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 9 9950X Processor 64GB DDR5 6000MHz GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB Graphics 4TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
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Wow this is a deal in todays environment. The 64GB, 4tb ssd and near top of the line processor is a no brainer. I just got a 9950X3D and the thing is a speed demon. No matter what I throw at it it never breaks a sweat. I wanted to upgrade to 64GB from 32 but it was absurd. I would have snapped this up in a second if I hadnt just bought one at the beginning of the year. My last system was a Cyberpower that I bought in 2010 and it is still running today and now serves as my video server.
Man, just got my HP with a 5080 deal delivered yesterday. With this doubled ram, doubled drive space, and slightly better processor, but tiny step down in GPU, is it worth the hassle of returning and re-buying?
Prob not, but it's tempting! ugh!
The Gamer Supreme's full configuration includes a 9950X, 64GB DDR5-6000, RTX 5070 Ti, 4TB NVMe SSD, liquid cooling, 1,000W Gold PSU, Wi-Fi 6, and keyboard/mouse.�
Gaming performance
For gaming, the RTX 5080 systems win. Benchmarks put the RTX 5080 roughly 10–18% ahead of the RTX 5070 Ti at 4K, with the larger advantage in demanding games and ray tracing.�
The 9950X is a stronger productivity CPU because it has 16 cores and 32 threads, but the 9800X3D is the better gaming CPU due to its 3D V-Cache. Tom's Hardware found the 9800X3D essentially matched the 9950X3D in gaming while being much better for gaming value.�
What you gain with the Gamer Supreme
64GB RAM: useful for video editing, Photoshop/Premiere, virtual machines, development, and heavy multitasking.�
4TB SSD: enough for a very large game library plus video projects without adding storage soon.�
9950X: excellent for CPU-heavy work such as rendering, encoding, and multi-threaded productivity; it is less optimal for pure gaming than the 9800X3D.�
Strong supporting hardware: 1,000W Gold PSU, liquid cooling, and expansion room make it a durable long-term base.�
What you give up
You give up the RTX 5080's higher 4K frame rates and better ray-tracing headroom.�
You pay nearly the same as the HP Omen but receive a lower-tier gaming GPU.�
The 9950X is not a bad gaming chip, but it does not have the X3D cache advantage that makes the 9800X3D especially strong for games.�
My verdict
Mostly gaming, especially 1440p or 4K: choose the Walmart CyberPower 9800X3D + RTX 5080 at $2,299, then add a 2TB SSD later.�
Gaming plus serious editing, streaming, VMs, or huge storage needs: choose the CyberPower Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99. Its 64GB RAM and 4TB SSD make it the most versatile system here.�
Want the best ready-to-use RTX 5080 package with no immediate upgrades: choose the HP Omen 35L at $2,799.99.
If your main goal is gaming, I would not buy the Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99 when the RTX 5080 CyberPower is available for $2,299. But if you need 64GB RAM and 4TB storage for work as well as play, it is a very good deal—Tom's Hardware notes it saves $1,440 versus its listed value.
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The Gamer Supreme's full configuration includes a 9950X, 64GB DDR5-6000, RTX 5070 Ti, 4TB NVMe SSD, liquid cooling, 1,000W Gold PSU, Wi-Fi 6, and keyboard/mouse.�
Gaming performance
For gaming, the RTX 5080 systems win. Benchmarks put the RTX 5080 roughly 10–18% ahead of the RTX 5070 Ti at 4K, with the larger advantage in demanding games and ray tracing.�
The 9950X is a stronger productivity CPU because it has 16 cores and 32 threads, but the 9800X3D is the better gaming CPU due to its 3D V-Cache. Tom's Hardware found the 9800X3D essentially matched the 9950X3D in gaming while being much better for gaming value.�
What you gain with the Gamer Supreme
64GB RAM: useful for video editing, Photoshop/Premiere, virtual machines, development, and heavy multitasking.�
4TB SSD: enough for a very large game library plus video projects without adding storage soon.�
9950X: excellent for CPU-heavy work such as rendering, encoding, and multi-threaded productivity; it is less optimal for pure gaming than the 9800X3D.�
Strong supporting hardware: 1,000W Gold PSU, liquid cooling, and expansion room make it a durable long-term base.�
What you give up
You give up the RTX 5080's higher 4K frame rates and better ray-tracing headroom.�
You pay nearly the same as the HP Omen but receive a lower-tier gaming GPU.�
The 9950X is not a bad gaming chip, but it does not have the X3D cache advantage that makes the 9800X3D especially strong for games.�
My verdict
Mostly gaming, especially 1440p or 4K: choose the Walmart CyberPower 9800X3D + RTX 5080 at $2,299, then add a 2TB SSD later.�
Gaming plus serious editing, streaming, VMs, or huge storage needs: choose the CyberPower Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99. Its 64GB RAM and 4TB SSD make it the most versatile system here.�
Want the best ready-to-use RTX 5080 package with no immediate upgrades: choose the HP Omen 35L at $2,799.99.
