CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i7-13700F 2.1GHz, GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi Ready & Windows 11 Home (GXiVR8040A14)

I've had a Cyberpower PC for about 7 years and it never let me down. In 2023 I was able to play Cyberpunk 2077 on high settings even with a mere Nvidia GTX 1060 (3 GB) and that machine's now-ancient Intel i7-7700. But I felt it was time to upgrade and after a good week or two of comparisons I decided on this machine. What you should know right away is that this is a great computer if you're gaming at 1080 (which many sources agree is the best ratio for gaming, things get trickier at 4K and above). I ran a performance test from Cpu User Benchmark and the computer's results were "UFO" in all categories, the site's highest possible grade. This unit comes with an Intel i7-13700F, a 16GB Nvidia RTX 4060 ti, and 16 GB of DDR5 ram. The motherboard is an MSI Pro B760 VC wi-fi, a solid board from a reliable brand (though the parts in this computer may differ from user to user depending on what's available when it's built). This is a solid, solid machine. It might not be the same as an ultra-insane $5,000 supercomputer but if you have that kind of cash lying around you're better off sailing on your yacht anyway. There was much talk of the RTX 4600 being an awful video card so if you're aware of that you may be reluctant to go for this build. The problem wasn't that the card itself was bad though, only that it wasn't seen as enough of a performance jump over the previous generation of cards to warrant the price. Even so, this card is specifically the 4060 *ti*, a better version of the card, and one that also has 16 GB of video ram rather than the 8 GB on the standard 4060, an amount that may soon be insufficient for gaming. This card is VERY good for gaming. In the aforementioned Cyberpunk, for example, my previous 1060 build ran the game at about 60-70 FPS with settings high and ray-tracing, a notorious FPS hog, turned off. On this new machine I ran the same game with ray tracing turned ON and every setting at maximum and averaged a fantastic 110 FPS. With ray tracing turned back off it reached as high as 145. Cyberpunk is regularly featured in tests of the most demanding modern games, so if this computer runs it that well I'm confident about its overall performance. The solid state drive also loads the game incredibly fast, about 8 seconds from clicking "continue game" to actually playing it, a massive jump from the 30 or so seconds it took for my previous hard drive. I'm satisfied that this computer will keep me gaming for years. One thing that needs to be noted is the computer's CPU fan, which several users have said is inadequate. While the computer does come with just a simple air cooler, my temperatures have so far been perfectly fine. At idle (desktop, internet, etc.) I'm getting an excellent 32-35 degree average. During gameplay my average was about 70-80, with a peak at about 85. Some may think that this is overly hot but my previous build was averaging 45 at idle and about 90 for gaming and it ran for years. All the same I do understand the desire to have the best cooling to ensure the proper lifespan. Some people have said that the i7-13700 runs hot, so you may want to invest in a stronger cooler. Other reviewers mentioned getting a "Peerless Assassin" so I did the same. It was around $30, very affordable if you want that extra piece of mind. Setting up the computer was incredibly easy. I wondered how this would work being that the machine does not come with a dvd drive, the only way I've ever installed Windows in the past. I was quite surprised (and intrigued) by the fact that the installer comes in the form of a little paperboard USB stick. You simply snap the stick from the "card" that it's mounted to (don't throw it away when you open the box!), plug it into a USB slot, and turn the computer on. That's it. Windows will install, and you don't even need to mess with the BIOS or install drivers to get the computer to recognize the mouse and keyboard (which I've had to do when reformatting other computers in the past). Once running, the computer ran a program to get the drivers it needed. I didn't even have to install any Windows runtimes, something that's normally required before you can play games. Everything in this computer was just ready, plain and simple. After having gone through a month-long headache of messing with replacement parts on an unrelated computer, this was very much appreciated. Speaking of mouse and keyboard this computer comes with very nice ones, which I'll keep for backup for when my current ones break down. I don't have much more to say, really. The RGB lights are beautiful, adjustable and come with a simple remote control. The device supports wifi and is apparently bluetooth enabled. Anything I've plugged into it, from a USB headset to an Xbox1 controller, works immediately. My gaming test delivered excellent results. The computer's performance test gave back the highest rating on CPU User Benchmark. The parts are modern and the machine was incredibly easy to set up. So far I can't think of anything I don't like about this machine, and if it holds up as well as my previous Cyberpower unit I'll be happy with it for years to come. Should anything major change I'll come back and update this review. As it stands, I am more than pleased with my purchase. EDIT 12-8-23: I've received and installed the Peerless Assassin 120 cooler that I mentioned in my review and it's definitely made a significant difference in temperatures. Playing Cyberpunk 2077 with the computer's standard cooler yielded temps between about 75-95 degrees on average. With the PA cooler I'm playing the same game at an average of about 55-60, no higher (so far) than 70, and I've gained about 10 FPS in the process. If you'd like to extend the lifespan of your CPU I can now recommend replacing the stock fan with the PA 120 or another highly-reviewed cooler.

Beautiful system, I haven't had any issues with it after owning it for a few years now. I have purchased a CyberPower PC in the past and it was very nicely built, it lasted 8 years and still ran like a dream up until the end. Boot time for this machine is super-fast, so fast I almost didn't expect it to be already booted up! The keyboard and mouse it come with are decently made - I personally prefer a miniature mouse and keyboard to take up less space though. The keyboard it comes with still serves its purpose though functionally. Typing feels a bit odd for me with the keys really high, albeit again, I am just used to a smaller and more low-profile keyboard. It has never overheated; the hardware keeps it nice and cool even when it's hot at sin weather wise! Overall, they are amazing quality, and I haven't had any issues with either machine I have had. They're simple to setup and use, even for someone like me who isn't super tech savvy but still likes a powerful and smooth-running system.

