CYBERPOWERPC GXiVR8080A3 Overclockable Gaming PC Desktop (Liquid Cooled i7-8700K 3.7GHz, Z370 Motherboard, 16GB DDR4, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8GB, 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD, 802.11AC WiFi & Win 10) Black

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Ive only had this product for a few days but its exactly what I needed, Ive been stressed out for the past couple weeks with having to send in my laptop in for repair time and time again (it was under a year old,mind you). I couldnt afford to go without some sort of computer for weeks on end because companies like HP cant get their act together, so I sold my POS laptop to buy this beautiful thing! And so far I have to say I have no regrets! Im so glad i switched over to using a desktop, you get power and performance without having to worry about thermals or longevity (as much as you would in a small form factor laptop). The price of this thing is ridiculously low, other companies would probably charge hundreds of dollars more, but this was a pretty decent bargain i would say and would cost just about the same if not more, had I built it myself. I was a little skeptical about the price at first because I was thinking they probably skimped on some of the components like the RAM or the SSD, but to my delightful surprise they did not, they used high quality components in every category. The best part about making a purchase like this is this is a product you can keep running for years, even after the warranty period, all it takes is a little know how to fix/replace some of the components yourself, and youll keep this baby running for years to come. I will say please make sure youve done enough research or contact customer support before you get too handsy if youre not 100% sure what youre doing (or ask a friend that knows how, most people are willing to help out ). You simply can not beat the price to performance ratio with this system, its a great first system for anyone whos new to the game and wants to hit the ground running with a top of the line consumer GFX card, only to be superseded by the RTX 2080Ti of course, BUT TRUST ME THIS IS MORE THAN ENOUGH. with the newest RTX card and i7-8700k, it gets crazy fast performance in basically any AAA title you can throw at it at Ultra settings. My particular orders specs were as follows: - Msi Z370_A Pro series motherboard -Msi Nvidia RTX 2080 8 GB -Kingston A400 240GB SSD -WD Blue 1TB (2012) -GeIL EVO POTENZA 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200) - Power Supply I received is an ATNG ATA-800FB-B The ram is a little cheap but its been performing well for me so far, and if anything i could always upgrade to a higher quality set of ram sticks down the line. But so far i am beyond satisfied with this build :). Thank you to whoever built my PC because the cable management is nice and tidy, so is the overall build! It looks really good at night with the tinted glass, as if theres no glass pane there. The free keyboard and mouse were a nice touch to include as well. I posted some photos above and a screenshot of a benchmark I did as soon as i got the pc above, if you wont take my word for it, then just look at these benchmarks. Ill keep this review updated as I push my system to its limits and learn more about it! So happy I went with this company :). UPDATE: 5/18/19 So I finally got around to checking out the power supply that came with it, and to be honest Im a little concerned because its a brand of power supply I frankly have never heard of. My particular unit came stock with an ATNG 800 Watt 80+ Bronze PSU. Maybe it is because Im not as well versed in the realm of power supplies but one does get a little uneasy when its not the top-3 power supply brands that are constantly recommended and recieve raving reviews such as Corsair, SeaSonic, and EVGA PSUs. I somehow doubt ATNG is even in the top 10 PSU brands/manufacturers and theyre certainly not well known for reliability either... Im a little anxious and confused as to why they would cheap out on such an important component. Im assuming its a very cheap PSU because: 1. Ive never heard of the company 2. I cant for the life of me find ANY pricing or reviews on ATNG products, which is pretty sketchy if you ask me. The only thing Ive been able to find are sparse Reddit post that essentially boil down to "get rid of that fire hazard" 2-1/2. ATNGs website looks like it was made by a 5 year old and doesnt really seem to include any pricing information either, yikes. Color me shocked and fearing for the life of my system, especially since Ive made a numerous amount of upgrades including: Swapping out stock fans with Corsair RGB fans + Light strips, Replacing RAM with 3200 32GB RAM, Adding M.2 SSD + additional HDD drive. I dont want to lose my system to a sketchy PSU, Id sooner get in a strangers white van than trust that thing. Needless to say I will be replacing this ASAP. In all fairness though, the ATNG PSU has lasted me 6 months and thats not so bad but Im not sure Im willing to test to see how far itll take my system before it: A.) burns out and dies (best case) B.) Completely fails and takes my whole system with it I understand that I could easily have a PSU from the other companies I mentioned die out of nowhere as well just cause of my bad luck, but those companies are backed by years of reputation and testaments of great quality and longevity...whereas with this power supply, I can barely find any information on it whatsoever. Not very confidence inspiring of you ask me. That aside everything else that came stock with my system came from reputable brands and Im glad...but its very scary that they cheaped out on the MOST IMPORTANT component. I just cant trust a product that even Google hardly has any documentation on.

