CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6GB, 8GB DDR4, 120GB SSD, 1TB HDD, WiFi Ready & Win 10 Home (GXiVR8060A7, Black)

I have been searching for a desktop to game on for many months. I've considered all main stream brands: Dell, HP, Alienware, Asus, etc. After searching through all of the major manufacturers I finally came to this one. This product as far as spec for spec, is literally the best priced desktop computer for gaming. This isn't top of the line, that's more in the price range of $1,500 - $2,000, but in the $799.99 price range you just cannot beat it. I ended up purchasing 2 of these computers. One for my brother who plays League of Legends, and one for myself. I play World of Warcraft and I typically Dual Box. So, I have 2 clients open, Open Broadcaster/streaming, and watching twitch live at the same time. This computer handles all of these applications beautifully without a single hiccup. I have 3 ASUS 24' monitors hooked up to this computer, and all three of my screens look amazing. The GPU has no problem running several different game clients on multiple monitors, with zero lag or delay when switching back and forth. I timed the startup for this computer because this is my first PC with a Solid state drive. The computer booted and was at the desktop screen (after entering my PIN) in about 15 seconds flat. If you didn't have a PIN to enter, it would be quicker. All and all. This PC for the money cannot be beat. It will outperform all competitors in its price range, and so far, everything has held up beautifully. The fans do not make a lot of noise, and surprisingly puts out very little heat. I would recommend this computer to anyone that's gaming and not in need of the TOP TIER equipment. This computer will not need to be upgraded for several years as it can play most current PC games on high settings at the highest FPS without issue. Hope this helped! UPDATE::: computer all the sudden stopped working out of no where. Won’t boot up, giving me an error message, power button doesn’t work. I haven’t moved it, nothing has happened, it just stops at this screen. I WILL UPDATE THE STARS IF CYBERPOWER FIXES THIS ISSUE. I HAVE HAD THIS COMPUTER LESS THAN 2 MONTHS. Cyberpower fixed my computer for free, it did cost me shipping there, but that is to be expected. Thank you Cyberpower for making this right, it works perfectly, just like when I bought it.

While its only been a few days since I got this, ordered Monday, Amazon 2 day delivered turned into Next Day because of Prime Day (yeah team!), set up Tuesday and been running both games and work since. On games, while I don't play most of the modern games, for what I am doing its great, and that's only with the 8 gigs of ram that it came with, I have since ordered more, upgraded to 16 gigs which should arrive today. Its virtually SILENT! it's even quieter than the 2013 iMac that used to be my main computer. Yes i know, Mac vs Windows is not the same, but I did have a Windows 10 Boot partition where I could run the OS. You can turn the LIGHTS OFF, if you don't want the lights on, you can simply use the remote to turn them off, no need to search inside the OS for the controls... you can also change colors and other mods with the lights from the remote, but for the most part, OFF is a blessing. This is a great computer for the cash, yes, of course, there is better, but let's face it if you could afford those you would not be here reading this, for whatever reason. The best part about money is you can always go out and make more. For work stuff, it's SUPER fast, things that used to be cumbersome with Chrome and cycling to websites are a thing of the past, I have a 300mg fiber connection and while it was fast on the iMac, I can definitely see that it was a bottleneck in my use. The CRM that I use was hiccupping with its integrated call dialing system, I thought it was the bandwidth, never did I imagine that it was just the age of the computer. VERY HAPPY WITH THIS PURCHASE, Be sure you get a good Monitor to really enjoy, something 27" or higher good resolution. Downers about this...the keyboard and mouse... whie functional, the mouse was kind of a pain, there was a $20 mouse here on amazon that I picked up and its golden, the keyboard itself, I wasnt a fan of the key placement for some non game keys like the verital bar | its a little out of place and the enter key is taller than it is wider so I kept missing it for some reason. Again, another $20 keyboard on Amazon save the day. Still, a 5-star system as this is about the computer and not the peripherals. If i get around to it, I will update when i add the ram.

Right, so I bought this with the end goalof being able to stream and play most any game I would like. It handles any game I've tried on it beautifully, 60fps max settings on Final Fantasy XIV with the CPU not breaking a sweat. It's lovely. The lights on the tower can be changed with a handy remote that comes with it to a plethora of various colors and patterns which is nice and compliments the stream quite well. Setup was cake as well. All together I'm able to stream games with obs, remote play for PS4 running to it, my webcam, mic and more with no issues at all. It runs very fast with lots of programs running at once. Noise level is great as well, I've had other PC's that just sounded like a mini jet engine when they came under stress, but it's amazing! The only con I can mention (which isn't all that bad since I hardwire it) is the wifi receiver built in doesn't catch the signal that well compared to other devices. Overall I'm ecstatic with my purchase and definitely am glad I managed to get it discounted on prime day. Even if I hadn't, at full price this is a great buy!

