 for better performance. When I priced out the individual components, I realized I actually saved a few hundred dollars compared to building it myself—especially since I grabbed it on sale for $1,649. Overall, I’d absolutely recommend this build to anyone looking for a powerful, well-priced gaming PC.

Ive built my own PC’s for over 20 years, so this is my first pre built in a good while now. I did alot of researching and was putting off upgrading my old AM4 system for a couple years. I’m now kicking myself because the tariffs and scalping has caused crazy pricing on the GPU market. This is honestly a well put together system for the pricing. I did a little stuff in the BIOS, switched XMP to EXPO, runs flawless. Overwatch 2 600fps (low), 300 fps (max) in 1080p. Oblivion remaster is getting around 90-100 fps, but its been having issues since launch ao hopefully they patch it. Fan noise is a bit on the loud side but honestly, if youre doing competitive gaming you should be wearing headphones for the best sound. Anyway, great system, good pricing. You also have an upgrade path to a 9800x3D when prices drop in the future.

As someone who has built computers for decades i decided to try a cheaper prebuilt. I was pleasently surprised and the only two quips that normal people would never notice is the ram speed timings which is probably 2% performance loss at stock, and the power supply which could be better and more efficient which is important in high kwh costing regions. Other then that the computer is a beast and out together with good components. The 9070xt truly performs great and with some tools like optiscaler you will be surprised even with devices that dont support fsr4. Mine sadly came with a chipped glass from shipping but i was given a discount to keep it.

This is an excellent PC. I use this for gaming and regular PC stuff. it's fast and beautiful. If you can get it, get it.

This is my first pc and its amazing it came with everything i need i got a free mouse and keyboard and it was super easy to set up all i had to do was plug it in hook up my monitor and that was it. its super powerful i get about 250-300 fps on fortnite on max settings you could probably hit close to 1000 if you turned down the settings and such but overall, this pc is great i mostly use it for gaming and streaming but it definitely can handle any thing

I picked up the CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme with the Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 32GB of RAM, Radeon RX 9070 XT, and 2TB SSD for $1699—and honestly, it’s one of the best purchases I’ve made. For the price, the performance you get is incredible. Games run buttery smooth, load times are instant, and multitasking has been flawless. This is my first time going with a prebuilt, and I couldn’t be happier with the decision. Everything worked right out of the box, the build quality feels solid, and I haven’t run into a single issue. If you’re looking for a high-end PC without breaking the bank or spending hours building it yourself, this is hands down the best bang for your buck. Highly recommend!

This PC is awesome. Coming from someone who has been "gaming" on a 2015 iMac for the past 10 years, I honestly could not have been more pleased with the power, speed and components in this PC. Truthfully, this is my first PC since having a Windows XP desktop MANY years ago. After countless hours of research and debating whether to build a PC, I stumbled upon this beast and couldn't be happier for pulling the trigger when I did. Considering the state of the GPU and PC part market in general in 2025, this PC has great bang for its buck. Windows operates with no issues and gaming is fantastic, fans and AIO cooler keep the CPU in a cool state, and the 9070 XT is a powerhouse. I also enjoy knowing that I will be able to upgrade this as my gaming needs change. I would recommend adding some storage space with the size of games and DLC these days though. Fans are decently quiet when not under heavy load and get a little loud under pressure, but nothing unreasonable. RGB is cool on this unit as well, I personally just wish the GIGABYTE software was a little better. My only complaint is that upon opening, there was a screw that was on the GPU with seemingly no home... after a thorough inspection I couldn't find where it originated from, however no issues with the functionality. Overall, this is a wonderful PC for anyone that wants some powerful performance at a decent price! Specs in my PC: - MB: GIGABYTE B850 Gaming WIFI6 - CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 7800X3D 8-Core Processor - GPU: GIGABYTE AMD RADEON RX 9070 XT 16GB VRAM - RAM: XPG Lancer Blade RGB DDR5 6000 MT/s - SSD: WD Green SN3000 2TB M.2 NVME - CyberPower 320mm AIO Cooler - 7 CyberPower 120mm RGB fans (bottom 3 and rear are intake, 3 out on through AIO radiator) - bottom of case and top panel above radiator have some decent dust screens, none on the rear fan though. AMD Software state on some games I've played so far: - Cyberpunk 2077, after about 50 hours, average FPS at high graphics settings and medium ray tracing is at 247.5. (in game I notice its around 200 with these settings, and performance settings on HYPR-RX) -Cities: Skylines II: averages about 140 FPS on HYPR-RX ECO. game runs smoothly and renders great. (I will note that graphics are at medium in game, just due to this game being *Iffy* at higher settings for most people I've seen play it)

