CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Liquid Cool Gaming PC, Intel Core i9-14900KF 3.2GHz, GeForce RTX 4080 Super 16GB, 64GB DDR5, 4TB PCIe Gen4 SSD, WiFi Ready & Windows 11 Home (GXiVR8620A4)

This PC was worth it. It came 1 day early and even though the box had a few dents, the PC was flawless, started up first time, and is extremely powerful. Im getting well over 100 Fps on cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p Epic everything. On Black Ops 6 im getting 142 FPS average for the multiplayer benchmark at 1440p ultra everything. Mine came with the MSI Z790-P Motherboard and the Asus Tuff Gaming GPU.So im seeing a lot of reviews saying stuff about not GPU's not working and no signal...there are two sets of HDMI inputs, you wanna use the lowest one that is connected to the GPU, not the one that is further up on the back of the motherboard...there is even a sticker there that tells you where to plug it in...

The First PC I received was nothing like what was pictured. The picture shows a motherboard that included four M2 slots. with a heat sink on the one near the processor. That happens to be the only storage in the computer. Without a heat sink you can expect the drive could fail in less than a year. Yep! There was no heat sink! The PC I received had only two M2 slots. The video card in the machine I received had a branding of MSI but it did not appear to be the 4080 super the listing said was in the Item. The ultra wide video card in the PC I received did not resemble any of the MSI 4080 supers I could find on the internet. These facts plus the fact the ultra wide video card in the machine appears to have a portion broken off forced me to return this PC. Thinking I may have been sent the wrong product I checked the box. The item was labeled as in the listing. If this manufacturer is cutting corners this deeply on a twenty seven hundred dollar PC you may want to go elsewhere. I am deeply disappointed after waiting two weeks only to find out I was not getting what I was paying for.PC Number two from a different seller had a broken memory slot. It might have happened in shipping but it needed to be returned,PC Number three was the first I could actually plug in. I was hopeful when it booted. Half way through the windows installation the circuit breaker in my house tripped. I didn't at first believed the PC was the cause so I returned to the task of setting up the PC. When windows install completed I set the PC aside until I received a storage drive and 64GB of additional memory. The PC tripped the breaker a total of 13 time before it was apparent the machine was defective. When I looked at the power supply it appeared to be a low grade device. two things this machine has that are from any well named brand was the motherboard and the I9 !4900KF processor. Although the Video card is indeed a 4080 the one in the machine I received was made by Gigabyte. They are the lowest cost card on the market. After three failures and seeing the equipment installed in this PC the saying, you get what you pay for certainly rings true. In my case, I didn't even get that. I suggest you by something else.

Got a steal paid 2699 for this gaming pc and I don’t regret it. I haven’t had one problem yet. Runs my games perfect and the video quality of the 4080 is unbelievable. And now that the price went up to 4100 I’m feeling even better about buying it before the 50 series came out.

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I bought this machine because the previous system that i had was really slow and i desperately needed an upgrade and i didn't want to spend to much on a new system. Luckily i ran across Cyberpower PC's and i haven't regretted it because it has better performance then iBuyPower as well build quality and overall it's worth the money, if you looking to upgrade your rig and you don't want to spend over $3000 on a pre-built.

The liquid CPU cooler (AIO} made a ton of noise after about a month. I could hear it clearly through headphones and had to take calls in another room. Their tech support's only attempt at troubleshooting it was to send me a link to a Youtube video with troubleshooting tips from another company. When that didn't work they issued me an RMA for the AIO. 12 days after the RMA was issued the replacement part shipped. That same day the CPU overheated.Since I live on the East coast and they ship via UPS ground it took 6 days to get the AIO. I was assured the AIO would come with everything required. It didn't. I had to buy thermal paste on my own, further delaying the repair. Although this AIO was quiet it did not fix the CPU overheating issue. When I called back the only options I was given were to send the entire PC to them for repair, continue sending parts back and forth or take it to a repair shop at my expense. They refused to try to help me troubleshoot the issue. Sending the PC to them would mean not having a PC for at least a month. Not an acceptable option for me.At this point I have a dead PC and I'm troubleshooting on my own. I just bought a quality AIO off Amazon. If that doesn't work I'll probably take it to a local repair shop at my expense.I bought this PC specifically because it was supposed to be delivered the next day and I was expecting to travel later in the week. I was notified late the expected delivery day that it would be delivered 2 days later but it just showed up the next day. I don't know if this is on Amazon or Cyperpower but the projected delivery dates need to be more accurate.