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Spec:
- Windows 11 Home
- CyberPowerPC ELUNA 241V Premium RGB Gaming Case Mid-Tower w/ Tempered Glass Window Panel + 3x 120mm ARGB Fans
- CyberPowerPC Bitspower 360mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooling System w/ Copper Cold Plate
- AMD Ryzenâ„¢ 7 Processor 7800X3D 8-core/16-thread 4.2GHz [Turbo 5.0GHz] 104MB Cache
- MSI PRO B650-VC WIFI AM5 ATX w/ Wi-Fi 6E, 2.5GbT LAN, (4)PCIe x16, (2)M.2, (6)SATA
- 32GB (16GBx2) DDR5 6000MHz Team T-FORCE DELTA RGB Memory
- 2TB ADATA LEGEND 800 GOLD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4x4 NVMe SSD
- Radeonâ„¢ RX 7900 XT 20GB GDDR6 Graphics
- High Power 850W 80+ GOLD ATX 3.0 Ready w/ PCIE 12+4Pins Connector for PCIe 5.0 graphics cards
- CyberPowerPC FPS Gaming Mouse Pad [+0] (Large 14x12 Inches)
- Q4'23 AMD Game Bundle Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
In case you need more CPU multi-threaded performance, select Ryzen 9 7900X 12C/24T CPU by paying $10 extra with total price of $1732.80.
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not sure look up benchmarks for the games you play it varies, i can guarantee you its very close and you dont need a monster cooler + 100$ a year in electricity on the x3d
EDIT: Looks like the 3060ti would be only $150 more but sells for around $400 new.
The good:
* Ryzen 7800X3D
* 7900XT - There aren't all a lot of bad ones so even with luck of the draw you should be in decent shape
The OK:
* Entry level MSI MB. Only two M.2 slots(Although, both connected to the CPU which is good)
* Generic AIO - Probably fine but don't expect top-tier performance
The bad:
* That case will have some airflow issues that will increase noise(by a lot) when the machine is under load.
* ADATA Legend drives have no fixed specs. Sometimes they include low quality controllers and QLC
* Generic PSU
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The good:
* Ryzen 7800X3D
* 7900XT - There aren't all a lot of bad ones so even with luck of the draw you should be in decent shape
The OK:
* Entry level MSI MB. Only two M.2 slots(Although, both connected to the CPU which is good)
* Generic AIO - Probably fine but don't expect top-tier performance
The bad:
* That case will have some airflow issues that will increase noise(by a lot) when the machine is under load.
* ADATA Legend drives have no fixed specs. Sometimes they include low quality controllers and QLC
* Generic PSU
Just because a motherboard has 2 M.2 slot doesn't mean it's entry level. That still costs over 200 bucks. In fact, most mid level motherboards have 2 M.2 slots. Why don't you share the cheapest price for this motherboard?
Now regarding your AIO Comment, again you didn't research and simply guessed based on your limited knowledge. Bitspower is a pretty well known company and there are plenty reviews Online. Cyberpower is simply using their brand name on that AIO.
NOW regarding PSU, again you just guessed because you didn't know the brand name in your limited knowledge. Do a bit Google search and you'll find High Power is a pretty well known and trusted brand and in fact they're the OEM for lots of companies, including Seasonic.
Next time, do a bit research rather than guessing for your so called analysis.
And for ADATA legend drive, can you provide any link, specifying that? That specific drive in that build is a QLC drive by the way.
Just because a motherboard has 2 M.2 slot doesn't mean it's entry level. That still costs over 200 bucks. In fact, most mid level motherboards have 2 M.2 slots. Why don't you share the cheapest price for this motherboard?
Now regarding your AIO Comment, again you didn't research and simply guessed based on your limited knowledge. Bitspower is a pretty well known company and there are plenty reviews Online. Cyberpower is simply using their brand name on that AIO.
NOW regarding PSU, again you just guessed because you didn't know the brand name in your limited knowledge. Do a bit Google search and you'll find High Power is a pretty well known and trusted brand and in fact they're the OEM for lots of companies, including Seasonic.
Next time, do a bit research rather than guessing for your so called analysis.
And for ADATA legend drive, can you provide any link, specifying that? That specific drive in that build is a QLC drive by the way.
Most AM5 boards are over $200 unfortunately.
Not on the AM5 platform. It is more common to have 3. Typically one attached to the CPU and 2 attached to the chipset. Many higher end boards have 4 or even 5.
Because the price has no relevance to the fact that I pointed out it is entry-level and only has two slots?
I didn't guess. I have more than one Cyberpower PC in my hands before. Also, I said it was "OK". I didn't say it was bad. For the record, my definition of "OK" would be adequate, acceptable or average.
Umm...no, I didn't. This is a forum on a deals site. I wasn't writing a full review and doing benchmark tests. I was sharing my experience with this brand and many others. If you have a different opinion that is fine but there is no reason to attack me, personally, because you have a differing opinion.
Again, it wasn't a formal analysis but your assumption that I didn't do any research is also not correct.
Sure, if you really need one. Any of the big SSD breakdowns should show that. This one is pretty decent: https://borecraft.com/
So, my question is that if you actually don't know about these brands, why are you even trying to enlist them as bad products, "Because it is a Forum/Thread" and you should be posting anything you just think without any actual proofs?
And CyberpowerPC makes thousands of desktops with millions of different configurations. So, you have a CyberpowerPC does not make you an expert on that. The real problem is not even them, it is you simply categoring specific products like PSU, CPU Cooler, without any actual knowledge of them, and then trying to defend those saying you don't need to know since this is just a forum.
* Just because I have a different opinion of those products than you doesn't mean I don't know about them.
* I didn't say it was a bad product. I said it was "OK".
Again, if you have a different opinion of this PC I have no problem with that. That is what is great about forums like this, people can read differing opinions, combine them with their own research and then make their own decisions.
However, for some reason you keep attacking me and my knowledge instead of focusing on your own opinion on this product and why you think it is good.
I don't see any reason to keep derailing this deal with this though so I am going to stop with the back and forth now.
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Two things:
* Just because I have a different opinion of those products than you doesn't mean I don't know about them.
* I didn't say it was a bad product. I said it was "OK".
Again, if you have a different opinion of this PC I have no problem with that. That is what is great about forums like this, people can read differing opinions, combine them with their own research and then make their own decisions.
However, for some reason you keep attacking me and my knowledge instead of focusing on your own opinion on this product and why you think it is good.
I don't see any reason to keep derailing this deal with this though so I am going to stop with the back and forth now.
* Entry level MSI MB. Only two M.2 slots(Although, both connected to the CPU which is good)
* Generic AIO - Probably fine but don't expect top-tier performance
The bad:
* That case will have some airflow issues that will increase noise(by a lot) when the machine is under load.
* ADATA Legend drives have no fixed specs. Sometimes they include low quality controllers and QLC
* Generic PSU
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