Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been buying terrible PCs for years. Then I'd try to upgrade them. This time I decided to buy the best one I could. I found this one at bestbuy.com. The iBuypower BB985V2 comes with a blazing fast i9 10900k and a Gigabyte RTX2070 Super, with an MSI Z490-Pro board and 16 gigs of memory. Its the fastest most comfortable PC I have ever used. I am transcoding video fast, playing games with settings on Ultra. It's a joy. If you are like me, and you buy an ok PC that isn't really good enough, you owe it to yourself to get one that you will be happy to own. This one is amazing. Thank you iBuypower.

Purchased this on 10/3 and received on 10/9. I didn't modify the order so delivery was not slowed. Packaging was great. All components were snug and seated well. Fired it up without a hitch. The only difficulty I had was trying to update the chipset and audio drivers. This is more of a beef with MSI and their Dragon Center Software.......so I can't really knock iBuyPower for that. Value: I was pricing a DIY Build with lesser components. My eyeballs almost fell out when I saw the pricing on this. The CPU and GPU alone would take up about 3/4 of the price. I would have liked to have an NVMe HD.....but hey....SATA it is. Performance: I am extemely happy with the juice this thing delivers. So far, I've tried PUBG on full ultra @ 120 FPS. (Before tweaking), and my beloved Eve Online on full blast @ 160 FPS. Freesync makes everything buttery smooth. Did some benchmarking and CPU runs stable and cool. 3D Mark gave a 10567 score out of the box. The memory is rated at 3000, but defaults to 1066. Changed in BIOS NP. I've only had this a few short days, but if it stays lit and continues to perform like this, it will be one of the best PC deals I've made. I've been building gaming PC's since 1999 and bought a lot of crap. Glad I went with a pre-built by iBuyPower / Best Buy.

looks like you can't get this computer anymore or at least you can't now, but you can't go wrong with an ibuypower PC. I just got done playing CONTROL with raytracing and everything turned up to high/ultra and the game looked and played great! The case looks really good and the only problem I had was one of the RGB fans didn't work. It just needed to be plugged in which was easy to do since the rear panel comes off easily. Mine came with MSI A-Pro motherboard, and Gigabyte GPU which by the picture I thought I was getting ASUS Prime MB and MSI GPU. Also, I only have one fan that is pulling from the radiator and I think that's because the GPU is so big that there just wasn't enough room. Should be fine though with the 3 fans pushing. My only future upgrades so far will be 32GB RGB Memory and NVMe SSD. ** I was too excited to test out this computer so don't mind the mess I got going on. That will be cleaned up along with wire management.

My PC was 95% correct. The bad was the e waste KM combo, but that's not why I purchased my PC. The 2070 super, 10900k, msi z490 a pro m board, combo is sweet! 1440 at 144hz is really smooth. I found nothing wrong with my PC other than updates, bios, windows, yada yada...no glue..lol, cable management is fine, but the aio pump is on a header and not on the mboard..it all runs great though. I bought 32gb of 3200 corsair pro rgb and it was a sweet fairly cheap upgrade..fyi use xmp in your bios. I'd recommend ibuypower to anyone for a first time PC.

Computer packaged great for shipping! Gave everything a once over. Extremely silent. Well built and highly doubt I could build for close to same price. Paired it up with a Dell S3220DGF. Followed some instructions and have g-sync. I believe I'm set for quite some time with this system. I chose high end parts to keep me going for several years. Love the water-cooled CPU. and it looks fantastic. Would buy again from iBuypower.

