CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i5-13400F 2.5GHz, GeForce RTX 4060 8GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe Gen4 SSD, WiFi Ready & Windows 11 Home (GXiVR8060A24)

I’ve been using the CyberPowerPC Gamer Master (GMA2900A2) for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. This system is a beast when it comes to gaming and multitasking. Right out of the box, it was easy to set up and ran flawlessly.The AMD Ryzen 7 8700F handles everything I throw at it, from heavy multitasking to CPU-intensive games. Paired with the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB, this PC delivers smooth frame rates on high/ultra settings in modern AAA titles. Whether I'm gaming, streaming, or doing some light content creation, it handles it all with ease.The 16GB of DDR5 RAM keeps things snappy and responsive, and the 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD ensures fast boot times and lightning-quick game load times. I haven’t had a single performance hiccup.Also love the sleek design and customizable RGB lighting—it looks great on my desk and has a solid, quality feel. The airflow is decent, and I haven’t noticed any overheating issues even during extended play sessions.Another big plus: it comes WiFi ready and with Windows 11 Home pre-installed, so it was truly plug-and-play. No bloatware, no hassle.Bottom line: If you want a powerful, stylish, and ready-to-go gaming PC at a competitive price, this is a fantastic option. I’d definitely recommend it to gamers who want strong performance without the hassle of building a rig themselves.

I've had this computer for a day now and so far it is working perfectly! This is my first ever PC so I am very happy with how it is functioning straight out of the box. It runs games such as fortnite, roblox, and minecraft incredibly well and allows for excellent multi-tasking with minimal to no lag while having multiple separate apps open at a time. It also functions excellently with school projects. For the price of this computer I consider it well worth it. Many PCs on the market have the same features as this one for usually around 100$ to 150$ more on the price tag. Also the cooling is incredible and the computer is very quiet for having four giant fans inside. It also looks very appealing. Overall, great PC, great use of money if you are a person who likes gaming, but also has school and future careers to pursue. 5 out of 5 stars WELL earned for sure!

I love the graphics on this computer. The speed is amazing. All of the fans that are built in this computer helps it from overheating. The storage is perfect for the amount of gaming I do. Highly recommend.

I recently picked up this CyberPowerPC (GXiVR8060A24) and have been thoroughly impressed. Out of the box, it booted quickly, ran quiet, and handled everything I threw at it without breaking a sweat.The i5-13400F and RTX 4060 combo is perfect for 1080p and even 1440p gaming. I’ve tested it with a few demanding titles and it holds stable FPS with great visual quality. The 16GB of DDR5 RAM and 1TB NVMe SSD keep things snappy, from load times to multitasking.Aesthetically, it looks great—clean cable management, solid case with RGB lighting, and a tempered glass panel that shows off the internals. Cooling is more than adequate with four fans, and noise levels stay low even under load.A few notes:You might want to upgrade to 32GB of RAM down the line if you plan to do heavier tasks like video editing or running VMs.The included Wi-Fi and Bluetooth work fine, but they’re not the latest standard (Wi-Fi 5/Bluetooth 4.2), so consider a USB or PCIe upgrade if you need faster wireless performance.All in all, this is a strong prebuilt for gamers, creators, or anyone looking for a smooth and stylish desktop experience. I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone wanting a capable system without the hassle of building from scratch.

Nobody should be afraid to buy this product based on the 1-star comments. My system came intact and perfect. But man is it big... all in all, if you are looking for something not too expensive and set up to where you can add upgrades to it, this is your pc. Tho make sure you clean the casing... loves to attract fingerprints.Edit: after having it for a few months, a word of warning to make sure you put it on a surge protector... and during thunderstorms turn the power supply completely off. I failed to do this part as a storm caused it to permanently damage the usb 3.0 ports on top of the pc as well as caused my pc to go into a lock to a point I could not turn it on. It eventually did power back on after a couple of days with no electricity going into it. But my 3.0 ports are now pretty much dead. I will not replace it and roll with what I have left. 2 usb-c ports, 4 usb 2.0 ports and 1 usb 3.2 gen 2 port.

