CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6GB, 8GB DDR4, 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD, WiFi Ready & Win 10 Home (GXiVR8060A8, Black)

I decided to make the move to PC gaming and sold my PS4 a few months ago. I've had a few months owning this tower and still can't think of what else I could possibly ask of it. This computer does EVERYTHING. In fact, I don't even know how they got it down to this price point. The processor is the newest one, in fact there were advertisements for it during E3, the 4 fans work great. And it has an SSD. And it supports VR. And it has 6 cores. This is worth FAR MORE than $750.You're probably wondering what all it does, right? Well, don't worry, I've tested it out. It's as insane as it looks.✔ EMULATORS - No, seriously. PCSX2? It renders that in like a thousand frames. Dolphin? Easy money. Here's how crazy this thing is: you can ACTUALLY emulate PS3 and even Switch games on it. I've tried. They actually WORK.✔ NEWEST GAMES - Effortlessly. Like, the emulators are more challenging and this computer runs those like butter. I remember playing RAGE 2 and Rainbow Six on this computer on max settings with no stutters. You want to play anything on ultra settings? You want this thing right here.✔ RESPECT - Anyone who knows what they're talking about will tell you that this is top-of-the-line, not just for a pre-built, but in general. You got those nerdy 'build it yourself bro' PC friends? Show them this. I guarantee they'll be as stumped as I am at how the price is this low.✔ CUSTOMIZABLE - Tinkering with this thing is super easy. It comes with a glass case in the left side and a couple of screws that are easy to take out. You just slide the glass case off, make sure the thing is turned off (duh) and you can get to replacing anything you want. The cable management is clean and it's pretty easy to figure out.✔ DURABLE - Whoever designed this computer was smart. Everything is intuitive. You worried about your hand bumping into the tower? Don't be. They've got a thick covering that wraps around this thing like a shield and absorbs impact. And if it bumps into the glass? Doesn't matter, because the motherboard and peripherals are installed behind the thick covering, meaning that the most important parts are always protected.There isn't enough positive stuff I can say about this computer. I downloaded every emulator out there and relived my entire childhood through it. Every game feels super immersive and everything you do on here feels like an adventure. I highly, highly recommend this computer if you can afford it. It's top-of-the-line. Seriously.Read more

Just got this so I can't comment yet on long term reliability but my initial reactions are that it exceeds my expectations. I got the i5, 240GB SSD and 1660 video card.Keyboard/mouse: Pretty good with customizable buttons and LED lights on the mouse. Probably not the best for everyone but very good quality if you don't have another keyboard and mouse.Video card: Mine came with an MSI dual fan video card with one HDMI 2.0 and three display port outputs so more than enough for most people I would imagineRAM: A single stick of XPG Z1 DDR4 3000 MHz ram. Kinda sucks that they only sell these in two stick packs, so I won't be able to pick up a cheap single stick to upgrade to 16GB. I guess I can just use another brand stick to add or something, but I haven't found a reason to upgrade as of yet anywaysOverall look of the case is nice and it has a controller to change the LED light settings and colors. I set mine on orange and it looks nice. The system is not as quiet as my old Lenovo, but it is pretty quiet actually. Cable management is very nice and neat; you only see a few cables though the glass window.One important note; make sure you install the two wifi antennas in the accessory package. I was about to give a 3 star review when I saw how bad the wifi signal was until I realized that I'm stupid and there are two antennas to install on the motherboard. Works much better than my old wifi now; full bars in the basement and my router is upstairs.No intrusive weird bloatware on this system and everything started up and updated without any effort. Up and running in 10 minutes.I'm sure you could build something at around the same price point or even cheaper, but I purchased this system for $700 and it was no fuss, works out of box so it's worth it to me. I can't imagine you would come in much cheaper building from scratch if you wanted the mouse and keyboard and windows license.This system is quality parts and super fast so far. I haven't found anything negative to say about it and hopefully it continues that way.

This is my first gaming Computer. I have experience with standard PC's but this one I bought specifically for gaming (Mount and Blade II and Escape from Tarkov).The computer was quick and easy to setup. Simply follow the prompts. Once I got the system setup, the download speeds were blazing. I had the entire thing setup with downloads completed in less than 1 hr.The interior portion of the computer is easily accessible for future upgrades.The colors of the tower look awesome and can be adjusted for brightness, color, or simply just shut off.The computer came with an awesome gaming keyboard and mouse. They work great and simply connected them and bam theyre working perfectly.The computer does make some noise but its nothing noticable. if the room is dead quite you might hear a slight hum but nothing thats going to intrupt the gaming experience.One thing i will note is that the shipping was a little worrysome. When i opened the box the computers box had a nice dent in the top left corner. luckily there was no damage, these are very fragile machines and it would be a shame to open the box only to find it broken. Again no protective packing in the box, just some light paper which did little to secure the box.For me a 5 out of 5 rating.