CPU : Intel Core i9-10900K GPU : GeForce Nvidia RTX 2070 Super - Gigabyte Wind Force OC 3X Fans SSD : 1TB - APACER (Other reviews had Western Digital) RAM : 2x8GB - ZADAK 3000MHz MOBO : MSI Z490-A PRO (MS-7C75) I got this machine for 1499 around the time of the labor day sale. After about a month and a half of playing Call of Duty Warzone and CSGO, I would say this build is a powerhouse and will remain in the "Top Tier Gaming" in about 5 years maybe less. Coming from a hardcore competitive gamer/PC enthusiast. Keep in mind that this rig is still upgradeable with the latest and greatest and upcoming parts. My Zadak RAM was set on 2133 MHz so I went to the MSI BIOS to fix the ram speed to its advertised 3000 MHz. I feel no need for overclocking the CPU at the moment. 1 Flaw I noticed is that it was missing 1 fan on the 240mm cooler. (I also read other reviews that had fans missing) So I installed 3 Corsair LL120mm fans. Installed 1 on the 240mm cooler and 2 at the top. My temperatures have dropped to about 10-15 degrees. That totals 6 intakes and 1 exhaust 120mm fans. Many people say that Call of Duty really heats up some CPUs and the game isn't optimized correctly so I did a temperature test using applications MSI Afterburner and HWinfo. If you want lower temperatures just put the processor state at 99% (disabling Intel Turbo Boost) to lower your temperatures, but in exchange lower FPS(20-30 FPS less). Call of Duty Temperatures for Warzone & Team Deathmatch with CPU Processor State at 100% = 75-82C. Call of Duty Temperatures for Warzone & Team Deathmatch with 99% CPU Processor State (No Intel Turbo Boost) max temps = 42-55C (surprisingly low) FPS ranges about to 100-200+fps on Call of Duty depending on your graphic and video settings. I believe Call of Duty uses 4-6 cores. CSGO FPS ranges about 400-700+ on any map depending on your graphic and video settings. Very smooth gameplay. No need to check temperatures for this game since it only uses 2 cores. Overall, I am happy with the iBUYPOWER purchase.

When I bought this the RTX 30 series was just about to come out. I was looking to build a new PC myself with a basic GPU and upgrade later to a 3080 knowing they would be hard to get. After seeing this configuration at BB, I couldn't buy the i9-10900K and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8GB (~$1000+) with everything else for even close to what I paid. Yes, you can wait months and find deals and rebates and eventually build something adding time and effort). Yes some of the parts are not top tier, but they don't need to be I can upgrade the 16GB ram to 32 GB of whatever type I want at any time. I needed a new gaming rig and I didn't want to wait, I am extremely happy with the purchase. This thing rocks right now and is very upgradable in the future. Note: someone else wrote a way better review than me, go read that one too.

Okay first off this my first pre-built machine, and first purchase through iBuyPower with bestbuy. I had a very old AMD Phenom 2 and GTX 680 that needed a massive upgrade. I got the machine within a few days, and removed glass panel and checked the wires and everything seemed pugged in. Plugged everything in and booted up and it went straight to BIOS and I noticed that XMP profile was not selected as ram speed was 2133, not 3000 MHZ, so check that. Then tried to exit bios and it kept asking me to install boot drive? So after looking in bios for a while, I noticed the hard drive icon was not plugged in?! I powered down the system and checked the other metal panel and noticed the power wire to SDD was not plugged in. So I plugged that in and everything was good! So a few hiccups but everything worked out. This PC is night and day over my old PC, max settings and high FPS on all my games so far. I was really looking just to get the 10900k CPU with a decent video card, so I can upgrade video card at a later date. This by far is a great deal!

