Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent desktop choice. Neat features, like the TI graphics card, 64 GB RAM, 2 TB SSD, and a water cooling system. Even more extraordinary slots for IT users. Use an ethernet cable for best experience. Fast, reliable, can be fixed if bogged down, very easily, and easy to use updates. 6 months in (I think) and still performs very well.

I have upgraded to this one from the previous Gamer Supreme Desktop, since I had such a good experience with my first CyberpowerPC I went Ahead and went with the upgraded version 3 years after my 1st purchase. This PC is a beast and I love its performance and reliability.

If you’re looking for a high-end gaming PC that’s ready to go right out of the box, the CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop is a seriously impressive option. It’s packed with the latest hardware: an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor, a whopping 64GB of DDR5 RAM, and NVIDIA’s new RTX 5070 Ti graphics card with 16GB of VRAM. In plain English, this means you can play any modern game at ultra settings—even at 4K—and multitask like crazy, whether you’re streaming, editing video, or running a ton of apps at once. The 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD is super fast, so your games and files load almost instantly, and there’s plenty of room for a big game library. The system also comes with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3, so you’re set for fast wireless connections, plus a generous selection of USB ports for all your gear. Liquid cooling keeps things quiet and cool, even when you’re pushing the hardware hard. Looks-wise, the case is sleek and modern, with customizable RGB lighting that adds a nice touch to any setup. Build quality is solid, and there’s room inside if you ever want to upgrade down the line. You even get a gaming keyboard and mouse in the box, so you can start playing right away. The main downside is the price—at around $2,650, it’s definitely a premium machine. Also, 64GB of RAM is more than most gamers will ever need, but it’s great if you do creative work or heavy multitasking. And, as with most prebuilt PCs, you don’t get to pick every single component brand. Overall, if you want a hassle-free, top-of-the-line gaming and creative PC that looks great and will stay relevant for years, this CyberPowerPC is a fantastic choice.

First one I bought had a bad motherboard, took it back and replaced with exact same unit and had zero problems. Used for over a month now and runs great. Fast and quiet.

Purchased this pc as upgrade due to my 2021 Gaming pc not having the power to run the newer MSFS2024. Overall like the lighting profiles this offers. The power in this PC with the newer GPS specs and the updated memory are doing a great job. The Graphics in the game are like night and day from the older GPU I had. Both the CPU and GPU on my older rig were always running on the high end 90%+ So I figure it was time to upgrade. Buying a new rig was my only update choice and for the money spent this new rig has lowered the GPU and CPU to almost half the % loads. The manufacturer tech support left a little to be desired but to be fair to them. I bought this on friday of a holiday weekend so support there was closed till monday. But they did respond a week later to an online question LOL. The pc runs well and is properly vented with the fans on it. So far liking everything on the unit.

Holy Crap this thing is awesome! 64 gigs of ram and a 5070ti. The price is great and the build quality is awesome!!! Will definitely buy another Cyberpower PC

This PC is an absolute beast and noticeably quieter than the RX 7900 XT version I previously had. I’m able to run every game I own at high or ultra settings in 4K without any issues. I do plan on upgrading to an OLED monitor later this year, likely a QHD or 1440p OLED to pair with this setup. I originally bought the RX 7900 XT version of this PC but ended up returning it. The AMD Adrenalin software felt overly complicated compared to NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience, where I can easily optimize my games with a single click. That might just be a personal preference, but I definitely appreciate the simplicity NVIDIA offers. Highly recommend this build, powerful, quiet, and hassle free.

This CyberPowerPC is an absolute beast. The Intel Core Ultra 9 and 64GB of RAM make everything super fast, and the RTX 5070 Ti handles games and graphics flawlessly on high settings. The 2TB SSD is lightning quick with plenty of space for all my games and files. It looks great, runs smooth, and I couldn’t be happier with the performance. Definitely a solid buy if you want power and speed that will last for years.

This is a amazing pc and i have had zero problems running any games that i play on it and i would highly recommend it.

I don't have the time to build a new PC = but the specs on this one caught my eyes. Shipping was fast, plays games smoothly (Baldur's Gate 3, Cyber Punk, Red Dead 2 etc...) Those are the only AAA games I really play - anything else on Steam runs great too. The PC is quiet and I haven't worried about it overheating (even being on the west side of the house with a window). If you're looking to upgrade your PC - I highly recommend this model/brand!