For a pre-built, this one was GREAT at the price point (cyber Monday $599). They shipped it without updating the bios, so I was already getting BSOD out of the box with my PC games that need everything completely updated. The system bios flash wouldn't work because it was set up incorrectly, so I had to download and install the bios update. Luckily that is all so much easier these days from ASUS, just a few clicks. But, most people wouldn't know to update the BIOS and would be really frustrated by all the BSODs. None of the system important hardware programs were installed. I had to install various Intel, NIVIDIA, etc programs to help with customizing the settings. After about 6 month of constantly tweaking the system, beefing up the RAM, updating drivers, and getting everything going, it ran great!Keyboard and mouse are trash. Good for backups, but don't use them, unless you enjoy missing clicks and keystrokes in your game. Also, WTF with the little power unit? 600w? How cheap. Come on! This rig should have a 750W so you can throw in a few more upgrades and peripherals without having to upgrade the power, which requires completely rewiring their beautiful wiring job. It would be such a pain in the ass to do that. Stop including cheap power units, CyberPowerPC. Everyone knows you do it on these pre-builts and complains bitterly on your own forums.CyberPowerPC customer service SUCKS! I got more help from their forum. There were various error events that constantly affected performance, and they usually indicated to contact the vendor. All CyberPowerPC techs would do, when I could actually get a hold of someone, was give me the same lame walk through: did you update? drivers? reset...blah blah blah. They were people with bad English plugged into machines answering prompts. They didn't know shit and were WORTHLESS. They didn't problem solve or even listen to what you said. They just followed their stupid scripts. I had to problem solve, consult the forum, and fix all the problems myself. Don't fall for the life-time tech support. Sure, they will give it to you, but it is WORTHLESS! If you are somewhat comfortable getting into the system, taking things apart, and adjusting important settings, it's not hard to get this running better than they set it. But, if not, I'm not sure how "out of the box ready" it really is.Make sure you buy the Asurion protection. Two weeks ago, this rig was fried in a power surge that knocked out my whole dense urban neighborhood. Asurion totally took care of it and is reimbursing me for the cost. It was a completely no nonsense process, too. They where professional, fast, and got the claim processed. Don't even think of not buy Asurion's 2-3 year protection offered by Amazon. You can't buy protection like that from the big-box stores without spending a few hundred easy. Even my computer repair guy said it was a great deal.

This system is so awesome, it’s overwhelming! This is my first full-fledged desktop PC after years of using laptops and all-in-ones, and talk about an INITIATION lol It handles all of my RPG games fantastically and with room to spare! The packaging is amazing and the extreme care taken with all of the parts I very much appreciated. This felt like getting a car. For any other first-timers, I’ll reiterate what the manufacturer will tell you: READ ALL DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY. Especially about hooking up monitors and getting the right connectors...——Some pointers below, if anyone’s interested——ABOUT CONNECTORS (for Beginners like me): Location, Location, Location!The instructions will stress the importance of plugging cords into the proper places on the mother board. I misread the instructions, making the mistake of plugging my monitor’s display cord into the wrong port getting “no signal” on my screen. This is a common mistake as well, so if anyone’s having trouble connecting their PC to a monitor and you KNOW nothing’s wrong with your brand new Cyberpower? Chances are it’s just a wrong-port situation. (Another PLUS: this PC comes with everything you need, but there are empty brackets to install more horsepower later on if you want (RAM, HDD, etc), which is dope.NECESSITIES? A handy medium screwdriver (for accessing the PC case) or a handy starter tool kit with one in it; plenty of desk space, and a flashlight for indirect lighting. A PC/Motherboard cart: I found this helpful because only having to swivel the PC around on wheels to reach the back, made unboxing/connecting more of a stress-free experience, especially as my first time.While everything is already assembled and ready to go, unpacking was a gingerly process. You don’t just get instructions for the PC but also for everything that comes with it respectively. Workspace surface area is a must since this PC is a bit of a behemoth (more lengthy than wide). You don’t have to lift weights to own this thing, but it does take some finessing; more awkward to carry than heavy (my upper-body strength is ZERO, ok?). The package it arrives in makes it more heavy than it actually is, so once out of the box, it’s very manageable. Plenty of “up-right” room on a floor in my case but you’ll likely be putting this PC on its side upon unboxing, including every-now-and-then again afterwards for maintenance, dusting, etc. The bigger desk you have, more tables in your workspace (or floor space if you prefer), the smoother your life will be in taking care of this thing.