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PLUG AND PLAY, Im just picky!! Specs: Wicked nice and easy to open/reassemble Case from CyberPowerPC ASROCK Z370 Motherboard Intel i7-8700k Liquid cooled (With 2x 120mm RGB Fans Sandwiched on either side of the 120mm radiator.) Zotac Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 8GB 16GB DDR4 2400Mhz (2 x 8GB 2400Mhz Sticks) 240GB SSD 1TB HDD EVGA 80Plus Bronze 600W Power Supply 3x Front RGB Fans Decent mouse and Usable Keyboard. Like the other reviews have already said: If you just dont want to spend the time looking for and sourcing parts yourself, this packs quite the punch for the money! (Even without the fans I added personally.) I added two 120mm 12v @ .45a RoseWill fans I had laying around and viola, liquid cooler plus these additional fans pulling air in work very well together. The reason I added the RoseWill fans is because of the obvious thermal advantage and I dont mind a little noise, considering I have noise cancelling headphones. HyperThreading or bust. Just buy it already. There are several benchmark reviews of this Processor and the GPU on youtube. If youre absolutely on the fence like I was: watch reviews from a few different channels, dont just trust LinusTechTips and his merry band of Gold Hearted Employees. Check out others like BitWit, GamersNexus, PaulsHardware and Jayz2cents just to name a few. All have Great things to say. Sure theres better/newer silicone out there but as I and the aforementioned numerous other reviews have said: Awesome Bang for Your Buck. and Ill leave it here. Hope your rig finds you soon!

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I purchased this computer after my Alienware died on me after 9 years, luckily enough on Cyber Monday. I decided to go with this Cyberpower computer since it had all the specs I was looking for and looked awesome! I’ve loaded it with about 7 games or so already and have been enjoying super fast gameplay and productivity. My only complaint about this unit so far is that the front small glass panel gets some vibration due to the adjacent fans and was rattling horribly. I put an adhesive piece of foam on the top and bottom where the glass meets the case and problem solved! Definitely not a big deal but it would be nice if this wasn’t a thing. Definitely recommend this product.

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First, let me start off saying that some reviews say they use bottom barrel parts. The only bottom barrel parts I received was the keyboard. The mouse even has weights that can be removed or added to it for comfort. The fans are not noisy, the graphics card is beefy, the system itself was wonderfully packaged and is very sturdy. Value (most major components only and lowest price I can find on Amazon at this time): $29 mouse: CYBERPOWERPC ELITE M1 131 7 COLOR GAMING MOUSE $9 keyboard: CYBERPOWERPC MULTIMEDIA/INTERNET USB KEYBOARD $409.99 CPU: OEM INTEL CORE I7-9700K 3.60GHZ 8/8 12MB CACHE LGA1151 95W $32.99 watercooler: CYBERPOWERPC 550LC 120MM WATERCOOLER $759.99 graphics card: Gigabyte: NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2080 8GB GDDR6 $138.24 mobo: GIGABYTE GA-Z370 HD3-OP ATX USB 3.1 SATA3 1 M.2 CROSSFIRE and more. The Ram is not as beefy as I would like, but that is to be expected. I will replacing that. All in all, a solid 4.5 stars, but I cannot rate it that. Well worth the cost to me.