So, I got this CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop, right? Fresh out of the box, ready to conquer virtual worlds and, more importantly, churn out my highly classified, extremely artistic little bootleg labubus. You know, for art. Anyway, the very next day, this beast decided to play dead. Not even a sad little whir. My dreams of pixelated glory and mass-produced, slightly-off collectibles were CRUSHED. Panic set in. How would I explain this to my imaginary labubu fan club?! But then, like a knight in shining armor (or a blue shirt with a yellow tag), Best Buy rode to the rescue! I swear, that Best Buy Protection Plan I grabbed was basically a magic spell. I waltzed in, explained my predicament (probably with a touch of dramatic flair about the labubus), and they didn't even bat an eye. No questions asked! They just handed me a brand new PC, good as gold. It was faster than I could say "Where's my next batch of bootleg labubus?!" Now, my replacement PC is humming along beautifully. Games are running like a dream, and more critically, my labubu printing operation is back in full, glorious swing. This protection plan literally saved my sanity (and my artistic integrity). It's not just about gaming; it's about the fundamental right to print questionable fan art without interruption! Seriously, if you're buying a PC, get this protection plan. It's not just for crashes; it's for when your digital life, and your quirky hobbies, hang in the balance. Best Buy, you're the real MVP. And now, if you'll excuse me, I have some labubus calling my name.

As someone who usually likes to custom build a system, I was glad to find this one which had most, if not all, of my desired specs. I especially like that the system comes with Windows.,..and really nothing else. No adware or bloat, just an extremely fast system out of the box. I'm not a gamer who counts every FPS, but I can already see the performance improvements right out of the box, both for gaming and my video editing. I've seen some people mention fan noise but for the number of fans in the unit, and considering the noise my last PC made even when just running idle, I have no issues with it whatsoever. Just FYI for those who don't notice it, a few of the USB ports are actually on the BOTTOM of the case. I can get where this is useful if you have the system on top of a desk, but for me where it's at my feet, I just installed a USB 3.0 hub and ran it to my desk and that worked great for me.

It's been a good experience so far, though I have ran into some stability issues with very demanding games. I think the power supply unit powering this PC has something to do with it. The motherboard that came in this was a bare bones ASRock board, which is fine, but overclocking with it is probably not a good idea. Everything else is fine, though. Intel Ultra 9 285k CPU, 64GB of T-Force Delta RAM that seems very solid, a Gigabyte RTX 5070Ti, and 2TB of ADATA M.2 SSD storage (not the best for speed, but not the worst). I think for the price it costs, it's a fair deal, and some corners have to be cut. But for the love of God, please use a quality brand name power supply, like a Seasonic or Thermaltake. That will make or break a pre-built system.

I had heard mixed reviews of this company over the years and had always been skeptical about buying one of there systems but so far, I am VERY impressed with it's performance and how cool it stays even when heavy gaming

I bought this is as a replacement from a month-old malfunctioning other PC built. I was immediately impressed how Cyberpower PC could do so much more for this built.

So far we've loved this pc, it runs everything great, I play Frontiers of Pandora and DUNE on it and it runs it like nothing, super quiet, never hot, im glad i spent my money on this one :)

This is my first purchase on this brand. This unit is quiet for an air cooling computer. It's fast and hasn't shown any lag in running programs and games. I like the fact that it had a decent number of connection ports onthe back a two three on one side at the bottom instead of the top. Also a nice feature are top and bottom dust screens that xan be removed for easy cleaning.

I do not regret this purchase at all. Very premium, plays almost anything I throw at it and great for PC VR. Blazing fast.

This is my first ever gaming pc and I couldn't be happier. The price was competitive and the specs are what I was looking for. I have been experiencing gaming on an entirely new level. I highly recommended this rig for anyone not looking to go broke doing a custom build, and if youre trying to run 1440p with insane frames per second.

I like the power the system has and its ability to handle the games and engineering software that inuse it for. It runs Solidworks very well, and can handle multiple things going in at once. I am able to record gameplay, watch movies and game all at once. I would absolutely recommend this computer to anyone who needs to have a high performance machine that isn’t terribly expensive. I did get kine in sale for $1999. So maybe wait for the sale, but I couldnt build a computer for the same price that van match these specs.