Here are the specs/components that came with mine. CPU: Intel Core i9-10900K GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - Gigabyte SSD: WDC WDS100T2G0A-00JH30 1TB - Western Digital Green RAM: GD2.1542WS.003 2x8GB -ZADAK MBD: MSI Z490-A PRO (MS-7C75) The main components are quality. The RAM? Well, I've never heard of ZADAK before and didn't find much on it online. Nevertheless, I plan on getting 32GB RGB memory modules and an EVO Plus M.2 drive to round out this masterpiece. Even as is, this PC has amazing performance out of the box. Adding those two upgrades is just my OCD and ADHD kicking in. I bought this several weeks ago well before Labor Day and before Nvidia announced the upcoming 3000 series. BestBuy had this as one of the “Deal of the Day” offers and I made the impulse buy around 7AM. I received it a few days later and then watched it sit on my table for the next two weeks. Honestly, I had immediate buyers remorse once I purchased it. I spent those two weeks reading all the articles online, all the YouTube videos, and all the benchmarks one could spend on the 10900K and the 2070 super. I even read all the AMD’ers destroy this on SlickDeals because of the CPU. After Nvidia made their announcement for the 3000 series, people went to town on how the 2070 super makes this a bad deal. It wasn’t until I saw on Nvidia’s own website posting their own metrics of the 3000 series paired with?...you guessed it, a 10900K. Even with this CPU supporting PCIE 3 and the upcoming GPUs being on PCIE 4, Nvidia made a marketing genius move by posting benchmarks with Intel’s crown jewel. Once I saw this, my buyers remorse went away and I finally opened the box. Additionally, Nvidia took a step further and claimed their 3000 series won't even need PCIE 4. After playing with this for several hours and days, I came upon this realization. You are getting "The top overall CPU for gaming" at this moment. And a top 5 or better in all other benchmark categories. Even with upcoming AMD and Intel next gen CPUs, this CPU will still be in the top 10. In fact, it will take three or four more AMD and Intel generations from bumping this one out of the top 25. You're also getting an excellent Gigabyte 2070 Super GPU that’s already better than the upcoming XBox Series S, an MSI mobo with 2 NVMe slots, a 650 watt PSU, an excellent looking case, a liquid cooler, sweet RGB lighting, NO bloatware, AND it's hands-down the quietest PC I’ve ever heard with so much raw power. Long story short, I haven’t bought a pre-built PC since the late 90s. Opting to build instead because it’s somehow cheaper...supposedly. My last build was 2013 with just two GPU upgrades. Seeing this iBuyPower on-sale just somehow told me to make this purchase. The specs alone would have one hard pressed to build it for less. And I haven't seen a pre-build deal or even individual parts that matches the specs on this yet at this price. I'm hoping to hang on to this beauty for another 7 years with a couple of GPU upgrades as well. PS I do agree with the paid critics out there that the specs on this are for the "extreme performance gamers" and "power users" out there. The majority of users could get away with a lesser a PC for a few hundred dollars cheaper. So if you're not in one of those two aforementioned categories, then this is really a novelty to have. That's where I find myself...and there's nothing wrong with that :) Enjoy!

This thing is fast came as advertised i have the gigabyte version of the graphics card which has proven to be great for what i use this computer for, I would highly recommend this computer to anyone looking at getting into a high mid tier computer, works great just wish the mouse and keyboard were wireless but i can deal with it for the time being. I will say that whoever built my computer did not properly sequence my memory cards but that was an easy 30 second fix. overall a great computer happy to have something i know that will last for a while but also that i will be able to easily upgrade this if need be.

I was going to build my own system, but the parts in this system are the same as I was going to use and it was cheaper to buy the system pre-built. There was an issue in the build however; 1) Windows activation key was invalid (iBuyPower support did provide a valid key though and it is working), 2) WiFi was not working when I connected everything (it was plugged in the video card slot - I moved it to the correct bus and it started working) Overall a good system, some minor issues but the system is solid, fast and quiet. Now just waiting for the frenzy to die down to get a RTX 3080 ... lol

I can't believe I got a PC like this for such a low price. I feel like a kid who just got the best Christmas gift. As other people stated, the Corsair processor fan was not lighting up so I had to manually connect it by removing both side panels and I was able to track the lose wire to plug back in. Also a bit dissappointed that the keyboard is not the one in the picture, but since it was free I really don't care much. But the one in the picture had a nice volume knob. PC has been running smooth a multiple games, exciting!

I usually custom build my personal PC's but I couldn't pass up this deal on the iBUYPOWER set up. You couldn't even come close to the savings by buying the components piece by piece! I have the model BB985V2 which I purchased through Best Buy. I saw the sale and sell-out of this computer a week ago and instantly regretted sitting on it. Once it hit back in stock I immediately pounced on the opportunity. The specs for this machine are great - CPU: Intel i9-10900K MotherBoard: MSI Z490-A PRO (MS-7C75) RAM: 16GB ZADAK Brand GPU: Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super SSD: Western Digital WDC WDS100T2G0A-00JH30 The one thing I hate about building your own PC is the possibility of getting faulty components. iBUYPOWER states that they bench test all components separately, before assembling. This saves a lot of time and was another huge consideration for buying. With an AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, 10 CPU cores and hyperthreading, this also hopefully future proofs this PC for at least 5 years. To round off this system, I added a 2TB M.2 SSD - Samsung 970 EVO Plus and 64GB of Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro (4x16GB) DDR4 3200. The final factor that stood out to me was the PCIE 4 support for future GPU upgrades. Everything works great for working at home and the gaming runs on the highest settings no problem!