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For all of you out there wondering, yes the components in each batch are slightly different but very fair & comparable; but to feed your curiosity, especially you hardcore geeks like us heres how it was configured for us when it arrived! (leaving out most of the obvious hardware & software pieces which wont change from machine to machine such as MS W10Hx64, Driver & Media Software, Mouse, Keyboard, Cables, Media, Paperwork, Labels, & various cables which again, SHOULD NOT vary between revisions or retailers that Im personally aware of) *****moved specs to top/here since amazon hid them at the bottom prior to this edit***** 1x *Apevia* Black & Windowed Glass Case (just like in the pictures with a great PSP shroud down below to hide the PSP & non-modular-wiring although the little that you can see is nicely blended into the system being black w/black mesh around it so theres no "ketchup & mustard" cabling junk going on inside this case which is quite nice & clean) 1x Corsair 650w Bronze PSP (non-modular but high-rated stable & clean power delivery + decent overhead for OCing) 1x AsRock Z370 Pro4-CB motherboard (which is more than enough for a pre-built liquid cooled system like this) 1x Intel 8th Generation i7-8700K UNLOCKED CPU (clocked @ 5.0Ghz and have been for 13-days now without issue) 2x 8GB Geil EVO POTENZA DDR4 (PC4-19200) RAM Modules (CL 17-17-17-39) (shiny cherry red heat-spreaders) 1x CyberPower PC Custom 140mm Closed Loop Liquid Cooling Unit (which unfortunately doesnt light up in ours with the CyberPowerPC logo like in the pictures but thats not something were complaining about...) 1x Western Digital 240GB Blue 2.5" SATA SSD (populating the middle modular SATA SSD/HDD slot of the case) 1x Western Digital 1TB Blue 3.5" Mechanical HDD (populating the bottom modular SATA SSD/HDD slot of the case) 3x Apevia 140mm RGB PWM Fans (cool, powerful & bright fans) for intake (and awesome RGB) in the front of the case 2x Apevia 140mm RGB PWM Fans (same as above except these are sammaching the radiator *yes I spelled that incorrectly on purpose* in the back fan slot for exhaust through the RADIATOR aka "liquid cooling unit") 1x Remote for controlling the RGB which has about 40-foot range with line of sight IR functionality .... oh and I almost forgot, LOL, of course; what youve all been waiting for, the godlike latest & 2nd to greatest GPU on the market; as of course, if youre a real geek, you know, the greatest is the same card but the 11GB GDDR6 TI instead) 1x ZOTAC GAMING NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 AMP (SKU: ZT-T20800D-10P) which at the time of purchase, give then price we paid, which the $$$$.$$ seems to recently be moving up given the demand and lack of supply for high-end quality gaming PC components in 2019; the GPU itself sold itself roughly half the price of this entire machine! *****moved specs to top/here since amazon hid them at the bottom prior to this edit***** This PC is awesome for what its intended. Im not quite sure what all the wining is about with some of the recent reviews. Im having ZERO issues with this machine as every single pre-built system Ive ever purchased from these guys has been a win for us and weve purchased over 25 in the last year so, ya, were pretty stoked on CyberPowerPCs. Although its a fair price for what youre getting, youre forgetting that your time is money, also the software is money, and the support and shipping is money as well! Their support is second to none and weve only had to contact them once in 25 systems and it wasnt for anything other than the receipt of a promotional item with our system. These awesome little resellers save companies like ours that have been in business for 25+ years in the tech industry a ton of time and money in the long run. And for all of you wondering, we didnt have any scratches, nor did it come with any defective issues. We always pull the packing from inside and make sure everything is seated properly before powering it on for the first time just as suggested in the instruction packet as we understand that things move in shipping. Luckily theres been ZERO issues other than this last time we received this machine and the fan controller/RGB FWM adapter "magnetic" had moved a little toward the bottom of the back side of the case and we simply moved it up where it was supposed to be before power it on for the first time. Come to think of it, this last one, we added 1 zip tie because were super OCD and liked the way it looked and felt more secure than what was sent, but what was sent was more than enough & secure for the price we paid for this product! We give this 4.99 stars simply because theres nothing "PERFECT" in this world and theres nothing weve ever given 5-stars; so to be fair, we thought it was best to give a 5-star review for the "OVERALL" rating but a 4-stars in all the individual areas & everywhere else since amazon doesnt allow you to give anything between 4 and 5-stars which is the closest we can get to 4.99 stars as mentioned above! Ill personally recommend CyberPowerPCs from Amazon and other online re-sellers to anyone out there, however youre going to need atleast a very basic understanding of PC hardware, or worst case, youll need to take just a little time as youll need & expect to make a quick call when the system arrives to do the initial walk through & setup of your new gaming PC which support makes it VERY CLEAR you have to do a few things before you boot this bad-boy up since theres foam packing inside (ESD PLASTIC COATED OF COURSE) to keep these super beefy RTX 20 series cards from moving so much during shipping. Its also best to make sure all the RAM is seated, the cables are all plugged in and seated properly, then make sure every single screw, inside and out is still in the position it was intended before that UPS/FEDEX/USPS company out there decided to throw it around for your convenience before it miraculously arrived at your front porch after a few clicks of the mouse. *****moved specs from here to the top of the review for your convenience***** Theres no doubt in my mind that if youre a geek like me, youll love this purchase and theres no denying the fact that its a great machine overall and theres nothing theyve done in over 25+ purchases (thats just in the last years time) that would keep us from buying from them again when their prices hitting that sweet spot which keeps us from overspending on labor or otherwise cost us the same to price out, order, & then assemble & then configure the OS afterward! Or in some recent cases, lately, given the prices of CyberPowerPCs systems at their lowest post Holiday pricing, cost more to put together ourselves if we did all this tedious work the old-school way. Thank you CyberPowerPC for all you do for the PC gaming community, small businesses like ours, the big businesses we support, as well as helping the new people to the community feel comfortable in purchasing sweet gaming & video editing systems. All the components youve chosen for this product are a perfect match & perfectly balanced & help continue to push under-powered, single-use, (multimedia) console gaming systems like the ones currently on the market (not naming any names) the ultimate "run for their money!" A big thanks from us and all the hardcore geeks out there, whove lived and breathed PC components for the last 25+ years & appreciate console killers like these being on the rise like never before. CYBERPOWERPC FTW! ...I hope I can edit this if Ive forgotten anything or want to add/change something later after the inter-webs troll community pull this review apart and attempt to figure out a way to somehow say theyre better/more correct/less wrong/disagree/or overly agree somehow with everything were saying about this here on Amazon! LOL ;-) Keep gaming & pushing your OCs to their breaking point kiddos! Good luck & for all of you that have complained about this system arriving with scratches any other junk here on Amazon; cool your jets make the toll free call to CyberPowerPC as these guys wont fail you in the end since to this day, theyve been highly reliable for us, why would it be any different for you...?