We'd give this PC 10 stars if we could! Our 13 yr old loves to game and this PC is PERFECT!Besides being "plug-n-play", it's gorgeous - from the actual shell design to the see-thru plexiglass viewing cover, as well as the rings of light which are AWESOME. This setup even comes with a remote so you can change the color, speed, and brightness of the 4 rings of light.Internally, it's extremely well-made and super organized and all the cables have sheaths. It was so organized inside that we were even able to connect his old 1 TB hard drive (with all his gaming data) and this new PC immediately recognized it and labeled it as "Drive E" (drive C is the 240 GB SSD drive, drive D is the new 1 TB drive, and then the PC picked up his old 1 TB drive and assigned it to Drive E).If your gamer uses 'STEAM' as most do, then after you connect your old HD all you have to do is go into Steam and "Add Folder", navigate / select the Steam folder from your newly assigned Drive E (the 1 TB hard drive from his old computer), and this allows Steam to read across all these drives which will give your gamer their current levels / progress / saves, etc. Our kid was stoked when all his Steam data showed up!The motherboard has 4 DDR4 RAM slots and comes with 1 stick of 8 BG DDR4. There are 3 open slots, so we added 2 more sticks of 8 GB of DDR4 RAM (DDR3 will NOT work with a DDR4 slot by the way) for a total of 24 GB DDR4 RAM and this thing is FAST (3 sticks of 8 GB DDR4). Like, lighting fast.The PC also comes with multiple additional connectors for everything from DVD drives to Hard Drives, and it's organized extremely well (which is why it made it so easy to connect/add our existing hard drive to it).Don't hesitate on this purchase. We're super happy with it!

This was a great buy considering the extra hard drive space and 6GB GPU. I went ahead and added an extra 8MB RAM for a total of 16.The package arrived much quicker than I had anticipated and everything was in working order. The keyboard has a few blemishes at the top edge, but I can overlook it since it's not a very good quality keyboard and I use a better one anyway. But it will make a nice backup in case I end up throwing my current keyboard at the wall because of that 10 year old kid that 360 no-scoped me then went on to insult my mother.The lighting on the box is a nice bonus and it even comes with a remote control so you can change the color of the lighting and the movement mode.I have 3 monitors hooked up to the GPU, which only allows HDMI and DisplayPort (no VGA or DVI ports), which I'm fine with since all of my monitors are HDMI/DP compatible and HDMI/DP is superior to VGA/DVI anyway. I can run most current games on highest settings at 100+ FPS. That really surprised me, honestly. Makes me think some of those more expensive rigs are a bit overkill, unless you're streaming. Haven't tried the VR capabilities yet since I don't own a VR unit right now, but I will update when that happens.This was the best bang for the buck I could find online when I researched what to buy and I'm very happy with it. I will update this post in 6 months or so since I've only had the computer for a few days and have yet to experience its reliability.

First off, Amazon delivered as promised even amid COVID problems, fast one day delivery with Prime.PC arrives in massive over-packed amazon box which was a nice added assurance of care during shipping.Opening the PC's actual box from the manufacturer, it's packed nicely in low-friction plastic/ foam wrap, protective films on all surfaces with nice foam inserts that seem to do well for shock absorption and impact protection. Inside the case there is an expanding foam bag that protects the innards from being jostled under their own weight during shipping. removing this is very easy and requires no tools (a simple screwdriver if you can't get a good grip). My experience was such that none of my internal cables or mounts were damaged or disconnected, so as advertised, ready to go out of the box. The only assembly I had to do manually other than removing the foam was the radio antennae for the Wi-Fi capability, which it seems some people forget to do. WIFI ADAPTER WORKS FABULOUSLY FROM THE THIRD FLOOR OF MY HOUSE. 150 MB/s+ with stellar connection strength. The keyboard and mouse are excellent, no issues. Cabled as advertised but high quality build and with nice buttons and extra functionality. The mouse is a nice heavy weight, feels very solid in hand, keyboard has nice tactile mechanical buttons. Backlighting is a lot of fun to play with. Startup and setup is typical windows fashion, extremely fast boot, loved the speed there. Games, videos, OS tasks, all terrifically fast. Simply works as advertised.Tips: If you're a first time PC guy like me, make sure you get into the settings and change your default installation settings to the D drive. I'm of the mind that the flash should be left for OS and essential tasks, so putting your games, movies, docs, pictures etc on the HDD would be a good idea. I've played plenty of games from the HDD at this point and all function flawlessly. if there is any latency whatsoever I have yet to experience it.

