CyberPowerPC Gamer Master Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5500 3.6GHz, Radeon RX 6400 4GB, 16GB DDR4, 500GB PCIe Gen4 SSD, WiFi Ready & Windows 11 Home (GMA3100A)

tres bon produit ,arriver rapidement et sans dommage le pc est tres silencieux

Runs Great!! I got it for a black friday deal and was surprised how the setup is easy and not complicated! Runs high end games very smooth and no stuttering at all, unlike my old pc! There's enough storage capacity for big games as well!

Great gaming computer for the price, extremely quiet and the power supply is at the bottom in a separate compartment from the rest with it own fine mesh dust filter that slides out for easy cleaning .It is big and hefty with lots of space in the motherboard area to help keep the CPU cool .There is an extra slot to add more SSD storage. I add a terabyte SSD. The brand has been around for awhile and is from the USA. Highly recommend it .The only thing I didn't like is the mouse but that is easy to change and if you want the motherboard manual, you have to find it online but it exist. I am a retired guy who use to work setting up corporate computers. Hope the info helps.

Received a few days ago and seems to be working great right out of the box

I purchased the CyberPowerPC Gamer Master for my son, and we couldn't be happier with it! The setup was quick and easy, and it was up and running right out of the box. The vibrant RGB lighting adds a really cool touch to his gaming setup, he absolutely loves the colors!Performance-wise, this PC is fantastic for the price. The AMD Ryzen 5 5500 paired with the Radeon RX 6400 handles his favorite games smoothly without any lag. The 16GB of RAM and 500GB SSD make everything feel fast and responsive, from game loading times to multitasking with schoolwork and streaming.The fact that it's WiFi ready and comes with Windows 11 Home pre-installed is a big plus. Everything just works. Overall, this is a solid and reliable machine for anyone looking to get into gaming without breaking the bank. Highly recommended!

I purchased my CyberPowerPC on May 15th, and since then, it’s become an essential part of my daily routine. Whether I’m working, diving into creative projects, or indulging in my hobbies, this machine has held up beautifully. Performance-wise, it’s a powerhouse. The processor handles multitasking like a dream, no lag, no stuttering, even under pressure. I can seamlessly switch between apps, run multiple tabs, and tackle demanding software without breaking a sweat. One of my favorite features? The RGB lighting. It's a small touch that makes a big difference. Customizing the glow adds a personal flair to my workspace, and it really sets the mood, whether I’m in work mode or winding down with a game or a movie. Space-saving design was another huge win for me. It doesn’t crowd my desk or create clutter, which is perfect for someone like me who thrives in a well-organized space. Despite the compact size, nothing about it feels “cheap” or underpowered. After over two months of heavy daily use, I can confidently say this PC is dependable, stylish, and worth every penny. CyberPowerPC nailed it, this setup checks all my boxes.

I've had this PC for a little over half a year now. For its price, it runs decently. I'm able to run most games I enjoy playing on it, some examples being Dead by Daylight and Baldur's Gate 3, while streaming on Twitch. There's hardly any noise from the fans, and they're relatively easy to clean. I haven't had any issues with it overheating. I've had to move it around a couple of times and there hasn't been any issues with it getting bent up or scratched.The only issue I've had is the Wi-Fi signal can be a little hard to deal with. You need to have the antenna to get a decent signal, and I'm pretty sure my antenna ended up dying somehow as they stopped picking up a decent Wi-Fi signal after a few months. I ended up being required to have it plugged into the Ethernet cable for the signal to be decent, so if you're someone who has your internet hardwired anyway, it probably isn't an issue. And even then, my antenna acting up might just be something that happened to me, so who knows.Even with that little hiccup to do feel this PC is worth it if you're on a budget and just want a decent PC to play games on without breaking the bank.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:So, my grandson showed an intense interest in severe weather phenomena and in how thathappens. In particular, he was fascinated with how Tornados occur and with a couple of“storm-chaser” computer games that simulate how you determine where they will formand enable you to chase them and gather data to help you understand that. He had alreadyfound two games, “Tornados: Research and Rescue” and “Outbrk,” that he wanted forthat.Being an engineer, I was excited about my grandson’s interest in this and wanted to helphim pursue it. His parents, however, had Apple computers and both games he had chosenwould only run under Microsoft Windows.My first thought was to upgrade an old Dell Vostro I had and give it to him to run thesegames, but I quickly determined that was NOT a viable path. It was clear that both gameshe wanted needed a modern, powerful graphics card, a significantly faster CPU, muchmore RAM, and a much faster hard drive than my old Dell could be modified to provide.Further research led me to the CyberPowerPC Gamer Master series for what I needed. Iwas impressed with the reviews I found for these machines, and independent reviews forthe component used in them. The quality of the overall machine and the components usedwas primary in my decision, as I wanted to find something I was confident would work formy grandson now and through Middle and High School. I also thought my grandson wouldlove the lighting that is characteristic of these machines and the fact that he could see allthe components through the case (which turned out to be correct).I initially tried a CyberPowerPC with an AMD Ryzen 5 5500 3.6GHz 6-Core CPU, AMD B550Chipset with 16GB DRR4 RAM, 500 GB 500GB PCIe Gen4 SSD, and Radeon RX6400 4GBGraphics card. This looked to be a very capable machine at a very attractive price.However, it barely met the minimum specs for the Outbrk, the most stressing game mygrandson wanted. After receiving it and setting it up, I found that it would indeed run bothgames, but it was like watching snails play leapfrog—a totally frustrating experience. I knewmy grandson would only be disappointed and I had to get something more powerful.Fortunately, CyberPowerPC has a generous return policy, and I was able to return thatmachine and order a more powerful system with an AMD Ryzen 7 8700F 4.1GHz, 8-CoreCPU, AMD B850 Chipset, 16GB DDR5 6000MHz RAM, 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD, and GeForceRTX 5060 Ti 8GB Graphic card. This machine exceeds the recommended specs for Outbrkand both games run beautifully on it. It also delivers, I believe, everything else I was lookingfor.I love the beautiful, rugged metal and plexiglass case that is used for this machine, and thatit has massive cooling capacity that is whisper quiet. The high-quality of the design andconstruction is clearly evident and impressive. I am very happy with it—and so is mygrandson.

Considering the price point this thing is a beast! the only downside for me is the ram is a single larger stick rather then two small ones ran in dual channel. That aside absolutely zero complaints this thing runs super cool haven’t had any issues whatsoever mouse and keyboard are also pretty good quality

So far so good!Package came with a QuickStart guide that was easy to understand. This is my first PC in general so that was very much appreciated. The fans are really quiet, the lights are gorgeous. Some reviewers expressed concerns about WiFi connectivity, but package also comes with an antenna that you may plug in. So far its works well.Took less than an hour to setup (time mostly pertaining to windows updates and account setup).I will update review once I play a few games later.

I love this computer. It has a true solid state drive and boots up in nothing flat. It also shuts down just as quickly which is good.It handles older games like a sweet dream (I haven't really tried any of the newer games, but since 8 out of every 10 of those is an mmo, I am not really interested in most of the newer games) as well and the lights are customizable.There is a button next to the power button. Smaller. That controls the lights.It has more than enough usb ports as well and I was able to use my old hdmi cable monitor with this computer. The thing that I really like is that the case and motherboard have more than enough room for upgrades.All things considered, this is a very good purchase.