CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme Liquid Cool Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 32GB, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB, 2TB SSD, Black, SLC11040CPG

With prices rising on ram, graphics cards, and SSD's it is becoming harder and harder to build a PC. But buying pre-builts can be a gamble because you never know what you are going to get or where a company is going to cheap out. CyberPowerPC didn't disappoint here! The PC came with all quality name brand parts. My build came with an MSI AM5 motherboard, a Gigabyte RTX 5080, T-force 6000 ram, an AMD 9800x3D, and 2tb Adata Legend Nvme M.2. I individually priced all the components in the build and it would have cost me nearly $700 more than I paid to build it all myself unless I could have got my parts in a bundle deal. Granted this PC has jumped in price since my purchase so it may be less of a deal now that it's over a $3000 price point. The case is large, so you will need a lot of space to put this PC. But it really does make this build look clean. The cable management is some of the best I've ever seen on a build. The large case gives your components plenty of breathing room and despite some of the other reviews, under full load with Ray Tracing on and settings on Ultra, the PC seems to stay quiet and cool. Monitoring temps, neither the CPU or GPU have exceeded temps in the 60's so far. I am using a 3440x1440 ultrawide monitor, playing at 1440p, targeting refresh rate of 180hz so I haven't had a reason to overclock either the CPU or GPU so my temps may be staying lower than other users who are targeting 4k 240hz because I am not requiring the additinal power draw from overclocking. The PC runs well, is responsive, and really does feel high-end. It is a very capable and future proof machine. The included mouse and keyboard aren't terrible, they are fine for what they are and usable, but I have opted to use other hardware I have purchased. Both the mouse and keyboard are fairly quality mid-tier options with baseline features, but lack additional high end features you can get with third party hardware. The motherboard does have Wifi 6 and Bluetooth so you are set to pair your router and controller if you have opted to go wireless. The RGB lighting was a bit tricky to figure out. The ram lighting is contolled directly through the software provided by the motherboard but the fan lighting is tied to a button kind of missable on the front of the case. While it's nice to be able to change the fan lighting at the press of a button, you do miss out on certain customization patterns unless you are willing to disconnect them from the controller and connect them directly to the motherboard yourself. Honestly the prebuilt patterns look decent enough that it probably isn't worth the hassle unless you want all of your gear to sync with the same pattern. But when connected to the controller, the preset patterns also light to outline of your case which is nice. For me, this CyberPowerPC prebuilt experience has been 5 star so far. The value for the money was there with high-end well reviewed parts.

Gaming PC was as described, with quality parts and simple instructions. Wasn't on sale, but purchased before RAM prices went up, so an excellent value now.