CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i7-12700KF 3.6GHz, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, 16GB DDR4, 500GB NVMe PCIe SSD, 2TB HDD, WiFi & Win 11 Home (GXiVR8400A9), Black

Fast computer, great value for money, quiet, A+
So I bought this after getting an ASUS previously, which broke down from heat within a week. What a difference. Normally I build my own but I wanted to try out a premade from the same company I bought one from when I was a lot younger. Still just as amazingPackaging was almost too smooth, it was even tough to get out of the box, but man, it was safe. Bubble wrap, packaging inside the computer to keep parts safe, everything. Quality packaging. Huge complements to Cyberpowerpc for this.This computer is awesome. It’s quiet, water cooled, and has great airflow. It’s fast, no problems with accessing BIOS, and runs great so far. Gaming is smooth, the fans don’t spaz out and rattle the case, sits around 25-30C when idle, and when gaming it gets to 55-60C at max. Very smooth transition from my old computer to this in regards to moving things over. The wifi in the motherboard was incredibly easy to install (I used to have a plug in wifi adapter) and instantly worked with my home wifi.The very few downsides so far… One is that they have a 2TB HDD in it instead of any SSD for main storage. I mean, its not a huge deal since i just put in my other 1TB SSD so the larger can be for single player games, general storage, etc. Another downside is the PSU. It’s only a 600W. Granted, it should be okay to deal with what is inside. If it fails, i’ll move my 750w over and play with the cords.Overall. I am very pleased with this. 9/10 stars!

Bought Two – Both Broken
I believe in second chances. Maybe the first was defective. It lasted about a problematic week with several errors causing restarts. It’s a computer; they’re complicated. Hoping the problems would clear as the machine updated, it only got worse. I called CyberPower customer service. Dude was friendly enough, offering instructions for re-installing Windows – or offering to have it repaired at their warehouse if i shipped it at my expense. I followed the instructions to no avail and wound up with a computer that absolutely wouldn’t boot.So I returned the first one. No thanks to Amazon, I had to pay $100 more for the second as they wouldn’t offer an even exchange through the price increase. But it was still a very well specced machine for the price so I bit the bullet and bought it again. Apparently well specced means using the worst and cheapest parts they can cram into the box. The one bright side is that it’s very quiet and good looking, but that doesn’t help when the machine doesn’t work otherwise.I got the second one today. It wouldn’t even send a signal to the monitor at it’s first power up. Eventually it did, but even before getting through the initial setup process, I got the black screen pictured.So now i’m not even going to go through the problematic week before it’ll almost certainly, again, irreparably fail. They can have this machine back too. I will never again order another CyberPower PC product and will strongly advise others the same.

Great Gaming PC, and Video rendering/ animation software.
This computer works great for gaming on the PC and in VR though if you don’t have strong wifi you’ll want a cable connected to your VR and PC. I use it for Gaming as well as video editing and animation rendering software, and I have not had any issues with running my software which is Filmora 12, and Crazytalk Animator 3. after 2 years of running this PC i have to say the only upgrade that I put in was more RAM to run my more intensive Survivor games where there is a lot of rendered items and crafted bases. Games I play currently are Elden Ring, Exoprimal, GTA V, Satisfactory, Ark Survival Ascended, Raft, 7 Days to Die, Monster Hunter World, Valheim, Rainbow 6 Siege, Subnautica/Subnautica Below Zero, Dying Light 1 and 2, and many more im sure you get the picture, This is great for a mid range use PC cause it can be upgraded extensively with current technology thats out.

An amazing pc for anyone who’s looking for a good solid pc that will run pretty much anything. Everything worked properly and has a very clean look to it. Couldn’t be happier with this purchase

I purchased this computer hoping to get back into PC gaming. When I got it, I followed the instructions and made sure everything was plugged in (I’m not tech expert but I just took a look inside to make sure nothing was loose). Once I plugged everything and turned on the computer, after 2min it turned off on it’s own. I tried turning it on again, and same thing happened over and over. At one point the computer didn’t even want to turn on anymore. I called the companies tech support the next day and they had me test out the RAM. It was faulty and they said I can send it to them. I asked where they were located and it was in California, US. I explained I was in Montreal, Canada and that it would cost a lot to send it back to them. They said that the only office they have is there and I would have to pay for the shipping to send them the RAM, wait for it to get there first before they are willing to send one that works.I told them it’s okay and that I would return the computer to Amazon and just buy a different one. It’s been almost 3 weeks since Amazon received my computer and they are yet to give me back my money. As per Amazon, I have to wait 1 month before they are willing to even bother with trying to get me my money back.For me this has been the worse experience as a buyer I’ve ever had. Going forward I am definitely not going to be making any high value purchases with Amazon or even bother with any CyberPower products.The only good thing that I can say is that the tech support agent I spoke to was very kind and instructive.

Good quality product with no issues during shipping or set up. I have had the computer for 3 months with no major malfunctions. I do think they are a little overpriced but it’s hard to blame them given how expensive parts are at this time.Lastly I did have some odd artifacting in 1 game that could be the videocard overheating a bit but I downloaded a heat monitor and found the card was running a little hot. That said it didn’t seem 100% that it was the card. Hopefully I don’t get a card that wears out quickly but that’s luck of the draw and you can’t really fault CyberPowerPC if a part fails.