At its original price when I bought it (~$950) this was a GREAT deal. I am still using the motherboard, CPU, and case. I have been slowly upgrading for the past several years. I am about to move all my new parts from this case and build a second pc and use all the old parts (that came with this) to rebuild this pc and then it will replace my laptop for my wife and she can join me at better quality. Is this a top tier computer? absolutely not. Can it run most things today at low quality? yes. can it run a lot of it at medium - high quality? yes. Past that you are going to start having performance issues. Also, at the new price (~1.5k) I CANT recommend this anymore. I understand the price bump is due to the stupid RAM crisis, but the bump is absurd non-the-less. The new version has $100 downgrade from 4060 ti to 4060 GPU(-$100 in quality). The fans and reduced by 2 down to 2 (-$40 in quality), 2tb ssd to 1 ($200 degredation) and the CPU went from i7 to i5 ($100 quality decrease) and the motherboard did the same ($100 decrease) for a total decrease of $500-700. The RAM stick increased by about $200 dollars for a net change of -$300-400. That means this PC should now, if priced according to its actual value, cost $500-600. Why is the price doubled while the quality and performance are quartered?

I use this PC mostly to play FPS games and mess around in Photoshop, video editing, etc. It was super easy to set up. The only drawback I found, which isn't much of an issue now as I've gotten used to it, the fans on the GPU get loud during graphics-intensive gameplay. If you wear a headset you can't hear it as much, making it easier to forget about the noise. That took some time to get used to but better than the rattling of my old computer. Now it doesn't bother me. Again, this only happens during games, not with regular use like browsing the internet or watching YouTube. This PC was a HUGE upgrade from one I built in 2017 that had a 1080ti. The graphics are beautiful and smooth. No hiccups in terms of PC performance. Overall, I am pleased with it! Oh, one more thing. This PC came without the Microsoft Store App which caused an error to be thrown when opening certain applications. To fix this, I had to download the Xbox LIVE application from the website, and once opened and installed, allowed me to view the dependencies it was missing and allowed me to download them (including the Microsoft Store APP). My PC came without the Microsoft Store app and this was the ONLY way for me to redownload it and stop the error messages. I haven't had an error pop up since. I believe that is an issue with the new Windows and not the actual PC itself. So no points off for that, just the loud fans which maybe that's just how they are now? Not sure but I am happy and don't regret the purchase!

The computer arrived on time and in good condition. It works well with the included Windows 11 OS but I mostly use Linux Mint (I set it up as a dual boot system). I've been spending far too much time playing Conan Exiles, Cyberpunk 2077 and Dune Awakening. The system is still holding up after a year of heavy use. When Conan Exiles Enhanced was released this system handled it with now problems. This is the best and fastest computer I have ever owned. I also use this computer for 3D designs as I have a 3D printer. It handles Openscad beautifully, very fast renders.

CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC works amazing after using it for 2 years. no issue playing games. no crashing. runs great.

I had recently gotten into pc gaming about 9 or so months ago after meeting some friends in college. I quickly took a very strong liking to it and after months of trying to run games on my school laptop and deciding that a pc was an investment I found worth it for not only an improved gaming experience, but also to better run the programs I use for school. My friends are much more knowledgeable about pcs then I am, so I had them help me look for everything I needed. This was the tower I ended up choosing. My friends were extremely jealous because according to them, it has significantly better features and additional features compared to theirs and was hundreds of dollars cheaper. After looking at a surplus of reviews and doing some research and comparing, this was being shipped. It arrived and was packaged very securely, so that was a big relief. It was relatively light, came very well packaged, and was a struggle (in a good way) to get out of the box. It was also very easy to assemble and get set up and running. The only downside was that the warning sticker on the glass side panel does not come off easily. My and multiple friends tried peeling it off, but the colorful exterior and sticky stuff kept separating, so I now have a dead stickler stuck to the glass of my tower (If anyone has any safe ways to get this off without doing any damage, please let me know because I am terrified). Combining this tower and the monitor that I have, I am easily able to run games with some of the highest graphic settings, easily can hit over 400 fps, and my latency typically stays between 24-37. Overall, I really enjoy it and my unknowledgeable self thinks it works great :)

Prior to getting this PC, the idea of buying one was always daunting to me. I knew I needed to get an improvement on my old laptop, but I wanted to be sure I was not wasting my money on a bad PC. After looking over all the options and hearing advice from my friends who were much more knowledgeable on what makes a PC "good" than me, I went with this one. Once it arrived in the mail, the computer was already running smoothly only an hour and a half later. It was super easy to set up, and since then, it has worked great. The specs on this computer are extremely good for its value and make it a great starter PC. I work with animation and rendering times a lot, and this PC has been such an improvement on how my animation programs run. It works so much better that I cannot believe I used to use a laptop before. Fans are not too loud, and the RGB lights look nice while not being annoying. If you are looking to get your first PC or are just looking for a really solid gaming PC that will last a while, this is a good choice for its value.

I am very satisfied with my new computer. He is very fast. I can slightly hear the noise of the fans though. I am French speaking and I tried to put it in French, but the computer constantly comes back to English, I don't know why. But overall, I'm really happy with my purchase.

Excelente producto calidad - precio en todos los sentidos, no encontraras un mejor equipo que este, en precio y calidad. los componentes son de los mejores, tarjeta madre MSI, Rtx 4060 Ti Geforce, ram T-force, i7 13700F. Sin detalles de funcionamiento, sobrecalentamiento y esteticos, funcionando al 100%

Smoothest set up, runs amazingly, I love the RGB, the instructions would be helpful for anyone not knowing how to set up a desktop. Definitely worth the order. I love the tempered glass too! I couldn't have asked for a better pc to start off with.

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