I have had this computer for a few weeks now. I use this desktop more for photo and video editing. Here are my first impressions. First, it was packaged very well. They even had packaging inside the computer to protect the graphics card. They tried to make set up idiot proof. They have stickers pointing where to plug in your monitor, and making sure that you take out the packaging from inside the computer first before booting up. The cable management is impeccable. It boots up pretty quick. For the price I understand why it only has 128 GB boot drive. Luckily there is a 1 TB hard drive as the storage drive. The graphics card is excellent and performs to my satisfaction. Sure there are things that would be nice like more storage, faster graphics card, an optical drive, just to name a few, but for the price this is excellent and I would expect it to cost much more for what you get. There is always room to upgrade as well. It came with only one slot filled for the RAM, so upgrading will be a breeze. There are plenty of USB ports to add external devices. Bluetooth works great and the Ethernet port is gigabit. I haven't tried the WIFI as this computer is plugged in through Ethernet cord. I know I bought a gaming computer, but somethings I guess I will never understand. There should be a way to permanently turn off the lights on the front and back of the computer. There is a remote that comes with it to turn them off put they come right back on when you reboot the computer. If we do things to decrease the heat in a computer, it is beyond me why you would put led lights in it that generate heat. I would rather just not have the lights and save the money on it. The keyboard that comes with it is ok. It too has lights (not back-lit). There is no way to turn these lights off, even when you shutdown the computer. Even if you go into the BIOS to turn off power to usb devices when you shut down, it still lights up. You either have to unplug the keyboard or cut the power completely to the computer to get the lights off. The mouse that it comes with is pretty good. It also has lights, but these will turn off when you shut the computer down if you go into the BIOS and change the settings for it. The computer is somewhat quiet. I have other computers that are much more quiet, but it isn't really annoying either. Overall I would say this computer is a steal for what you get. If you can ignore all the superfluous flashing lights, this computer is awesome.

I know that everyone may have a different experience, as a matter of fact this is my second CyberPC that I purchased BECAUSE of the first one I purchased and gave to my son who is a gamer. I suppose I could write a review for that one too, but I'll keep this brief. Pro's: Price, speed, quality, delivery, ease of setup, stability and cool. Cons: Display port vs HDMI with multi screen setup (should include a free Display port cable as a gesture of good will) - I guess if you don't have a multi screen setup it doesn't matter but for those of us that do, the need to purchase a second cable (or an option to purchase with PC) was inconvenient at worst (especially for display port to display port curved monitors). Overall - great purchase, everything is fast for what I need, I have no problem casual gaming (STEAM, Xbox/Windows games) it's quiet, the lights are just a nice cool bonus and I enjoy the see through case. For what I paid and what you get, I've recommended this to multiple friends looking to purchase that "good priced, high quality, but not a super gamer" rig. If that's you, this is the one.

It is a well made pre-built. I am not really a huge fan of pre-built PC's but this one is truly a different story. Mine came with an Asus Prime B360M-A motherboard as well as a Asus GTX 1660 with an I5 9400f and 8GB of DDR4 RAM running at 2666Mhz. Straight out of the box, it runs well and is comes installed with all the necessary drivers as well as Windows 10 Home. I do advise double checking if your order of the PC has the proper drivers installed. If they do, try to update them if necessary. Also, I do advise downloading and installing GeForce Experience so you can install the latest graphics card drivers with ease. It games really well and I was able to run games such as GTA V at ultra settings with a stable 75-80 FPS. I also ran Apex Legends at a very stable frame rate. The computer is quiet for its price range and I highly recommend it to people who are new to PC or don't want to build their own gaming rig. This PC is also good for future upgrades. For those who question the motherboard's RAM compatibility, the stock RAM it came with was a 8GB ADATA XPG 2666Mhz CL19 stick. The motherboard supports dual channel capability. Overall, a good rig for the price.

This PC is good for gaming in all but whenever I plug in HDMI cord it worked after 10 mins, and then the next day I noticed I only had 215gb of storage instead of the 1tb and ssd that I was promised, so I fully turned off the PC to see if anything was unplugged like the storage, it was plugged in properly at least I think so, my mic that works on PS4 and switch so far but it doesn't work on this PC, but most importantly it only has 215gb of total storage instead of the amount that I was promised for. So with that being said how an expensive PC going to run fast but only comes with 225gb of storage instead of the amount of 1tb. Like whenever I turned my PC off, then unpluged it to see if anything was disconnect every thing looked good but it's hard to get the HDMI to work, and when I do it's works fine except for the mic and the storage issues. But since I plugged everything back on and turned the PC back on the HDMI wouldn't wanna work like when I 1st turned on the PC it started to work after 10 mins but now as of writing this my PC won't connect back to the HDMI, and now I want a refund because there's so many issues that I'm having. #1 Mic won't work #2 215 storage instead of over 1tb of storage #3 HDMI is very hard to work Yes, those are my 3 issues what a waste of money

I bought this for my husband in summer of 2019 (found a great summer sale), and after using it almost daily for over a year, my husband easily gives this PC 5 stars. Shipping - PC shipped to us with no problems. Everything was in place, box was well packaged, nothing broken, awesome shipping. Living outside the contiguous U.S., this was a major plus. Setup - Super easy setup, just make sure to plug your display cords into the GPU as the 9400f has no integrated graphics. RGB - This is a personal preference for sure, but my husband loves the RBG lighting. Looks cool with 12+ color options to choose from with the ability to dim or brighten as you please. Gaming - My husband loves to play PC games on this. Many AAA games (like Doom Eternal, one of hubby's favs) look fantastic. My husband also uses an Oculus Rift S, and this PC plays VR games like a champ. Superhot, Robo Recall, and recently Star Wars Squadrons VR are some of his favorites. He absolutely loves it. It should be noted that he did install another 8GB of Ram to bring the total RAM up to 16GB. Customer Service/Dependability - Really don't know about customer service, because we've never had any problems! We have used this PC daily (especially with Covid 19), and have never had any issues with overheating or parts breaking. Overall - Highly recommend this PC for the sale price we got. Its a great PC that can easily power through VR and traditional games without causing you to sell your kidney to buy it.