CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel i5-10400F 2.9GHz, GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB, 8GB DDR4, 500GB NVMe SSD, WiFi Ready & Win 10 Home (GXiVR8060A10)

I was quite surprised by the quality of the components in this system, the care involved in packaging, and the quality of the documentation that accompanied it. I had never heard of Cyberpower until I looked here for a new system. I would suggest that Dell, HP, and other more well-known PC builders could learn a thing or two from Cyberpower. A lot of thought and care went into developing, building, and preparing this PC for shipping. Although I gather components can vary, my motherboard (B460M DS3H AC M) and GTX 1660 Super OC 6G were Gigabyte products and the power supply was APEVIA 600watt. The case, which other reviews describe as generic, is Cooler Master and is loaded with Cooler Master fans. It is remarkably well designed and solid and the lighting, although not something I specifically care about, is rather cool and the glass side shows it off.Everything about this system struck me as very professional. The shipping box and packing were first class and survived 4 days on various UPS trucks over about 2000 miles perfectly intact. The quick start guide was thorough enough for a person completely new to computers and the manuals and driver disks for the motherboard and graphics card were included. Everything worked right out of the box without the need to install drivers.The 8GB RAM is a single Crucial Ballistix 3000 MHz DDR4 DRAM CL15 BL2K8G30C15U4R (RED). Adding another identical board would give you 16 GB dual-channel with 2 slots left.Obviously, this is not the top-of-the-line gaming rig, but it will hold its own as a mid-range system at a very good price. Prices have recently blown up due to the bitcoin bubble driving graphics card prices through the roof and the price of this system here has increased 10% in the 5 days since I placed my order. Because this system was probably built last month and priced when graphics cards were far cheaper, the pre-built system ended up being a bargain compared to buying the components at current prices. The GTX 1660 Super current prices are about 2/3rds of what I paid for the whole system if you can even find that graphics card. I have always built my own systems, but this time, Cyberpower was the way to go after trying to gather the parts myself.Based on some of the mixed reviews here, I was not 100% sure what I was going to get, but I believe Cyberpower hit a home run with this system. I generally buy a few steps down from the top-tier performance machines and this system is fast, well built, and is the sweet spot of performance per dollar.Obviously, the B460 based motherboard is not the latest generation and is limited to current Gen 10 processors and 2666 MHz memory and PCIe 3. But it was still the best deal for now until a lot more generations pass.

Ordered a cyberpower pc from amazon.com for the simple fact that i get 6 months interest free financing for using my amazon CC. the PC was built and shipped by cyberpower so it really comes direct from them. out of the box it works amazing. perfect for Steam games including Beam NG and also for Xbox online gaming such as call of duty warzone. runs all programs with no lag or anything. also the Nvidia control panel that is used for the graphics card will optimize the settings per game. so each game before you enter it, using the Nvidia control panel you can select "optimize" for the best setting. I compared this Pc with other manufacturers such as HP, Dell, and Alienware (now owned by dell) and by a spec by spec basis this PC was much more affordable. I was looking for a GeForce GTX 1660 Super graphics card and nothing less than an intel core i5 chip. also wanted a SSD for the hardrive. And cyberpower came in much less expensive than the competition for the same specs. Also the lighting package is great. it even comes with a remote that you can change colors and speeds of the lights. I didn't know this before buying so this was a huge surprise as my kid loves it. All in all it is an incredible PC, so far its taken everything we threw at it. 100% recommend.

given me so much enjoyment. i love my cyberpower PC. it runs fast and smooth, and its specs just allow more quality and preformance. professionally built, easy to clean too.

I paid $1,090 for this gaming PC, the price should drop back down or even go lower than what I paid for it so I would wait if I were you. Now, that doesnt mean this is a bad PC. Its nice actually. I've had it for a couple weeks now and I have had a really good experience with it so far.BE HOME WHEN THIS PACKAGE ARRIVES! When the package arrived I'm glad that I was home to answer the door because the packaging is not discrete in the slightest. It's a MASSIVE box with a picture of the PC on it and pretty much says "Badass Gaming PC" on the side of it.If I was not home someone would have definitely tried to steal it. Be home when it arrives.Setting this thing up was really simple, just follow the instructions. Also, update the graphics card after you set up the PC. I had issues because I didn't do so right off the bat.The mouse and keyboard that comes with this is pretty basic. There are no programs to download and use to mess with the lights on the mouse and keyboard.The keyboard has lights under the keys but the only color available is white. The mouse only changes color when you change your cursor speed, so you have no real control over its color. Also, the extra keys on the mouse kinda suck, one of them is even dead. I don't know if that just a problem with the one I received or if that is a problem with this mouse in general.Every game I've bought and played so far has given me no trouble, I'm running games on max graphic settings with no issues. Smooth as butter.But I suspect that since we are now in the new generation of gaming, you wont be able to do that with any new AAA game that comes out now.But even so, next gen games should run fine and be playable. Just remember that they might not run so well on max settings.The SSD and Ram are going to have to be upgraded. For sure. 500gb of space just isn't enough to game with since most games now are going to take up to (and most likely over) 100gb of space on your SSD.With the lack of storage space and only 8gb of Ram, right now this PC is way over priced. As I type this, the PC is $1,299 WITHOUT tax. You may get taxed $80 like I was, but the shipping was free I guess.This has only happen two or three times now, but this PC has randomly forced the Gigabyte boot up screen on me while I'm in the middle of playing or doing something. I'm talking it forces itself to reboot for no reason and I have to shut the power completely off and wait a minute for it to load just to get back to my normal desktop. This has started happening a few days ago and I'm trying to figure out a fix right now. I'm still somewhat new to PC gaming so I'm hoping that this is a simple issue I can resolve but you may think differently.Also, this tower pretty much makes no noise whatsoever. This thing has three fans inside (plus a tiny one) and plenty of ventilation and airflow. As long as you keep the inside clean and blow out dust when it builds up, you should have no problem with overheating or wheezing.