CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6GB, 8GB DDR4, 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD, WiFi Ready & Win 10 Home (GXiVR8060A8, Black)

I normally build my own systems, but with the current shortage of GPUs on the market that has lead to massive price gauging, I decided that I would look at a pre-built system and save a little money. I found this system for $799 and really could not believe the price for what it had to offer. Not all the components are what I would have personally chosen, but none of them are bad. They are all quality components. Considering that I got this system for $799 when just the GUP alone that is in this system (Gigabyte GTX 1660 Super) is going for $619 all by itself, well, it is a great deal. To show you just how great of a deal it is, let me lay it all out for you. These prices are at the time of this writing on Newegg.CASE: Cooler Master NR640 = $109.00MOTHERBOARD: GIGABYTE B460M DS3H = $ 79.00CPU: Intel Core i5-10400F = $ 165.00RAM: Crucial Ballistix DDR4 8 GB = $ 60.00DRIVE: ADATA Swordfish M.2 500 GB = $ 55.00GPU: GIGABYTE GTX 1660 SUPER = $ 619.00 Grand Total = $1087So by buying it prebuilt for $799, I save $288 over building it myself.The system itself is very nice. It is a very clean design and visually pleasing to look at. It started up great and runs smoothly. I performed Passmark and UserBenchmark test on it right out of the box and atacched the result images to this review.BOTTOM LINE: This is a really good system for a great price. The Case, CPU, GPU, and RAM are all top of the line components. The M.2 drive and the PSU could be better. But for the money I saved by buying this system prebuilt, I could throw in a Samsung EVO 960 1 TB, a Quality PSU, and another 8 GB of ram and still have money to spare. So it is a great deal for $799. That is the great thing about Desktops, there is always room to upgrade each piece, without having to buy the whole system over again.

Bought this on sale for my son as his first gaming pc. Grabbed it on sale when it was $920, and for the price it is very tough to beat. It comes with a good video card, and the parts are decent. In this range it is really tough to beat for the quality of the components. You could use it right out of the box and it will be fine, however with a couple of additions it will be much better. I added two 8gb sticks of ram I got on sale for a total of 24gb and a 1tb crucial ssd I got on sale as well. With these changes it's more than enough for my 12 yr old to play any games and act as an really good platform that he can upgrade as he grows. He loves the rgb lights and I have to say they are pretty cool. Unit runs much quieter than I thought and set up has been pretty easy. Only issue I had was trying to figure out where to mount the extra ssd, it's not very clear with the case design that I can see. Other than that, I highly recommend the unit.

What I like about this product, First, the package that I received was properly packed and no seems damage to the box. 2nd, those protective foam from the outer and inner side really holds the internal components. 3rd, the quality of the built and performance even if stock components like a very silent fan, 8 Gb ram, etc. how much more if I will upgrade it to the max.It is really worth buying, highly recommended for those entry gamers like me.

This is my first gaming Computer. I have experience with standard PC's but this one I bought specifically for gaming (Mount and Blade II and Escape from Tarkov).The computer was quick and easy to setup. Simply follow the prompts. Once I got the system setup, the download speeds were blazing. I had the entire thing setup with downloads completed in less than 1 hr.The interior portion of the computer is easily accessible for future upgrades.The colors of the tower look awesome and can be adjusted for brightness, color, or simply just shut off.The computer came with an awesome gaming keyboard and mouse. They work great and simply connected them and bam theyre working perfectly.The computer does make some noise but its nothing noticable. if the room is dead quite you might hear a slight hum but nothing thats going to intrupt the gaming experience.One thing i will note is that the shipping was a little worrysome. When i opened the box the computers box had a nice dent in the top left corner. luckily there was no damage, these are very fragile machines and it would be a shame to open the box only to find it broken. Again no protective packing in the box, just some light paper which did little to secure the box.For me a 5 out of 5 rating.

tldr; Very happy. For the price I paid, this computer is excellent, and will easily last me 5-6 years before I need to upgrade/replace.Typically, I like to get all of my parts on my own, to get the best value for price. This year has been extremely busy and I needed a PC fast.While this PC wasn't the "top of the line" version (there were higher priced ones), it was priced very well, and had great specs overall (I wouldn't have saved that much money buying it all myself).The PC came shipped extremely safely, and the instructions to set it up were very clear. I plugged it into my monitor, keyboard and mouse, then turned it on. Right from the Windows setup, everything has worked flawlessly for me.I haven't experienced a single issue. I never would have purchased lights for my tower, but I've grown to like them, kind of like an aquarium ambience -- I still haven't figured out how to get the remote working to turn them off, but like I said, it's fine. So my only issue with the PC, isn't even really an issue with the computer itself.The computer is very quiet, and everything runs quickly. Most games run on ultra with high framerates (I guess Doom2016 or GTA5 are the most demanding things I've tried so far) -- note however I don't stream, which would likely change that.I noticed other things also now run like a dream, things like web-browsers are noticeably faster, and things like Python/R compile quicker.So all in all, I'm very happy. Amazon prime delivered quickly, the computer came in pristine condition, and most importantly, runs great.edit: I forgot to add, the mouse/keyboard you get are adequate. They're advertised as "gaming" , and I'd say that's appropriate. I don't use them since I have a Razer Ornata Chroma and Razer Death Adder mouse. While I prefer the mechanical keyboard I have now, the keyboard they send you which uses membrane contacts is fine, and has some good features. The mouse they send you is very good, with a ton of extra side buttons, and it feels nice in the hand with a nice mouse wheel. An extra bonus which I'd be happy to use if I didn't already have my own mouse/keyboard.(Advice to less techy users: Your C drive is your SSD memory, keep that reserved for things like Windows and only your most crucial programs you want to load information quickly. Your D drive has way more memory but is HDD. Store things here like all of your music/photos/documents, and the bulk of other non-crucial things. You want your C to remain clean since if you're downloading/deleting games on it constantly (suppose you have a large steam library), you'll get less longevity out of the SDD... not a major thing, but something to consider. Since your C drive starts with windows, you'll want to change the directory of all folders (like music, downloads, etc) to the D drive's directory. I run all Steam applications from D, and load times are still very short, so don't worry about "will it be slow from D drive"... it won't).