Cyberpower pc download killer

Pros: As the title states, I spent 4 hours building my own and it came out to be about $ at a cost of 1/3 of it's performance compared to this beast and it's competitive price for what it offers. Intel Core I7 k - Handles everything smoothly and maintains comfortable heat zones below 95C, though I did add a 7th fan to the top of the case to help keep it cool, though I'm considering upgrading to a liquid cooling system in the future, as well a possible I9 upgrade. Geforce RTX - Handles League of Legends(+FPS), Fortnite, Assassins Creed Odyssey, Fallout 4, CoD 4, Guild Wars 2 and pretty much anything else you throw at it on Ultra easy with frames well exceeding in certain games + SSD - For fast windows startups HDD - For app, game, video, photo, document, etc. storage. -Very quiet, all I heard during initial startup was plate spin in the HDD, that is until I installed my loud mm fan to the top of the case heh. -The interior setup and overall appearance are beautiful, smooth, cohesive, roomy for upgrades.

Cons: -Front 2 fans blow into the right hand side of the case to cool the backside of the motherboard and SSD/HDD, I found this very neat, though the slots for ventilation seem slightly small, not really a con, just a meh. -I had to tighten the WiFi connection ports on the PC to prevent the antennas from twisting the cords on the inside, no big deal, just a little bit tighter is all they needed. -While installing a new fan, I felt the urge to check the processor fan and be for certain thermal paste was applied, sure enough it was, but it had not yet spread evenly across the CPU after multiple gaming tests and 2 benchmark runs as well as game play runs from Assassins Creed Odyssey; of which did heat the system up fast giving me cause to install a spare fan I had and leading to this. I replaced the thermal compound after cleaning off the factory compound and seeing a burn mark on the copper heat sink between the old compound lines where it had not melded together, so it was a good call to check I guess, no big deal. -Lastly the heat sink fan itself and the fasteners are interesting to say the least, but gave a bit of anxiety during re-installation upon the CPU, the wobbly though adjustable pins had to push through the board on all four sides evenly and need to be twisted from the top of which pushed a prod of sorts down flaring out the sides of the pieces on the backside of the board anchoring it in place. The alignment and even pressure to secure the fan was slightly irritating, adding to my thought earlier of replacing it with a liquid cooling system.

Overall Review: I would recommend this at the current time because of the capability and performance offered for the current discount price. -Back after about a week, so far so good, I do have to say the CPU cooler needs to be replaced. -RTX was made in Taiwan, nothing against that. - During installation of a secondary Graphics card It didn't go so well, the HDAUDIO cable is directly in the way of the fans, this either a single fan card on the thinner side would work i'm sure, not a GTX ha. -Just invested in a 3 yr protection plan because I still like the overall performance of the PC, though weary and playing it safe.