If your main goal is gaming, I would not buy the Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99 when the RTX 5080 CyberPower is available for $2,299. But if you need 64GB RAM and 4TB storage for work as well as play, it is a very good deal—Tom's Hardware notes it saves $1,440 versus its listed value.
9800X3D/5080 system for $2299 was last month long gone.
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9950X - $500
4TB Gen 4 NVMe $400
64GB DDR5 6000 $900
5070 Ti $1100
those 4 parts alone are over $2900
Free Holiday returns until Jan 31.
- AMD Ryzen 9 9950X Processor
- 64GB DDR5 6000MHz
- GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB Graphics
- 4TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
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Prob not, but it's tempting! ugh!
Gaming performance
For gaming, the RTX 5080 systems win. Benchmarks put the RTX 5080 roughly 10–18% ahead of the RTX 5070 Ti at 4K, with the larger advantage in demanding games and ray tracing.�
The 9950X is a stronger productivity CPU because it has 16 cores and 32 threads, but the 9800X3D is the better gaming CPU due to its 3D V-Cache. Tom's Hardware found the 9800X3D essentially matched the 9950X3D in gaming while being much better for gaming value.�
What you gain with the Gamer Supreme
64GB RAM: useful for video editing, Photoshop/Premiere, virtual machines, development, and heavy multitasking.�
4TB SSD: enough for a very large game library plus video projects without adding storage soon.�
9950X: excellent for CPU-heavy work such as rendering, encoding, and multi-threaded productivity; it is less optimal for pure gaming than the 9800X3D.�
Strong supporting hardware: 1,000W Gold PSU, liquid cooling, and expansion room make it a durable long-term base.�
What you give up
You give up the RTX 5080's higher 4K frame rates and better ray-tracing headroom.�
You pay nearly the same as the HP Omen but receive a lower-tier gaming GPU.�
The 9950X is not a bad gaming chip, but it does not have the X3D cache advantage that makes the 9800X3D especially strong for games.�
My verdict
Mostly gaming, especially 1440p or 4K: choose the Walmart CyberPower 9800X3D + RTX 5080 at $2,299, then add a 2TB SSD later.�
Gaming plus serious editing, streaming, VMs, or huge storage needs: choose the CyberPower Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99. Its 64GB RAM and 4TB SSD make it the most versatile system here.�
Want the best ready-to-use RTX 5080 package with no immediate upgrades: choose the HP Omen 35L at $2,799.99.
If your main goal is gaming, I would not buy the Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99 when the RTX 5080 CyberPower is available for $2,299. But if you need 64GB RAM and 4TB storage for work as well as play, it is a very good deal—Tom's Hardware notes it saves $1,440 versus its listed value.
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Gaming performance
For gaming, the RTX 5080 systems win. Benchmarks put the RTX 5080 roughly 10–18% ahead of the RTX 5070 Ti at 4K, with the larger advantage in demanding games and ray tracing.�
The 9950X is a stronger productivity CPU because it has 16 cores and 32 threads, but the 9800X3D is the better gaming CPU due to its 3D V-Cache. Tom's Hardware found the 9800X3D essentially matched the 9950X3D in gaming while being much better for gaming value.�
What you gain with the Gamer Supreme
64GB RAM: useful for video editing, Photoshop/Premiere, virtual machines, development, and heavy multitasking.�
4TB SSD: enough for a very large game library plus video projects without adding storage soon.�
9950X: excellent for CPU-heavy work such as rendering, encoding, and multi-threaded productivity; it is less optimal for pure gaming than the 9800X3D.�
Strong supporting hardware: 1,000W Gold PSU, liquid cooling, and expansion room make it a durable long-term base.�
What you give up
You give up the RTX 5080's higher 4K frame rates and better ray-tracing headroom.�
You pay nearly the same as the HP Omen but receive a lower-tier gaming GPU.�
The 9950X is not a bad gaming chip, but it does not have the X3D cache advantage that makes the 9800X3D especially strong for games.�
My verdict
Mostly gaming, especially 1440p or 4K: choose the Walmart CyberPower 9800X3D + RTX 5080 at $2,299, then add a 2TB SSD later.�
Gaming plus serious editing, streaming, VMs, or huge storage needs: choose the CyberPower Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99. Its 64GB RAM and 4TB SSD make it the most versatile system here.�
Want the best ready-to-use RTX 5080 package with no immediate upgrades: choose the HP Omen 35L at $2,799.99.
If your main goal is gaming, I would not buy the Gamer Supreme at $2,739.99 when the RTX 5080 CyberPower is available for $2,299. But if you need 64GB RAM and 4TB storage for work as well as play, it is a very good deal—Tom's Hardware notes it saves $1,440 versus its listed value.
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