CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Xtreme VR GXiVR8300A Gaming PC (Intel i7-9700K 3.6GHz, 16GB DDR4, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 8GB, 480GB SSD, 2TB HDD, WiFi & Win 10 Home) Black

So as you can see, I have purchased and used CyberPower computers and accessories for years now. I was hesitant at first but honestly, I love them. My first computer wasn't even the one on the left but when I got that one I was very impressed with it. The glass worried me a bit but now that I have it in a good spot, I'm good. Anywho, since this is for the newer one on the right, let's get into those details shall we! It's got an AMAZING Intel i7-9700K going at 3.6GHz, with a 16GB DDR4, AND a NVIDIA GeForce. Just the GeForce was awesome but on top of the Intel i7 fixed a lot of the freezing issues I had before with the one on the left. Even though it freezes, it's actually not a big deal because it's only if I open up way too many tabs WITH a game lmao streamer and when I'm playing with my friends I like to go in all their chats too. Haha anyways on top of all that I got a 2- 1 TB hard drives and my goodness I can't tell you how many videos and $#*! it can fit on it. I tell you, I'm a bit of a pack rat and keep way more than I should but now I'm able to without affecting the performance. It's awesome. All around it runs smooth, starts up quick, and has played any game I've thrown at it and also streams my Xbox amazingly, I'm able to get 760 at 30 FPS while I'm recording and streaming (even multi-stream) even though it can go 1080 at 60 FPS it just depends on what you are using it for. If you are just recording a video, you can totally do 1080 at 60 FPS easy. I'm telling you I was hesitant at first but you just have to research and go by the parts. It's got Sony guts! (reference/joke for those who don't know it) and I have seen stories about people not getting the right parts (didn't happen to me) but that's usually for preassembled computers and remember there is an assembly process via the third party vendor you purchase it from so if you get it preassembled just have to double check when you get it and if you get an incorrect part, contact the company and they will make sure you get the correct part I always recommend getting the warranty but I believe even without one they will fulfill your request. That's all I can think of, for now, hope it helps! I actually stuck with CyberPower even when I had the chance to purchase from elsewhere, I just never found a better deal for what you get and I looked high and low, researched, and poured months into finding the computer I always wanted and I still ended up back here with CyberPower and I am glad I did.

Firstly, I'm based on New Zealand. Gaming PC here are very expensive so even after I paid the duties and logistic costs, it's still a good buy for me. I spent like 3300 NZD on this yet to buy a gaming PC with similar setup in NZ it would costs me around 4000.As for parts. They gave me Asus motherboard, Gigabyte video card and Samsung SSD which is awesome. But rams, power and cooling fan are all generic brands I can't recognized. But can't complain since the big guns are all authentic. If you are not happy with generic parts you can replace those for a little extra cost.It runs all the games i play smoothly. Maximum setting for all games like PUBG, Assassin Creed Odyssey etc. I've been using it for a week now, never crashes or anything. But a major problem I'm having now is that the cooling fan for video cards and CPU seems not strong enough. (And I didn't overlock anything) You can feel the heat from top of your chassis. (Especially it's summer time in NZ now) And there's 0 modification room for you to put an extra fan on any where of the chassis. They are all sealed. The only solution I can think of is get a liquid cooling for my 2070.Overall, it is a good buy for sure. But nothing is perfect eh?

I've been using the computer non stop for the past week. It's very quiet and runs all the newest games. I double checked that all the internal parts were exactly as advertised. Overall it's cheaper than the same components anywhere else that I looked. I'm very happy with the purchase. One funny thing: In the box there was an installation CD for the motherboard while the tower doesn't have a CD drive... doesn't really matter though as everything was already working.

This is a great computer. I can plan any game I want with all graphic options turned up to max. I did upgrade the RAM to 32GB myself, with a $75 chip that was extremely easy to install. This is probably one of, if not the best gaming machine I ever bought for such a great price. I bought an Alienware 6 years ago, and way overspent. This machine is a beast!

This was the second computer from Cyperpower PC. The first one didn’t work and had to be returned to company. This one started right up, straight out of box. It has been running ever since and it plays my games beautifully