This is my first PC. I’m not the most tech savvy person but I’ve done some research and went with this one. I was alittle skeptical at first but after spending some time with it playing games, I think this is a great build. It runs smooth and the fans are quiet. This thing has a great WiFi card in it and downloads things 2x as fast as my Xbox did. The graphics card can handle pretty much any game you throw at it. The only downside is side to this build is the ram but it is still enough for most of the games you’ll find in steam and ram isn’t hard to replace nor is it expensive. The keyboard and mouse you get aren’t bad either. Solid build for a solid price.

As someone who was looking to buy my first gaming PC, I didn’t want to have to build it nor did I want to break the bank. I was skeptical of the price of the PC considering it’s a prebuilt but a week into ownership, I have had little to no issues so far. Games like Ready or Not, Call of duty or Fortnite run well above the 100 FPS mark. Likewise I’ve been able to heavily modify GTA V and Cyberpunk and still get steady 60 FPS in 1080p. The only concern so far is that some of these games seem to push the GPU to its limits although it hasn’t seemed to slow down my gaming at all as of now. Additionally the i5 processor keeps you from being able to optimally run a select number of games but its few and far in between. Overall, for the price, you cannot go wrong for the PC, especially as a starting gaming PC. There is plenty of room and accessibility that allow you to be able to upgrade this computer as well. It comes with a keyboard and a mouse as well. The mouse is decent but the keyboard is pretty cheap. I’d look to purchase your own.

I couldn't be happier with this CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme! Right out of the box, it was easy to set up and ran like a dream. The Intel Core i5-13400F paired with the RTX 4060 delivers smooth gameplay on ultra settings for all my favorite games, including Warzone and Cyberpunk 2077. The 16GB of DDR5 RAM ensures everything runs fast, and the 1TB SSD provides plenty of space for my games and files. Plus, the build looks sleek, and the RGB lighting adds a nice touch. If you're looking for a powerful gaming rig at a great price, this is it!

For the price, this build is excellent. The i5-13400F paired with the RTX 4060 8GB runs most AAA titles at high settings and handles multitasking without lag. Boot time is fast thanks to the Gen4 SSD. One star off for some fan noise under load, but nothing too distracting. Well-packaged, clean install, and ready to game from day one.

I'm extremely happy with this PC and accessories, I can play my World of Warcraft with no problems, the graphics are great and no lag! Also, love the lights and their ability for different settings

Bought two for my kids, expected to have to fiddle with them but everything worked flawlessly out of the box. Nice clean build, parts are all as advertised. Keyboard and mouse on the cheap side but they always are. Overall very pleased with these.

Fast shipping, and worked great off the rip, been 5 months now.

This is the second PC I've purchased from CyberPowerPC. The first one I purchased 6 years ago still works today. :)This new PC is fairly decent. I feel the value is fair, and it should handle most games on the market today. However, a few things I am discontent about this build by CyberPowerPC.First, for some wacky reason, CyberPowerPC does not connect the RGB fans to the motherboard. They only connect the RGB fans to a button on the top of the tower case, which you can manually press over and over to alter between a handful of colors. This means RGB software, with more unique color patterns, just won't do anything to this machine's RGB fans, until you physically alter it yourself. Fortunately, you can open the case and actually plug the loose cable into the motherboard connection and it will work, just stupid how it's not set up that way on delivery.Second, the power supply is an Apevia ATX-PR600W, and you will definitely hear the fan noise - basically at the volume of a furnace constantly blowing air through a register. If you want quiet, you will dislike the power supply in this machine. After reading some discussion on the internet, Apevia is not a great brand, pretty cheap. I ordered a separate MSI MAG A750BN power supply for $99 + tax to replace this Apevia, and now the machine is much quieter, other than a little internal RGB fan noise. I highly recommend swapping out their poor Apevia PSU for something else.