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(This is for the RTX 2080 version) Ive very impressed with the shipping container. You turn it on and it works. The only downsidse I could say is that the ram is made by Team Group Inc. which is pretty bottom of the barrel. Not terrible, but not good RAM and at their lowest available clock speed (2400). Additionally the two coax holes next to the power button that should be for the sound and microphone dont appear to actually work, not a big deal because the rear of the case is fine. Regardless, this is still a good buy considering the cost of assembling this PC yourself is about the same price. The case I received is the exact one in the picture. Ive very pleased with this purchase.

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The package arrived in a huge Amazon box with inserts and packing tape protecting the original CyberpowerPC box inside, which was much smaller. My original box was flawless, no dents or rips- great sign. UPS did a great job with the handling. It booted up right away drama free. First thing I did was checked the parts to make sure they were as advertised and yes it was... 1. CPU Intel i7-9700k 2. Ram 16 GB DDR4 Adata XBG brand 3. GPU GeForce RTX 2080 8 GB- Gigabyte 4. 240 GB SSD -Western Digital 5. 1 TB HDD 6. Motherboard Gigabyte Z370 HD3 7. Liquid cooling 8. 6 3.0 USB ports 9. Wifi pcie wireless card First impressions its a beautiful and very large desktop. Fan lights in red, RGB lit Gigabyte logo on the GPU, RBG lit mouse, tinted tempered glass side panel. The wiring inside was very neat. The motherboard I can see many slots for future upgrades. NVme m2 slot for a fast ssd hd, another slot for another GPU, 2 slots for more ram, etc. The slot position of the wifi card was nice, it was far away from the gpu to give it space. I ran Unigine Heaven benchmark program on ultra settings and it scored 6556 on the first run. Im not sure how good that is, but the avg FPS was 260.3...the gpu temp went to 71C. It looked good. Ill try other games later. The PSU is very loud, it sounds like an air conditioner on low. I assume the PSU is 800 Watts. The other fans seem pretty quiet. Overall sofar I love it. I hope it lasts awhile.

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0:00 0:00 This video is not intended for all audiences. What date were you born? January February March April May June July August September October November December 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944 1943 1942 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 1913 1912 1911 1910 1909 1908 1907 1906 1905 1904 1903 1902 1901 1900 Submit Adobe Flash Player is required to watch this video. Install Flash Player I bought this system to drive a wireless HTC Vive VR system. I usually build my own stuff, but this system is excellent value and much cheaper than if I had built it myself--water-cooled i7-8700k CPU, 2080 GPU, great case with RGB lighting and QUIET! This system does not feel cheap and even the included keyboard and mouse are of excellent quality. Im very happy with my purchase.

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I bought my first one back in June of 2018 as a 1080ti model, works great and gets the job done. Only downside with this one is that the fan occasionally gets very noisy, but after awhile, it gets recentered or whatever and quiets back down. I ended up giving this one to my 9 year old niece as shes beginning to get involved with gaming. I bought the second one as a 2080 model. When registering the product, the serial # had one digit missing, so I was unable to properly register the product on Cyberpowers website. The computer, thus far, is great. I use it for video production and gaming. I enjoy that the lights change colors, but performance wise, they both seem to be pretty top tier and neck and neck on everything.

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Specs: Overclockable Liquid Cooled i7-8700K 3.7GHz Z370 Motherboard 16GB DDR4 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8GB 240GB SSD, 1TB HDD 802.11AC WiFi & Win 10 Got the package a day early so that is a bonus, looked inside and checked to make sure everything was in the box as avert. Nothing was damaged (although I would recommend removable putting a plastic film on the glass there Cyberpower... got lucky there was no damage on the glass). The Case is spacious allowing for more to be added in the future and the 5 fans are a lot quieter than I was expecting them to be. Cant say much on performance as of yet (being I only have had it for a few hours) but will update as time goes on. (mouse that comes with computer does stick when left clicking). Looking forward to many years of use out of this beast. Update 12/5: No contact back from support, the on light does not work. Minor I know but I have spent a lot of money on a computer so everything should work. Update 12/10: Contacted back, need to find time to call their support to try to get those lights to work. (Minor because computer works but I spent a lot on this and so would expect it to work.)

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