CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i7-9700F 3.0GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6GB, 16GB DDR4, 120GB SSD, 1TB HDD, Wi-Fi Ready & Windows 10 Home (GXiVR8560A, Black)

While shopping for a new gaming PC I considered buying all the parts and doing a self build. I decided I didn't want to hassle with it. So I found this PC and felt the price was decent for what you get. It arrived well safely packaged and I had it set up in minutes.I mostly play Guild Wars 2 which is said to be poorly optimized because I think it uses an old engine. I get frame rates mostly in 90s and low 100's in open world with graphics set to max. Of course they drop during large group events with tons of flashing effects but are good enough to still enjoy the game. I really don't monitor frame rates constantly because if I don't notice an issue I figure there is no reason to obsess over it. If I turned some settings a bit down I'm sure they would improve more but I don't mind the way it is.The PC is fairly quiet as far as fan noise and my GPU temps seem to never go above 75 C when it is really working hard. It didn't come loaded with bloatware that had to be removed which was a bonus. I don't think the CPU for the model I bought can be overclocked though. I have not looked into that much. The LED lights were an interesting little feature. Not something that was a part of my buying decision, but a nice touch I suppose.I have two minor complaints. One, the SSD drive is only 120GB which seems kind of small for the upgraded version of this PC. Of course I knew this before I purchased and it was kind of a turn off as I was shopping. Sure I could put games on the 1TB HDD but games load faster and loading screens are much faster on an SSD. At least the game I play. So it seems they could of tossed in a 250GB SSD for the upgraded version. I'll end up upgrading that myself at some point.The second is that the USB ports on the front seem like they might be seated a bit off on mine. They are very tight making it difficult to insert and remove USB devices. The ones on the back are fine and don't have this issue.Overall I'm very happy with this PC for the price. Yes there are a few small things I didn't care for but it does what I need and does it well.

I was a little skeptical about buying pre-built but I did months of research and I can safely say this computer is incredible for the price.The GTX 1660ti alone brings this computer up a huge notch seeing as it is the latest in Nvidia's quiet and powerful mid-high end Gpu's. Then if you take into account the intel i5 9400f being the newest in top performing CPU's and for gaming at ultra settings and getting at least 60fps for even games like Overwatch and Sekiro it is an incredible deal. Both of these components would be a great deal but to also get the RGB fans with a color change remote (very cool),a 120g SSD as well as a 1TB hard drive, a 500 watt PSU inside of a beautiful case,and the cable management is some of the best I have ever seen. I can't find anything pre-built for this price that offers more.The only downsides are that the PSU is locked into a cage at the bottom which if you wish to replace it takes a few extra steps to get into. Also having 8g of RAM is ok, but if you plan on recording games which this PC does an incredible job at you will need to get that extra 8g RAM stick just to help with extra processes and video editing. The only other downside is the wifi adapters are a little loose and could have been installed better but they still work perfectly just a little annoying.That's about it for 850$ I honestly couldn't find a better deal if you just want to have a great gaming PC you can open up, download some drivers, and start playing the latest games within minutes. The SSD drive is super fast and as long as you don't fill it up with nonsense (use the TB hard drive for that) you will have a very fast PC for the next 5 years minimum.Highly recommend to anyone who just wants to game now and now get into the nitty-gritty of computer building. I would recommend you take this as a chance to learn as much about hardware and software with your new PC as it's a great hobby and potential career choice. Not to mention it's fun and you'll feel like a car man with a standard that you know how to use and manipualter to your will. Have Fun!

I've had this tower for a couple of weeks so far. My primary use is for photography. First off I realized the 120 GB ssd wasn't going to be enough so I purchased a 1 TB Samsung 860 EVO ssd, cloned the ssd this unit came with, installed and now have plenty of room to add the programs I use to do my editing. Now before anyone says "That's what the other hard drive is for" hear me out. Several of the programs I use are on a subscription basis and most software requires that their programs be installed on the c drive, that's the nature of these programs because they make changes to the os registry and when these programs check to update or verify your using legitimate software they only recognize them being on c drive. Hope this makes sense. However I of course will be using the D drive for all of my files/photos that I'll be working on and storing them there as well.Now let me say that this machine came with 16GB and is very fast and having the ability to upgrade to 64GB of RAM in the future is nice. I can upgrade the graphics card in the future should I find the need to do so. There is also 2 M.2 NVME ports on the motherboard that will allow for even more storage options as well. In all fairness I'm not a gamer so I can't comment on how well this system is for that. Before I forget, I did have to call tech support for question that I had and they were very responsive and were able to answer my question right away. I like that! I will post updates should anything change that I think other should know. Have a great day.