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Thank you KarathKasun for your explanation without insulting me, Herman you're right Im ignorant, you go ahead and order something from them, you'll have fun.

I see, so the video card that says Radeon down the spine of it on the AMD website is just like a prototype card that isnt actually sold, thank you for explaining it, that was more than Cyberpower could be bothered to do, If I had known it was going to be a Powercolor brand card I would not have ordered it though. Still an awful company to deal with customer service wise, but thank you for explaining it to me. I usually build my own and use XFX as I have never had a problem with them, but live and learn. Thanks again.

Hi, I am 40 years old and have been gaming and using computers since the Apple II days, I normally build my own but got baited in by Cyberpower PC and their sale, big mistake. After a huge customer service issue which I wont get into for this review, my system shipped and arrived with nothing broken or out of place. I fired up the system and found the first problem, no video drivers installed, they shipped the system with the GPU running off the windows drivers, minor problem and easily resolved but what if I was just a normal person looking to buy a gaming computer, Im not going to know anything about windows vs AMD drivers. So installed the drivers system is up and running and then I get to looking at the video card, I ordered an AMD brand Radeon RX 590, what was given to me is a Powercolor RX 590 with AMD stickers covering the Powercolor logo on the fans. I really wished Linus would have ordered the Cyberpower PC back in his secret shopper video's to expose this company and what they are doing. Please see attached photo's of the card in the machine, I cant get a shot of the AMD stickers on the fans but if you do a quick google image search of RX 590's and look at the Powercolor one, it's that card to T. I also enclosed a pic of the email invoice they sent me and you can see AMD Radeon RX 590 and $252 which is about average for an AMD branded card, whereas the Powercolor RX 590 retails for about $199....shady shady business. Oh and when I asked Cyberpower PC about this I was sent a link to the Tech Support page? Do yourself a favor, Im sure 90% of the people on here build their own, but if you ever get tempted by a really good deal from a builder, dont use Cyberpower. Oh and I did not discover Linus and his video until after I had ordered fml.