Advice on CyberPower PC

[Lifelessgamer122]

Has anyone here bought from CyberPower PC  before? They’re selling a pre-built which includes AMD Ryzen 7 2700, Nvidia RTX 2080 for just £1300. Is it worth it? Will it last long? Thanks in advance

[3 Lions]

You should really build your own PC. 

[TheGlenlivet]

My first PC was a cyberpower.  Got it for Christmas and used it for about a year with no problems.

Now the case is in a closet somewhere, motherboard and CPU is in one system, the GPU and RAM in another and the HDD (still going after 4 years) is in a back up raid array.  Even the junk PSU it came with is still around as a back up in case something else dies.

Mine arrived working fine with everything installed correctly.

If you want to list the system specs, we can tell you if it's a good deal and what you could upgrade later on to make it a great system.

[Lifelessgamer122]

10 minutes ago, TheGlenlivet said:

My first PC was a cyberpower.  Got it for Christmas and used it for about a year with no problems.

Now the case is in a closet somewhere, motherboard and CPU is in one system, the GPU and RAM in another and the HDD (still going after 4 years) is in a back up raid array.  Even the junk PSU it came with is still around as a back up in case something else dies.

Mine arrived working fine with everything installed correctly.

If you want to list the system specs, we can tell you if it's a good deal and what you could upgrade later on to make it a great system.

I’m looking through Amazon currently and this is all the info listed there - AMD Ryzen 7 2700, Nvidia RTX 2080 8GB, 16GB RAM, 240GB SSD, 2TB HDD, 650W 80+ PSU, Wifi, Windows 10, Inwin 101, 16 gb RAM, DDR4 SDRAM

[TheGlenlivet]

4 minutes ago, Lifelessgamer122 said:

I’m looking through Amazon currently and this is all the info listed there - AMD Ryzen 7 2700, Nvidia RTX 2080 8GB, 16GB RAM, 240GB SSD, 2TB HDD, 650W 80+ PSU, Wifi, Windows 10, Inwin 101, 16 gb RAM, DDR4 SDRAM

Post the link.  You'll want to get as much info as you can about the specific parts.  My CPU was fine (stock intel cooler though), my motherboard and ram were basic, but fine, my GPU was good and my PSU and HDD were junk.

I bought a new PSU, CPU cooler and an SSD and upgraded things.

[Lifelessgamer122]

3 minutes ago, TheGlenlivet said:

Post the link.  You'll want to get as much info as you can about the specific parts.  My CPU was fine (stock intel cooler though), my motherboard and ram were basic, but fine, my GPU was good and my PSU and HDD were junk.

I bought a new PSU, CPU cooler and an SSD and upgraded things.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cyberpower-Warrior-i7-1070-Gaming-PCI/dp/B079C114J8

[TheGlenlivet]

If you want to avoid researching, building and testing a system yourself, this isn't a bad deal.  It's hard to find part numbers of the exact parts that will be in the system you order due to the way the website lets you configure everything.

You could save a few pounds doing it yourself, but I understand if it's not worth it.

Bottom line, this will work and will play games all day long at good FPS depending on the Monitor you pair it with.

[Lifelessgamer122]

13 minutes ago, TheGlenlivet said:

If you want to avoid researching, building and testing a system yourself, this isn't a bad deal.  It's hard to find part numbers of the exact parts that will be in the system you order due to the way the website lets you configure everything.

You could save a few pounds doing it yourself, but I understand if it's not worth it.

Bottom line, this will work and will play games all day long at good FPS depending on the Monitor you pair it with.

Appreciate it