CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 9700F, AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, White, SLC8300WST

Hardware wise: -Quality name brand components, and on sale it comes out comparable or cheaper to building it yourself. -1 stick of 16 GB RAM, which is a blessing in disguise. There's a clear upgrade path to 32 by just ordering another identical stick. -Safely packed, with cushioning inside the case. I had a very bad experience with another prebuilt arriving with the glass shattered due to poor packing, so this was something I appreciated -Included keyboard and mouse are serviceable. Nothing to write home about. If you are an enthusiast you would want to get a separate set, but otherwise these get the job done. I personally am keeping the keyboard as my daily driver. -My only complaint is that a few screws were missing for the case. I'm not going to deduct a star because this is something you can easily replace %26 all the essential ones were there, but something to keep an eye for. Performance: - Makes for a very good 1080p/1440p PC. Due to it only coming with 16 GB of RAM some games will bottleneck if you are looking for framerates over 60, but I'm seeing good performance for everything I've thrown at it. -The one game I tested that taxed it was Forza Horizon 6 with the ray traced reflections GI enabled at native 1080p. It gives a memory warning and starts to have drops below 60 FPS, but you can tone down or turn off the RT settings and bring the framerate up. Clearly a game that would benefit from a memory upgrade, but it still runs and looks better than the console versions. So in summary...if you're like me and just want something that can do 1080 or 1440p gaming with nice visuals and performance this will make you very happy. The crowd that wants to max out everything and not worry about it would probably be best served by a higher spec configuration, but those people already know that this isn't for them.