CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Supreme Liquid Cool Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6GHz, GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCI-E NVMe SSD, 2TB HDD, WiFi & Win 10 Home (SLC8300A2)

I purchased this for my son last week and we're very happy so far. The PC has plenty of power to play all of his games (mostly steam) and will support VR as well. He compared it to his previous laptop and is blown away at how much better this PC runs his games, the lack of lag and the graphics quality. My only minor complaint is the noise, the fans are pretty loud but very effective. Hopefully as time goes on I can use this PC to demonstrate upgrading components. But I have awhile before I need to worry about it.

I bought this product a while ago and it's still running smooth, never had an issue.

Bought this PC back in March at a price just over a grand, and at that time I could not have bought all the parts and build it myself at that cost. Even with the GTX 1660 Super I get bout 80~110 frames in most games on high at 1440p to 1080p. Pretty much ready to play right of the box, but I did have some quirks on the assembly that I address shortly after receiving it. Some noise from the case fans cause they was just a little loose, and the RGB front panel LED was powered with a SATA adapter forcing to light up just one color. Just remove the adapter and use the RGB header on mainboard instead. Also the HDD indicator was backwards on the mainboard pins, a simple flip and that works fine.

I need to redo my review.Initially I said it came in assembled wrong because it didn't match the pictures. I called my tech savvy friends over and turns out that the assembly was fine even thought it didn't match the photo.Here's my best review and advice:If you're like me, you're wanting to buy this because you don't want to go through building your own computer and you are seeking a PC of high quality for a fair price.This PC meets those desires upon one thing:You are tech savvy or you have a tech savvy friend who can come over and maximize your PC to run at it's peak performance.After my friend came over and tuned up my settings, I'd be willing to pay an extra $300 for this PC. He was blown away by the price and how well it ran.I'm not in any way being told or asked to leave this review. This is all based on my opinion with no incentive to leave a good review

It was good for the first week. Gaming on it was nice and it was ready to use immediately. But then it just crashes and won’t start up, I’ve made sure everything was plugged in and even the “auto repair startup” couldn’t fix it. I have since then had to factory reset it twice. Never buy prebuilt, save yourself this headache. Buy your own parts and put it together, if you are nervous and don’t know how to build one, watch Austin Evans video on building a pc, he does a good job at teaching you. I should have trusted the other reviews that talked about it blue screening and crashing...

I ordered this computer for gaming, and it has not disappointed. It runs games efficiently and well. There's a barely audible hum from the computer. It's not noisy like my old computer.One funny little road bump I ran into was that I ordered the computer black but got white instead. It's not a big issue. I'm not going to freak out over something small like the color of the computer. The PC specs are all the same. It's just that the computer case is white as opposed to the black I ordered.Amazon is slammed with orders from COVID-19. I'm not going to give them trouble over something as small as a different colored computer. It's all good. I still give this product 5/5 stars, but, I thought the color change was something worth mentioning for those customers who REALLY don't want white.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the components that came in this build. Don't get me wrong, I didn't expect garbage but from reviews of other prebuilds on Amazon I expected at least some cheap no name parts.(I'm sure your parts could vary depending on what is available but here is what I received)The motherboard is an ASRock B450M Gaming, which while a mini board has an extra PCI slot available under the GPU and has heat sinks unlike some budget boards. Speaking of the GPU, it is a Gigabyte 1660 Super which performs wonderfully and way above expectations according to User Benchmark. The SSD is an Intel 660p NVMe PCIe M.2 1TB, and it came with a Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD for general file storage. For RAM I received 16GB DIMM DDR4 clocked @ 3200 MHz, even though most other listings that do not specify the speed of the RAM usually give you 2666 MHz. They did a decent job of cable management as well (no rats nest).When you consider this is also liquid cooled, made to look all "gamey" with the LED lighting, and never hit above 70 deg C when pushing the Heaven Bench with great results while remaining whisper quiet, Id say this is a deal and a half. Since it has the gen 3 CPU slot with a Ryzen 7 3700x, I may just need to up the GPU in the future to keep up excellent fps, but right now this thing does it all. I am thrilled with this purchase.User Benchmark results:Gaming - 78%Desktop - 130%Workstation - 113%

Had it a few months now and this thing is fast! Runs great with games at max/near max settings and a 165hz monitor. Definitely recommend!