CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Master Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5500 3.6GHz, Radeon RX 6400 4GB, 16GB DDR4, 500GB PCIe Gen4 SSD, WiFi Ready & Windows 11 Home (GMA3100A)

This is the best PC for the money! Quality is amazing and it looks phenomenal! It sturdy with the heavy duty glass case and can hardly hear the fans running! Performs amazing while running Fortnite and Call of Duty! Easy to set up and the mouse and keyboard that comes with it are nothing short of high quality, no need to purchase a different one to set up. USB ports or located in all the most convenient place so wires are not tangled everywhere.

Perfect entry level PC, came on time, intact, and with all the specs you need to run triple A titles like gta V and most of the stuff steam has to offer. Comes with a year of gamepass free as well. Love it. Quite literally a plug n play as long as it’s shipped with care. Speed is amazing, downloaded a ton of games and still operates flawlessly. Super quiet. Graphics are superb.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: So, my grandson showed an intense interest in severe weather phenomena and in how that happens. In particular, he was fascinated with how Tornados occur and with a couple of “storm-chaser” computer games that simulate how you determine where they will form and enable you to chase them and gather data to help you understand that. He had already found two games, “Tornados: Research and Rescue” and “Outbrk,” that he wanted for that. Being an engineer, I was excited about my grandson’s interest in this and wanted to help him pursue it. His parents, however, had Apple computers and both games he had chosen would only run under Microsoft Windows. My first thought was to upgrade an old Dell Vostro I had and give it to him to run these games, but I quickly determined that was NOT a viable path. It was clear that both games he wanted needed a modern, powerful graphics card, a significantly faster CPU, much more RAM, and a much faster hard drive than my old Dell could be modified to provide. Further research led me to the CyberPowerPC Gamer Master series for what I needed. I was impressed with the reviews I found for these machines, and independent reviews for the component used in them. The quality of the overall machine and the components used was primary in my decision, as I wanted to find something I was confident would work for my grandson now and through Middle and High School. I also thought my grandson would love the lighting that is characteristic of these machines and the fact that he could see all the components through the case (which turned out to be correct). I initially tried a CyberPowerPC with an AMD Ryzen 5 5500 3.6GHz 6-Core CPU, AMD B550 Chipset with 16GB DRR4 RAM, 500 GB 500GB PCIe Gen4 SSD, and Radeon RX6400 4GB Graphics card. This looked to be a very capable machine at a very attractive price. However, it barely met the minimum specs for the Outbrk, the most stressing game my grandson wanted. After receiving it and setting it up, I found that it would indeed run both games, but it was like watching snails play leapfrog—a totally frustrating experience. I knew my grandson would only be disappointed and I had to get something more powerful. Fortunately, CyberPowerPC has a generous return policy, and I was able to return that machine and order a more powerful system with an AMD Ryzen 7 8700F 4.1GHz, 8-Core CPU, AMD B850 Chipset, 16GB DDR5 6000MHz RAM, 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD, and GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB Graphic card. This machine exceeds the recommended specs for Outbrk and both games run beautifully on it. It also delivers, I believe, everything else I was looking for. I love the beautiful, rugged metal and plexiglass case that is used for this machine, and that it has massive cooling capacity that is whisper quiet. The high-quality of the design and construction is clearly evident and impressive. I am very happy with it—and so is my grandson.

Excellent entry level computer. Playes all the older games and all thr newer ones perfectly. Takes maybe 5 minutes to set up and your good to go.I used to be an Xbox guy , but the future of that platform and the ability to get games from Steam, Xbox, Playstation and gog perfect.I all ready had a Steam account and GOG account and setup on this new computer was a breeze. Runs nice and cool too. Even playing the newest graphically intense games that have just come out. You might not get all graphic settings on ultra, this is after all what I would consider to be an entire level computer. That being said, you can just the graphics so games run perfectly. Would HIGHLY recommend this as a starter PC. It is made with quality and looks excellent. RGB lights and a see-through tempered glass case along with excellent cable management and you've got yourself and perfect PC. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Ill start with the pros first *Fast shipping *really quite *Everything loads up fast Now with the cons *Box was torn on the side don’t know if that was due to shipping *The mouse was outside of the box and at the bottom *The keyboard that came with it doesn’t work in any of the ports. I had to go buy a separate keyboard to set things up *The 2 screws to remove the glass looked like the heads were stripped. The value for pc itself is alright besides the keyboard not working but overall a decent first gaming pc.

came packaged very well. Was quick and easy to get setup. Everything was i great condition and working order. Will be a great starter pc.

This is the best ever. Easy setup. Looks great when you have it on with the lights and such. Easy cleaning as well. My gaming son says this is the best one he has ever had. Gaming capacity is on key. Boot time is top notch too. Definitely recommend this. It’s worth its cost

Had some damage on the metal corner of the frame, but otherwise arrived in perfect condition. Was extremely annoyed that it didn't come with a booklet listing the parts or giving instructions. It just had this stupid little card with a qr code and that just led you to the help page on their website. I was trying to figure out how to get the led lights to work and I detest contacting people if I can just read a manual or something myself, sadly, even putting my model number into the website gave ZERO info. Nothing. Not a list of parts installed or anything. So, I was forced to call customer service. They were polite and hellpful, but even they didn't know exactly what all the buttons did. I had to push it and find out if that particular button controlled the lights or would restart it. If it just came with paperwork, I could have read for myself that the first large button was wired to the light controller, but no. I had to go through ALL THAT for a "let's see what it does". Frustrating. Once I got that figured out (yes, the first large button on top is the light controller and will cycle through the led lights or turn them off) it ran beautifully. I have had it for about 6 months now, and it is doing great. It isn't the best gaming pc. I can play minecraft really well, even with over 100 mods. It won't run ark ascended, though. But excellent for lower tier games. Can stream videos np. Surf the web etc. No issues. It is large with tons of room for upgrades. I upgraded the ram and added a 1 tb ssd. Worth the price and I recommend it for a lower tier gaming pc.