CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme Gaming Desktop, Intel Core Ultra 5 250KF Plus, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, Black, GXi4700WST

flawless. just dislike that you can't control light of fans and case, only the ddr5 stick. wish i could at least dim them but i guess. no performance issues, great price!

pc runs good and have had zero problems

Overall, I'm very happy with this CyberPowerPC. The component selection is one of the biggest positives. Unlike some prebuilt systems that use questionable or generic components, this PC includes parts from several reputable manufacturers, including PNY, Gigabyte, Cooler Master, Phanteks, and TEAM Group. The only component that stands out as less impressive is the Apevia power supply. It's nothing particularly special, but it appears to be adequate for the system and its components. Performance has been great so far, and I like knowing that the major components are coming from established brands. The main reason I'm giving this PC 4 stars instead of 5 is the RGB implementation. The RGB controller is apparently hidden somewhere inside the case, but there is no clear explanation in the included documentation about where it is or how to configure it. As a result, my RGB is stuck cycling between yellow and blue rather than allowing me to properly select the colors I want. There is also an apparent issue with one of the case LED strips. The strip around the power supply shroud does not light up at all, while the other lighting works normally. The physical RGB control button on the case could also be labeled much more clearly. It isn't immediately obvious what the button does. Ideally, I think CyberPowerPC should simply connect the case RGB directly to the motherboard by default so users can control all of the lighting through Gigabyte Control Center instead of having to figure out a separate, undocumented RGB controller. None of these issues affect the actual performance of the PC, which is why I'm still giving it 4 stars. The system itself is well put together, uses quality name-brand components, and performs very well. I just think the RGB setup could have been handled much better, especially when the rest of the PC is this good.