CyberPowerPC Luxe Gaming PC - AMD Ryzen 7 5700X, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, 650W PSU, Wi-Fi, Windows 11, Liquid Cooling, Ark

Great performance right out of the box. The Ryzen 7 5700X and RTX 5070 handle modern games smoothly, and the 32GB RAM is more than enough for multitasking. Fast boot times thanks to the NVMe SSD, and the liquid cooling keeps things quiet. The RGB case looks nice too. Slightly pricey, but overall a solid gaming PC.

I bought this 7800X3D system with a 4060 8gb GPU plus 32gb DDR5 ram and was super excited when it arrived. Looked really good and a massive upgrade on my old i5 12400F and 3060 system. The CPU alone is an monster. Upon setting up Windows after unpacking the PC and giving it an visual inspection. I kept getting blue screens of death. Phoned Cyberpower and was advised to remove one stick of the DDR5 ram stick. That didn’t work at first, in fact it was an outdated motherboard bios version that was the problem. So with setting up windows eventually in the end after many times. I got a core windows corruption, and kept getting errors doing cumulative updates. So I had to do a complete new windows install. Didn't take long but this shouldn't be happening. Cyberpower in the mean time sent out new 16gb DDR5 ram stick that came yesterday and installed. But now I’m getting black screen crashes when gaming. I know public driver version 576.02 is a known issue at the moment but I installed the hotfix driver, after many crashes and it’s still happening. So went to 566.36 that is a known good driver with the 4060. Sadly the black screen crashes are still happening. On my old system that I gave my son. He is on the same driver 576.02 and had no issues whatsoever. So all in all after 5 days with a brand new system, I’ve had an insane amount of issues and this shouldn’t happen on new hardware at all. Luckily I know my way around setting up PC’s and I know it might have been a one off, I’ve now taken the decision to return the system for a refund. The system itself was absolutely fantastic visually modern looking. Plus when I was able to game on it without it crashing I got a stable 240fps on my 240Hz monitor and was rock solid because how good the 7800X3D is. I normally don't do negative reviews but with so many problems on the system and being a pre-built. I thought I would share my experience with the system in the 5 days I owned it. Thanks for reading Edit: So I placed another order for a slightly different spec system on the 5th May, 7800X3D and 4060 Ti. I was very hesitant at first to place another order, in the end I’m glad I did as the new system is fantastic. It was slightly more expensive but I noticed on Amazon it wasn’t showing as next day delivery or in stock after I placed the order. Delivery was scheduled for 10-13th May, to my surprise I was contacted by Cyberpower support saying the new system was going to be built by them and delivered by DPD. With what happened with the first system this was a complete surprise. I was in contact with support all the way through and Hayden B (support) put my mind at ease about the new system and was very helpful so thank you. I even asked if they could add extra fans 3 in total and upgraded the AIO from a 240 to a 360 for added one of cost. All in all this was a pleasant experience with Cyberpower and the new system has turned out fantastic. The first pic is from the first system with 2 side fans and a 240 AIO. The updated pics are from the new system with an upgraded 360 AIO and 3 extra fans along the bottom of the case. Now I have had the system a couple of days. I have fully optimized and de-bloated windows tuned the bios for the 7800X3D and in Fortnite on my 240Hz monitor. I get a stable 240fps and doing benchmarks with CapFrameX. Max fps on this system is 889fps and average fps is 600 on unlimited with performance mode. Absolutely crazy this X3D CPU. To say I’m absolutely over the moon with how the PC looks visually is an understatement and so far no issues whatsoever. I will add more to this review once I’ve used the system for a longer period of time.

(CyberPowerPC Luxe Gaming PC - AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT 20GB) Great Value for money, love the PC, performance has been excellent. Able to run all of the newest titles in 4k hitting good FPS numbers for the most part (My Monitor is 4K 160Hz) with in-game settings maxed out. I suspect if you wanted to run at 1440p or 1080p your FPS would be ridiculous on this PC. The CPU & GPU are a great combination. I spent a long time looking for the best prebuilt I could find within my price bracket and genuinely think you'd struggle to find a better spec of PC than this in this price range. You may wish to upgrade the SSD to 2GB in the future as 1GB runs out relatively quickly if you like to download a lot of games at the same time, I have managed fine with 1GB but definitely something to consider. I had to download fan control to get the fan curves better suited, particularly when just browsing etc as they were ramping up quite noisily & I have found MSI Center a bit meh. The case isn't the same as the one pictured when I ordered, as you can see from my picture - the one received is a taller case with an extra fan on the back wall, not a big deal for me but may be huge issue for someone else - perhaps worth contacting them prior to buying if this would be a dealbreaker.

