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I picked this up for a christmas gift the other day at the warehouse.
Opened it up to make sure everything is working, here are the parts that are in my build.
Not sure on the PSU, I think its not a name brand, or atleast I dont see a name on it on the parts I can see. I have read cyberpower pc uses apevia PSUs sometimes which are not that great, I plan on getting a Corsair RM750e and replacing it. Seems like a decent system.
According to PC parts picker, I cannot buy these parts along with a decent case and a windows license for less than I paid..
Thanks….was looking at the Dell $799 XPS with no video card at Costco….not a real gamer, but the i5 system with 32gb ddr5 seems good…what are your thoughts on the i5 one?
Thanks….was looking at the Dell $799 XPS with no video card at Costco….not a real gamer, but the i5 system with 32gb ddr5 seems good…what are your thoughts on the i5 one?
Is this on their website? I tried to find but no dice - also any idea if it has a pci-express slot for graphics cards?
I have same question. Have been on the fence to buy the ibuypower version for a few weeks now - the $1000 promo price ends saturday. I'm not a gamer, so $100 is $100.
Shame though that the cyberpower website really doesn't have any detailed specs on their unit.
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Opened it up to make sure everything is working, here are the parts that are in my build.
Asrock B760M-C R2.0 Motherboard
TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz
MSI Geforce RTX 4060 Ventus 2X Black 8G OC
Adata 2TB SSD Legend 800, NVMe PCIe Gen4 x 4 M.2 2280
Cooler Master i70C LGA1700 ARGB Intel Low-Profile CPU Air Cooler
Not sure on the PSU, I think its not a name brand, or atleast I dont see a name on it on the parts I can see. I have read cyberpower pc uses apevia PSUs sometimes which are not that great, I plan on getting a Corsair RM750e and replacing it. Seems like a decent system.
According to PC parts picker, I cannot buy these parts along with a decent case and a windows license for less than I paid..
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i5 vs i7 or DDR4 vs DDR5
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Decent source on the gpu included and other alternatives:
https://www.tomshardwar
i5 vs i7 or DDR4 vs DDR5
I have same question. Have been on the fence to buy the ibuypower version for a few weeks now - the $1000 promo price ends saturday. I'm not a gamer, so $100 is $100.
Shame though that the cyberpower website really doesn't have any detailed specs on their unit.
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