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 decided to make the move to PC gaming and sold my PS4 a few months ago. I've had a few months owning this tower and still can't think of what else I could possibly ask of it. This computer does EVERYTHING. In fact, I don't even know how they got it down to this price point. The processor is the newest one, in fact there were advertisements for it during E3, the 4 fans work great. And it has an SSD. And it supports VR. And it has 6 cores. This is worth FAR MORE than $750.You're probably wondering what all it does, right? Well, don't worry, I've tested it out. It's as insane as it looks.✔ EMULATORS - No, seriously. PCSX2? It renders that in like a thousand frames. Dolphin? Easy money. Here's how crazy this thing is: you can ACTUALLY emulate PS3 and even Switch games on it. I've tried. They actually WORK.✔ NEWEST GAMES - Effortlessly. Like, the emulators are more challenging and this computer runs those like butter. I remember playing RAGE 2 and Rainbow Six on this computer on max settings with no stutters. You want to play anything on ultra settings? You want this thing right here.✔ RESPECT - Anyone who knows what they're talking about will tell you that this is top-of-the-line, not just for a pre-built, but in general. You got those nerdy 'build it yourself bro' PC friends? Show them this. I guarantee they'll be as stumped as I am at how the price is this low.✔ CUSTOMIZABLE - Tinkering with this thing is super easy. It comes with a glass case in the left side and a couple of screws that are easy to take out. You just slide the glass case off, make sure the thing is turned off (duh) and you can get to replacing anything you want. The cable management is clean and it's pretty easy to figure out.✔ DURABLE - Whoever designed this computer was smart. Everything is intuitive. You worried about your hand bumping into the tower? Don't be. They've got a thick covering that wraps around this thing like a shield and absorbs impact. And if it bumps into the glass? Doesn't matter, because the motherboard and peripherals are installed behind the thick covering, meaning that the most important parts are always protected.There isn't enough positive stuff I can say about this computer. I downloaded every emulator out there and relived my entire childhood through it. Every game feels super immersive and everything you do on here feels like an adventure. I highly, highly recommend this computer if you can afford it. It's top-of-the-line. Seriously.

I purchased this computer back in 2020. It was great starter PC and was able to handle any game I threw at it. Recently I got newer monitors and wanted to start upgrading my computer because my CPU was bottlenecking some of the newer games I wanted to play and being 100% utilized. I basically rebuilt the computer by replacing the GPU, CPU, motherboard, RAM, and CPU cooler. I kept things like that tower, SSD, HDD and power supply. It was easy to upgrade and would recommend this computer if you’re just starting out

This system is so awesome, it’s overwhelming! This is my first full-fledged desktop PC after years of using laptops and all-in-ones, and talk about an INITIATION lol It handles all of my RPG games fantastically and with room to spare! The packaging is amazing and the extreme care taken with all of the parts I very much appreciated. This felt like getting a car. For any other first-timers, I’ll reiterate what the manufacturer will tell you: READ ALL DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY. Especially about hooking up monitors and getting the right connectors...——Some pointers below, if anyone’s interested——ABOUT CONNECTORS (for Beginners like me): Location, Location, Location!The instructions will stress the importance of plugging cords into the proper places on the mother board. I misread the instructions, making the mistake of plugging my monitor’s display cord into the wrong port getting “no signal” on my screen. This is a common mistake as well, so if anyone’s having trouble connecting their PC to a monitor and you KNOW nothing’s wrong with your brand new Cyberpower? Chances are it’s just a wrong-port situation. (Another PLUS: this PC comes with everything you need, but there are empty brackets to install more horsepower later on if you want (RAM, HDD, etc), which is dope.NECESSITIES? A handy medium screwdriver (for accessing the PC case) or a handy starter tool kit with one in it; plenty of desk space, and a flashlight for indirect lighting. A PC/Motherboard cart: I found this helpful because only having to swivel the PC around on wheels to reach the back, made unboxing/connecting more of a stress-free experience, especially as my first time.While everything is already assembled and ready to go, unpacking was a gingerly process. You don’t just get instructions for the PC but also for everything that comes with it respectively. Workspace surface area is a must since this PC is a bit of a behemoth (more lengthy than wide). You don’t have to lift weights to own this thing, but it does take some finessing; more awkward to carry than heavy (my upper-body strength is ZERO, ok?). The package it arrives in makes it more heavy than it actually is, so once out of the box, it’s very manageable. Plenty of “up-right” room on a floor in my case but you’ll likely be putting this PC on its side upon unboxing, including every-now-and-then again afterwards for maintenance, dusting, etc. The bigger desk you have, more tables in your workspace (or floor space if you prefer), the smoother your life will be in taking care of this thing.