saw some iffy reviews, wasnt really sure what to trust. but yeah, if you're gonna buy this pc.. literally just buy it from cyberpower directly or make something similar. my pc came and i was excited since this one is like 700% faster than my current pc, setup my new 2nd monitor, posted up all my pop figures, did all my cable management and finally, the moment of truth.. i turned on my pc! lights on and looking pretty for all of maybe 3, if not 2 seconds? yeah, unbelivable. i literally was not able to turn it on at all again after that, i would just be extremely careful testing your luck with this pc because it feels like a 50/50% chance ur actually gonna get one that works and im not willing to try that again

I bought this rig on November 2022 and I am very satisfied with it. It can pull all my needs without much problem. Fortunately, I did not have any problem with it to require Cyberpower's tech support. I am using this rig for 3D modelling, rendering 3D models and scenes, gaming (not really late releases cause I am a cheap b@st@rd and wait for prices to fall :D) and the odd daily stuff such as browsing, words, excels, mails and slag off cheap products I bought on Amazon. So far so good. 3D: No problems there; the RTX 3080 LHR pulls things around smoothly. I am using mainly 3D Studio max, Blender, Poser, Daz Studio, Ps, Ai and some video tools. Adequate performance on everything, good render times, the rig proves it's money. Gaming: I have played titles that have been released up to 2021 at max performance with no problems at all. On a few titles (The Ascent, NFS Heat, Wolfenstein II) the rig heats up and the fans go full blast, but had no issues at all. Finally the 4000D Airflow case is awesome, simple, stylish, the side window is fully clear, only thing is that it is a tad small in case you want to upgrade the 750W PSU, as you will need more room for a larger one. Things I DID NOT like: - The build is spaghetti like, cables everywhere - cable management is kept to a bare minimum. - If you want to add a few more drives it is quite an operation and you will definitely require someone who knows about rig building (but this is a inadequacy of the 4000D AIrflow case rather than the vendor). - Quality of NVme, RAM sticks etc.. is cheap. I haven't even heard of the NVme's brand name before, and I do know quite a lot as I research them. Same goes for the RAM sticks.. no-name manufacturers to bring down the cost, which I totally get, otherwise the rig would cost 600 smackaroonies more at that time. 1st upgrade will be branded NVme and RAM sticks. Generally a stable machine altogether that is enough for me so far. UPDATE May 2024: Still running without any problems. I haven't changed the NVme or RAM yet, but had no problems at all. Well worth the money!

The configuration I bought is - CyberPowerPC Luxe Gaming PC - Intel Core i9-12900KF, Nvidia RTX 5060 8GB, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, 750W 80+ PSU, Wi-Fi, Liquid Cooling, Windows 11, Ark RGB. The Intel Core i9-12900KF processor lacks built-in graphics, but the computer ships with an Nvidia RTX 5060 8GB, which is more than enough graphics processor power. When you first start, if the computer is connected to the internet via a local area network cable or Wi-Fi, Windows downloads the latest Windows updates based on your internet speed. This computer has promising start-up and working speeds and is capable of multitasking. The cooling fans with LED lights are lovely.

I don’t usually write reviews. This PC was definitely worth the buy for starters. It looks amazing next to my 27 inch curved monitor which I also got off of Amazon. The PC runs amazingly. I’ve been using a ryzen 5 for the past two years to which I can play some games, but not a good quality this intel i9 has performed really well. All of the wiring was connected properly and everything worked once I unplug the PC in. The set up process was really simple and all I had to do was check the wires and plug the PC in. In regards to gaming games, I do play such as Phasmophobia, VALORANT, counterstrike, Hogwarts legacy, Star Wars, the newest game, Minecraft and many more I’m able to play all these games on the highest quality in the settings of the games, and it runs smoothly and efficiently. I like to stream games on my twitch and TikTok I am able to do so easily with no lag. I have also bought a separate Mic to attach to the PC and is super easy to set up through windows, 11. If you’re looking for a good efficient, well put together PC then I definitely recommend this PC for beginners to a PC or even people who have own PCs before, as you can add more into the PC itself like adding storage et cetera. This PC has LED fans to which they all work perfectly fine with a remote to change the colours and turn them off. If you don’t want them on I highly recommend this PC.

I have been building PC's since the 90's but couldn't be bothered ordering all the components separately. After looking around I decided to buy 12900kf 32gb 4070 super version. The case is spacious, well ventilated with dust catchers to prevent the internals getting the usual dusty grime buildup. The layout and internal construction is the best I have seen in 30+ years, no mess, visible zip ties or excess cabling. the fans are installed correctly with two draw in and 3 draw out including the water cooler heatsink. It is so well ventilated that the GPU barely goes above 30 degrees C under medium/heavy load. The CPU basically runs at room temperature as the water cooler is amazing and well installed. The operating system took 5 minutes to setup and all drivers were installed correctly. It is also pleasing to look at, doesn't matter to me personally. It has tempered glass instead of plastic which helps prevent heat build up in the case. Sturdy construction and low idle power usage when using web browsing etc. Consumes around 90 watts idle, which is less than my monitor and 380 watts in stress testing. It would be difficult to build this PC yourself for the price. 5 stars.