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.

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.

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.

I want to begin with a little background for my purchase. My brother and I wanted to congratulate our youngest brother with a PC for his graduation. After much building and pricing via PCpartpicker.com, we had come up with an intended build that came out to roughly $800 USD after taxes. This was just for the rig itself – no peripherals (keyboard, mouse, ect.) The build we had configured was not going to be a console killing machine, just good enough to allow him to play his favorite games at a reasonable visual quality. Then Amazon Prime Day came around and I spotted this machine (originally $900 before taxes, now $649 before taxes) and immediately bought it without hesitation. *More background, I’ve been building PCs for 6 years now, and understand that I wasn’t going to get a better “bang for the buck”.* This leads me to my actual review: Case: Pros: -Midtower case with plenty of upgradeability. -Will support a 360mm X 64mm radiator in the front. -Will support an EATX motherboard. -Possible water cooling support (will be extremely tight) -Anti-vibration rubber mounts underneath the power supply. - Good looking case! Cons: -Not a lot of clearance under PSU(power supply unit) shroud to fit extended modular PSU. (SSD/HDD tray gets in the way) -Only has air vents at the top and bottom at the front of the case. Sacrifices airflow for aesthetics Fans: (4) 120mm Apevia RGB fans with fan hub and remote to control RGB colors. Perform well under a heavy load. Build: Motherboard: Asus Prime B360M-A – I cannot recommend Asus MBs enough! RAM: (1) 8gb Adata XPG- Disappointed that for $900 you don’t get the dual-channel support. Would be better if it came with (2) 4gb sticks. CPU & GPU: Intel i5-9400F and MSI GTX 1660. A great gaming and workstation combo. PSU: 600W CWT (Channel Well Technology) – is enough to power this rig and all of its RGBness. Also has an 80plus gold efficiency rating. *650W is a standard for most rigs these days since you’ll easily get your recommended 20% unused wattage leftover. Overall, this is a great rig for someone just getting into PCs or PC gaming. Personally, I would prefer to go out and purchase each part individually just so I know exactly what’s going into it. I can’t stand it when companies use knockoff parts and sell their product to make 200% profit - it’s disgusting. This isn’t quite one of those occasions since the PC comes with a nice membrane switch keyboard and RGB mouse to boot. Together I would put them at a price of around $40 so not too extravagant which brings me to my main point. I wouldn’t recommend anyone pay full price ($900 USD) for this bundle. At most I would expect to spend on this would be between $750 and $800. Otherwise just go out and buy all of your parts individually. There are a plethora of computer building guides on youtube and other sites! Also if you have the patience, which you should have if you’re going to own a computer, every motherboard manual explains how to install everything in your case. Other than that the rig runs well and looks great especially with all those RGB lights!

I bought the model with the i5-9400F and the GTX 1660. I was looking to build a PC, but this one had everything I wanted for a little less money. First off, the packaging was very tight and everything was secure. The PC lights up when you plug it in and it looks awesome in my opinion. There's a lot of different pre-made color settings that you can choose from using the included remote. All the components look like good manufacturers (ASUS for motherboard, MSI graphics, xpg ram). The fans are very quite. They do make some noise, but hardly. As for game performance, I've only played Apex Lengends & Overwatch. I was running 75 fps on Apex and 85 fps on Overwatch both on High to Ultra settings. The PC gets warm, but not hot which is fine. The keyboard and mouse included are good, but nothing exceptional. The mouse has a glow to it, which can be seen in the picture, and it has 4 buttons on the side and 2 dpi buttons on top. I haven't been able to program the buttons though. Keyboard is better than your standard office computer, but nowhere near a mechanical. The only con if I want to nit pick is that I wish the SSD was at least 250 GB, but it's not a big deal with the 1TB hard drive. In the end, I'd highly recommend at the price point and especially for a first time gaming PC. Extremely satisfied so far.

Didn't know what to expect, though I have heard of CyberpowerPC before. I always wanted to build my own gaming pc, but never got the time to do it. I got fed up with my brother hogging the ps4, so I ordered this. Now he's finding excuses to play on my pc all the time. I'm installing all the old Need For Speed games I had, so he can play on the pc. Now let's actually talk about the pc. The rgb lighting is pretty sick and looks great at night. I have played a couple of games on this already to test, like Overwatch and Fortnite, which run smooth at 1080p and epic/ultra settings, but now since college has started, I get most of my work and assignments done on this. All the laptops I've owned before suffered from slowdowns all the time, even from browsing or watching a movie, so this is refreshing. I have like 10-15 tabs open right now, listening to music while typing this. I only had one issue, which I believe was caused by a Windows 10 update. My bluetooth functionality completely disappeared, and that frustrated me. I don't exactly remember how I ended up fixing it, since the drivers were installed, but I couldn't get my bluetooth speaker to connect. Now its working perfectly fine, with the latest Windows 10 feature update and everything. The keyboard that comes with it is ok, which it was backlit, but you can't get everything, especially at this price, so I'm not complaining. The mouse is rgb, but can't be configured. The dpi can be changed, but the dpi settings are tied with the color. I want it to be red all the time, but to no avail. Overall, a great package.

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.

TL;DR: the rough cost of the components is $796.60, not including a case, and it runs beautifully. This review starts with the simple truth that custom PCs outperform factory-models, and almost always have way more versatility for customization. I built my first computer in 2011. I upgraded the CPU, motherboard, and hard drive around 2015. I decided the time was ripe to upgrade again. My problem is that I'm just not that good at building myself. I relied on friends, and I'd rather avoid soaking up an hour or two of their time while I hover nervously over their shoulder like a kid watching their dad build a bike for them. So I decided to look into pre-built custom PCs. I found this product through a review on another website, and decided to check out the value of its component parts. Here's the breakdown after some cursory searching: CPU - Intel i5-9400F: $154.99 Graphics - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6GB - $249.11 SSD - random 120 GB - $19.99 HDD - random 1 TB - $52.61 RAM - random 8 GB - $34.99 OS - buying Windows 10 like a good boy - $104.99 Motherboard - ASRock b360 - $136.05 PSU - random 500w Rosewill - $42.99 Case - neat LED tower that I couldn't actually find - $??? Just with the known components, and NOT including the tower the parts of this rig will run you $796.60. I paid $800 to have it built for me and shipped. It took me 10 minutes to add an extra 8 GB of RAM and plug in my monitors and peripherals, and after another 10 minutes of Cortana trying to get me to opt into voice command stuff, I was ready to go. For the last six days, it's been running like a dream. If I could change one thing about this build, I would make it easier to access the hard drives. The 120 GB SSD is pretty small, and I wish I could change it out for a bigger one. I also can't speak to the tech support or customer service yet - the computer hasn't had any issues. At the end of the day, if you're willing to invest enough work and research, you could probably build a slightly better computer for slightly less money. You will not find a better deal that involves a professional building it for you, though. I bought this when it was on sale for $800. Cyberpower is essentially offering to sell you the core components for their market value, throw in a glittery light-up tower, and put it all together for you for free.