CyberPowerPC Centurion Gaming PC - Intel Core i7-11700F, Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti 8GB, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, Liquid Cooling, 650W PSU, Wi-Fi, Windows 11, Lancool 216

Likes: the pc has a full motherboard allowing you to plug in another gpu with another stick of ram meaning you can upgrade it to 24gb of ram at any point of your life if you need to.The CPU and the gpu are the perfect for gaming in the very high quality and rendering in 3d. ( my blender animations can be rendered in 10 seconds per frame instead of 1 minute per frame with 100 samples and denoising)The RTX and CPU allows you to do different things at the same time. For example i can render an animation by using the rtx feature and still play league of legends at 300 fpsIt is a perfect price for the pc and i couldn't find it anywhere else for cheaper.Cons: There is only one issue with it and its kind of a big one. The internet card seems to be pretty weak meaning that the internet connection can be weaker. I don't mean the actual download speed as it is perfect. what i mean is that the internet connection isn't stable enough to play an online game. For example you can be getting a range of 20 to 300 ping at certain times. However I also believe that it can be fixed by investing into a better internet card since if you buy a pc for such price, you might as well spend on additional £30 or £50 to get a better internet card to have a perfect experience ( in that case its just pocket change)Anyways. Perfect performance, great pc. definitely recommend it. I feel like i feel in love with it :D

I've been gaming for a long long time now, however I've been gaming on a gaming laptop for the past few years. The laptop was getting too old and started dying so I knew it was time to switch. I did a lot of research online about buying prebuilt PCs etc. and found that this one was the best value for my budget. I've had it for almost 2 weeks now and it runs like a monster. I run everything on ultra settings (Overwatch I get 140+ FPS, apex legends 90+ FPS) without any spikes or stuttering. I'm currently running it on a 1080p 60Hz monitor so to get the best out of the PC I would need to get a 1440p one.It's also quiet considering how heavy of a machine it is and the ability to change the LED settings with a remote is also really cool.It has good ventilation too to prevent overheating (there is actually a dust cover ontop of the PC which can be taken on or off really easily) and the cooling system works really well. Overall, I highly recommend buying this and am very pleased with it.Edit after over a year: PC still running amazingly like it was on the first day I got it. I have had no issues at all with it except for one tiny issue which the support team helped me resolve instantly. Still very pleased!

This plays all the games I want to very fast and very well. The only bottleneck would be the ram. Which clocks a 2300mhz speed at max as those are the speeds of the ram. No possibility of xmp profiling here. However with the ram upgraded the next bottleneck would be the cpu. But thats by no means close. The 5600x is a great gaming cpu and it does all you would need it to. Some games are cpu heavy but that would be the case for almost all on the market. For multi core use work such as rendering you wouldn't want this cpu as a first priority anyway.For what I wanted it for this system does it and more. I recommend using a 1440p monitor or higher though as the gpu is best suited for those being a 3080. I played at 1080p for a little while and while it does run all my games at 500fps+ (1000fps for minecraft for some reason) it does screen tear as the 60hz 1080p monitor I did have was being pushed to try and reach those high frames. So tearing was an issue. Unless you turn on vsync but then you're just asking a gpu that likes 500fps to max out at 60fps. And you may as well just have a gtx 750 for that.

I bought this to replace a ten-year -old desktop that was getting flakey. I'm not a gamer but I wanted something with a powerful nVidia graphics card so that I could do some modest AI things. The machine arrived with good packing inside the machine case to prevent components loosening in transit; the power cord was also inside the case. I also installed an SSD that I had, and then installed Arch Linux to dual-boot with Windows. The Linux installation went very smoothly, with one small hiccup: neither rEFInd nor grub (with os-prober) detected the Windows 11 on the NVME for some reason. But it was trivial to install a grub entry for it manually (you can find the necessary three lines online). And so far it has all worked beautifully: very pleased with it!