Get the pinnacle of gaming performance with the CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Supreme series of gaming computers. The Gamer Supreme series features monstrous processing power combined with the latest and greatest graphics cards to handle even the most demanding games on the market. An immense RAM allows you to easily tackle system-intensive applications such as video editing, and ensures a lag-free multitasking experience. A lightning-fast SSD boot drive provides quick load times for your most used games and applications. The Gamer Supreme series looks as stunning as it performs, as all these high-end components are packaged in a striking, sleek chassis. AMD Ryzen 7 8700F 4.1GHz AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT 16GB 32GB DDR5 RAM 2TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD
Model Number:
SLC7100WST
Product SKU:
5689913618
UPC:
811842080873
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Good deal for an entry level DDR5 system. Anyone know what the detailed specs, ram speed, power supply, motherboard? I'm assuming they're all pretty weak. That 8 series processor though... They want those off their hands so bad.
Good deal for an entry level DDR5 system. Anyone know what the detailed specs, ram speed, power supply, motherboard? I'm assuming they're all pretty weak. That 8 series processor though... They want those off their hands so bad.
Entry level 16Gb VRAM system? Are you serious? It can play most of the games on QHD ultra graphic settings. You can overload it with C2077 RT, but with some settings optimization it's running well. Not everyone even play such games...
Entry level 16Gb VRAM system? Are you serious? It can play most of the games on QHD ultra graphic settings. You can overload it with C2077 RT, but with some settings optimization it's running well. Not everyone even play such games...
He said DDR5, meaning system memory. They're not talking about the 7800 XT's 16GB VRAM.
Entry level 16Gb VRAM system? Are you serious? It can play most of the games on QHD ultra graphic settings. You can overload it with C2077 RT, but with some settings optimization it's running well. Not everyone even play such games...
Updated above. I had posted elsewhere about a similar system. You're correct. This is lower-mid range given the weak processor and last gen mid tier GPU and mobo with wifi 5. I'd be curious as to the other specs. I tried building on Cyberpower's website, but it came out over $1,000 with cheapest parts.
This seems like a good deal. I know it's over a year old or so on spec but seems like good spec. Also return window till Jan 2026. Thoughts from others? Wanted to get for my kids. Feedback would be appreciated. Thanks
This seems like a good deal. I know it's over a year old or so on spec but seems like good spec. Also return window till Jan 2026. Thoughts from others? Wanted to get for my kids. Feedback would be appreciated. Thanks
Given that ram prices have soared, this is a great system for the price. And very easy to upgrade if you decide to.
How's the quality of this brand? I am unfamiliar. I've only only Dells, Acers, and Lenovos for the past 15+ years.
Those brands are for office devices. These Cyberpower/Skytech//etc are for Gaming PC which is relatively new but pretty good imo, I purchased an entry PC from Skytech in 2020 and still going strong today.
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if anyone is interested. So i went to pcpartpicker and just based on the lowest $ on the specs i am getting 1370 + build cost. Not to include labor to build it. So based on high level spec on PC, Ram, Videocard and storage seems like a really good price. I picked basic cooler, mobo, case and windows 11 to get price out. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PJk6kf
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How's the quality of this brand? I am unfamiliar. I've only only Dells, Acers, and Lenovos for the past 15+ years.
i bought a cyberpower for a replacement work computer. It arrives with some loose screws floating around inside the case (never found where they went) and it hit me with a BSOD a couple times every week. I got so frustrated i ended up just buying a Lenovo Legion instead. Cut to a year later, i took the orig PC home (it was just collecting dust) and did a full reinstall. The BSODs pretty much all but went away (MAYBE once a month) and has been running smoothly since. Take that for what it's worth tho.
Would i buy another cyberpower? Maybe. I'd like to think mine was just a random crap build. But i have read of others experiencing the same thing as well. Regardless, i would lean towards other brands first if i had the option. But this seems like a REALLY good price to maybe to the leap of faith on it.
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Would i buy another cyberpower? Maybe. I'd like to think mine was just a random crap build. But i have read of others experiencing the same thing as well. Regardless, i would lean towards other brands first if i had the option. But this seems like a REALLY good price to maybe to the leap of faith on it.
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