Really good deal if you can get it on sale. Only issues are you will need to replace the ram. It comes with CL48 which is no good. You should get CL30 and you will notice a difference. The PSU should also be replaced but it’s not the end of the world. I took out the Apevia PSU and replaced it with a Corsair. You’ll also need to enter the bios and enable resizable bar and Expo so your ram will run at 6000m/t. GPU and CPU/mobo are excellent.

Runs like a dream. Eats all games made in 2025 like it's nothing. Ultra graphics on everything, 120 fps guaranteed. One tidbit, the fans are a little loud, so I recommend replacing them with quieter fans if you mind the noise. If not, just get really good headphones.

So far after a month of having it I've loved it, its ran every game ive thrown at it at high settings. Everything came easy and ready to use out of the box. Only thing i can say is that the fans can be a bit noisy at times but nothing some new fans cant fix!

I am an avid pc gamer and I have to say this is the best gaming pc I have ever owned, don't think about it just buy it, you will not be disappointed. PC is able to play every game I have thrown at it on ultra with 150 plus FPS. God bless

Was looking for a rig to replace my 1070 i7 10 year old rig. After countless hours of headaching research i went with this gem for a few reasons. 1 the cost was in my ball park, 2 the procesor packs a punch and the graphics card was top tier, 3 ram and hard drive were sufficient to what was needed to push my sim in 4k. The only modification i made was increasing the ram to 64gb. Only did it to provide more overhead while multitasking! Def a sweet rig and highlt recommended

I have never bought a prebuilt gaming PC before, so I was a bit worried, but I am so glad I did! The PC arrived quickly, was nicely packaged, and the set-up time was very minimal. The case look beautiful, runs all my games in high settings, and I have had no major problems since I got it 7 months ago! The only real problem I have had was that my top fans were not spinning when I first got the PC. I eventually figured out it was due to them not being plugged all the way in. There are no part-specific instructions included, so it took me a bit to figure out which wire it was, but the problem went away once I figured it out.

I wanted to up grade my Gaming PC from the last one I bought at Best Buy 6 years ago. I found just what I was looking for; a 7800 3dx w/ 9070xt and 32 gig of ram. A great price with $250 off. The computer ran great right out of the box. I was getting about 150fps on the Battlefield 6 Beta at the ultra setting. The only cons was some bent fins on the AIO radiator but it was pretty minor so am not worried about it.

I enjoy it a lot but I had to tune it up a lot to get certain things to run smooth and not crash WoW heavy purples and sharp blues were causing issues I turned off computing effects and it works perfect 130 fps in raid and like 500 fps idle just for wow. Gets a little hot on other games but a desk fan and occasional breaks fix that. I play for hours on end no problems. The fan changing app is wonky but other than that this is a great PC with a great value. I bought the warranty but I usually just snap shot photos to chat gpt to trouble shoot

I bought this pc a month ago and everything is running so smoothly and great! It looks awesome best purchase ever. It also comes with a keyboard and mouse and it looks great!

Excellent build quality. The system performs flawlessly right out of the box with minimal noise. At this price point and specification, it offers outstanding value for the performance delivered. Highly recommend this computer.

I was extremely cautious about buying a prebuilt PC. After much homework and waiting for the right deals. This PC meets all the specifications I was looking for and everything from the build to the cable management was perfect. I was extremely nervous day one starting it up but once it was running I have enjoyed playing in 4K with really great refresh rates.

Happy I moved to a Team Red system. Green team and Blue team have been giving me issues and not a single one now. I normally build my PCs but the price per part vs. what prebuilt price as of when I purchased it was GREAT. Maybe only a $200 difference. That $200 was worth the time of me just grabbing it instead of building. Awesome value