This is not my first PC, but it is definitely the best PC I have ever owned. I wasn't sure how the 2070S would matchup against my 1080ti, but it is actually outperforming it in benchmarks. The i9 is insane, and the overall construction and build of this PC is top notch. I have gamed and ran benchmark applications on it with no problems or hiccups. My only gripes are that they left out parts for simple installation of more storage space. I had to buy an m.2 screw to place the NVMe drive I bought (very cheap but still, include it in the packaging if that is an option guys) and I also had to buy SSD cable for my 2.5in additional storage that should already be there and waiting to just plug in and go. I was also watching reviews on similar builds and people go an accessory bag with some additional stuff like this and also an RGB remote to switch colors, so not sure if mine was not included but kind of weird some builds get this accessory bag and the RGB remote with this one not included. Again, these are very very minor gripes and I am not taking away any stars because of this, but could be room for improvement and transparency. This computer is very future proof with the i9 and can be easily upgraded in the future with a 30xx series card (although you would need to upgrade the 650W PSU according to NVIDIA recs), so I am very very happy with my purchase and recommend it to anyone looking to start PC gaming or completely upgrade their system. The 2070S actually holds its own and unless you are wanting 4k/60fps, this will more than do it for you!

Ordered online. delivered a few days later. Arrived in great condition. The case was a little bigger than I expected but is beautiful. Plugged everything in followed the easy get started instructions and was up and running in minutes. PC runs fast have only played low quality games so far but all are on ultra high settings. This computer is a beast and is super quiet.

This PC is pretty solid. The graphics card and processor are great. The case and lighting are also pretty nice. The things that could be better are customizable lighting and the fans. The lights are NOT customizable. You cannot change the colors, you cannot turn the lights off. The fans on this sound weird, maybe it's just the one I have. Sometimes it's silent, other times you can hear some metal "whistling" from the fans.. The keyboard in the picture is not the one you get either - the one that came with it is actually better, in my opinion.

I received this computer earlier today. Set up was super easy. The PC was packaged nice and secure. The instructions were clear and concise on what to do to set up correctly. Performance wise, this PC has been great. I played Destiny 2 for a while and the PC temp ran no higher that 60 degree Celsius. Since this is liquid cooled, there's hardly any sound from the PC. My last PC sounded like an aircraft carrier. The processor is top of the line. No lag or hiccups with the game play. I may add storage in the future, but the 1TB is good for now. Overall, no complaints. If you're looking for a good pre-built check out this PC.

I've had this PC set up for a few days now, and it has been absolutely incredible. Runs every game I've thrown at it on Ultra with no lag or noticeable drops in frames. Additionally, every part was installed without damage or incident, and it runs very quietly. The I9-10900K CPU is an excellent choice for upgrading to the RTX 30 series in the future. Also, looking at the specs for upcoming games, this PC meets many of the benchmarks for at least high graphics, even with ray tracing enabled. PC specs look great for fall releases such as Watch Dogs Legion, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, and Cyberpunk 2077. I would definitely recommend this PC, especially at this price point, as it beats the price of many comparable builds by ~$300.

This is an amazing and speedy gaming pc. It’s reasonably priced without the inconvenience and hassle when you build your own pc. It has some upgradable components like GPU. I like the colors and the keyboard and mouse it came with.

It's been great so far after toying around with it for a few weeks now. It browses the web fast with multiple applications running at the same time. Play's AAA games at max settings without running loud or even hardly breaking a sweat. Did have a led wire that had come unplugged on the back panel side but was easy to just plug it back in. Make sure to check it over when it arrives after being shipped for anything coming unplugged or not plugged in simple to do removing the front glass panel and back metal one. This was my first gaming PC and so far i'm really impressed and have not run into any major issues i couldn't resolve myself. I was hesitant to buy it cause i had to return two gaming laptops that didn't work out beforehand so i just broke down and got a desktop instead and boy i'm glad i did!