Joel M.
Good move! Quality PC!
So I haven't had a tower PC in over 10 years, and such as did not know what to expect. I have been wanting to get back into gaming so I decided it was time to pull the trigger on a desktop. After some research, the CyberPowerPC Xtreme VR Gaming PC seemed liked the best value for what you get. I waited a little while with it on my shopping list because I was slightly worried about some of the early reviews, but after a while it looked like they had taken steps to rectify some of their earlier issues as the reviews began to really become more positive.I purchased the i9-14900KF with the RTX 4070 Super. At first I didn't THINK I noticed that much of a difference, but that was because I hadn't tried any new games yet. I was still just playing WoW, which I could play off my old computer. I decided to download some games my old computer couldn't even look at without crapping the bed. I bought Skyrim and Fallout 4, now I realize these are old games and not the most modern and graphic intensive, but they are fairly decent standards and still hold up today as games that make computers work hard. Downloading the games takes as long as your network speed allows you, and installation takes a matter of minutes (fantastic). In games I'm used to load times between moving from zone to zone or indoors to outdoors, usually you get to stare at a monster or an item for 10-20 secs (or longer) and the load screen will give you some random factoid about said item. But good grief, when I say there is maaaaybe ~1 second between zone swaps, I mean it. Almost imperceptible in some instances. This thing is fast.I use the onboard Nvidia control panel at the moment to control the graphic settings. It pretty much runs itself but it can allow you to tweak things if you feel like it. When setup properly it will automatically adjust your game to "recommended" settings. What that means for me so far, is that it cranks all my game settings up to Ultra, and I have experienced no lag or clipping or graphics issues of any kind so far.The chassis itself is very clean looking, albeit a little wider than I was expecting, but not by much and not inconveniently so. Cable management is quite good, 75% of the tower is empty space so airflow for the 7 fans works well. In my opinion it's incredibly quiet, even when the fans "ramp" up to the highest level it is more than bearable.The RGB lights in the tower are controllable from the onboard program preinstalled with Windows found on the desktop under the recycle bin. Took me about an hour from power on to get Windows installed and updated. The keyboard and mouse (both wired) that came with the computer are a nice bonus.Since I haven't had a quality PC in a while and don't have much to compare it to, I'll say this much, for all the components that are included (more than worth the money if you price out the parts), and the couple of days I've had to play around with it, I am very happy with my decision so far. The 2TB hard drive was a good move, I can tell with the size of games nowadays that's going to be clutch after a few more games. As of Feb/March 2025 these PC's are still coming out of the factory very well made.Edit: Added a few screenshots of Assassins Creed: Shadows (which was a free pre-order gift included at my time of purchase!) These are cut scenes, but the game looks great and runs super smooth at high settings. After some adjusting I'm averaging about 90 FPS.Ver másVer menos
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