tldr; Very happy. For the price I paid, this computer is excellent, and will easily last me 5-6 years before I need to upgrade/replace.Typically, I like to get all of my parts on my own, to get the best value for price. This year has been extremely busy and I needed a PC fast.While this PC wasn't the "top of the line" version (there were higher priced ones), it was priced very well, and had great specs overall (I wouldn't have saved that much money buying it all myself).The PC came shipped extremely safely, and the instructions to set it up were very clear. I plugged it into my monitor, keyboard and mouse, then turned it on. Right from the Windows setup, everything has worked flawlessly for me.I haven't experienced a single issue. I never would have purchased lights for my tower, but I've grown to like them, kind of like an aquarium ambience -- I still haven't figured out how to get the remote working to turn them off, but like I said, it's fine. So my only issue with the PC, isn't even really an issue with the computer itself.The computer is very quiet, and everything runs quickly. Most games run on ultra with high framerates (I guess Doom2016 or GTA5 are the most demanding things I've tried so far) -- note however I don't stream, which would likely change that.I noticed other things also now run like a dream, things like web-browsers are noticeably faster, and things like Python/R compile quicker.So all in all, I'm very happy. Amazon prime delivered quickly, the computer came in pristine condition, and most importantly, runs great.edit: I forgot to add, the mouse/keyboard you get are adequate. They're advertised as "gaming" , and I'd say that's appropriate. I don't use them since I have a Razer Ornata Chroma and Razer Death Adder mouse. While I prefer the mechanical keyboard I have now, the keyboard they send you which uses membrane contacts is fine, and has some good features. The mouse they send you is very good, with a ton of extra side buttons, and it feels nice in the hand with a nice mouse wheel. An extra bonus which I'd be happy to use if I didn't already have my own mouse/keyboard.(Advice to less techy users: Your C drive is your SSD memory, keep that reserved for things like Windows and only your most crucial programs you want to load information quickly. Your D drive has way more memory but is HDD. Store things here like all of your music/photos/documents, and the bulk of other non-crucial things. You want your C to remain clean since if you're downloading/deleting games on it constantly (suppose you have a large steam library), you'll get less longevity out of the SDD... not a major thing, but something to consider. Since your C drive starts with windows, you'll want to change the directory of all folders (like music, downloads, etc) to the D drive's directory. I run all Steam applications from D, and load times are still very short, so don't worry about "will it be slow from D drive"... it won't).

Funciona perfectamente, corre sin problemas juegos como jedi fallen order o quake champions

The pc itself is great pretty much already set up just update its drives and the eventual popup of the nvdia gaming drive update, the system does make some noise but its a soft fan noise which is fine, wish the lights were more neon but meh its cool.The mouse is amazing but the keyboard is useless thick keys not good for gaming.You should add ram to it I got Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 2666MHz to make it 24gb..a side note is make sure the ram is locked in, my monitor was having no signal connecting because of it took forever to realize those 2 things were related lmao.If you had an old monitor like I did make sure you get a HDMI to DVI cord to replace the white cord, the blue one isnt needed for the new computer.League of legends runs 240 fps on high quality so thats great, VR games been working great so all in all great pc , been using the oculus quest, with an extension 3.0 cord and a connector cord to the headset so it works glad to know main reason I bought the pc. Worth the buy :)

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I purchase this PC to replace my 6y.o. Toshiba Satellite I7-4700MQ - 8core with Nvidia 740M, and a 1TB HDD (that is getting old and slow). What a world of difference it make to have an OS installed on a SSD. I mainly play World of tanks, War Thunder, World of Warship and VRC world. All graphics are now to maximum and it is running flawlessly. I am really happy I bought this PC, mainly for the price and for a solid platform, in case I need to upgrade in the long run.. Next purchase - 27inch screen 1MS 1080pP.S. Appreciate the fact that barely any bloatware is installedEDIT : REMOVE A STAR DUE TO VERY WEIRD AND UNATTENTIVE TECHNICAL SUPPORT...My mouse has a low hanging point where the weights are in... which makes it catch when moving from right to left....I send all I could including all personal info + the register product email including all my personal info and pictures of the mouse.... The tech ask me all my info... plus he said he had to check if I had an account and a copy of my transaction...So I did not copy back all my info.. it.s in there FOR HIM TO READ... and sent him the picture he asked....Let's see if I remove ANOTHER STAR SOON...