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CyberpowerPC Gamer Supreme Liquid Cool Gaming PC, Intel Core i7-9700K 3.6GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8GB, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCI-E NVMe SSD, WiFi Ready & Win 10 Home (SLC8260A2, Black)

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Model
SLC8260A2
Storage
1 TB
Memory
16 GB
Dimensions
18.5 x 8.2 x 18.7 in
Weight
32 lb
Color
black
Warranty
1 Year Parts & Labor Warranty Free Lifetime Tech Support
Works with
Keyboard, Monitor, Mouse

Features 5

  • System: Intel Core i7-9700k 3. 6GHz 8-Core: Intel Z390 Chipset, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCI-E NV Me SSD: Genuine Windows 10 Home 64-bit
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8GB Video Card, 1x HDMI, 2x DisplayPort
  • Connectivity: 6 x USB 3.1, 2 x USB 2. 0, 1x RJ-45 Network Ethernet 10/100/1000, 802.11AC Wi-Fi: Audio: 7.1 Channel: Keyboard and mouse
  • Special feature: Liquid Cooling; Tempered glass side case panel; Custom ARGB case lighting: RGB 7 colors gaming mouse

Description

Get the pinnacle of gaming performance with the Cyber PowerPC 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 PCI-E NV Me SSD boot drive provides quick load times for your 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. Processor Speed (Base): 3.6 gigahertz.

Specs 68

Brand CyberpowerPC
Operating System Windows 10 Home
CPU Model Core i7
CPU Speed 3.6 GHz
Cache Size 12
Graphics Card Description GeForce RTX 2070 Super
Graphics Coprocessor GeForce RTX 2070 Super
Memory Storage Capacity 1 TB

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Incredible Value
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
I am VERY satisfied with my purchase. I don’t think there is a better value out there for a desktop PC spec’d like this, or at least I wasn’t able to find it. Piecing the components together on my own the cheapest I could get was around $1700, and I paid $1300 for this machine before taxes. Bottom line up front, I recommend this PC to anyone in the market without hesitation and I would buy this PC again in a heartbeat. I've had this PC for just over a week and it's ran nonstop since I've set it up, without a single issue. I read most of the reviews and was concerned there may be issues when I received mine or that substandard components may have been used (cables unplugged, fans not working, cheap hardware, etc.). That is not the case with the PC I received. The case is very well made and has lots of ventilation. The color fans are pretty cool but were not a contributing factor to my decision but my 11 year old loves them. The fans are quiet though which is a huge plus. The MB is an AsRock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4 which has a very friendly BIOS that makes it easy to OC your processor and/or RAM, if that's your thing. The RAM came as 2 x 8GB sticks of Patriot 3000MHz, the GTX 2070 Super video card is a Gigabyte, and the NVMe SSD is a WD Blue. Plenty of USB ports on the back and two on the top front of the case and built in Wi-Fi as well as your standard audio in, out, mic jacks, old school mouse and keyboard plugs, and an RJ-45 ethernet connection. It also has a USB-C port which I've seen on plenty of laptops but am not certain if it's standard equipment on desktops. I did not crack open the power supply bay so I can’t tell you what make/model the power supply is. Benchmark score as built with RealBench was just over 225000. The liquid cooler on this chip is doing its job as I didn’t see a temp over 100 deg C with all of the initial stress testing that I did (Cinebench and OCCT). I’ve since played with OCing the chip up to 5.2GHz and while it was stable, the temps crept over 100 C so I’ve backed it down to 4.9GHz and the max temps are still under 100 C. The Intel i7-9700K is a beast of a chip. I also added an additional 2 x 8GB Corsair 300HMz sticks of RAM (32GB total) and the RealBench scores are over 240000. This computer is FAST. I use this PC for everything from work to music and gaming. It runs CoD and Destiny 2 without a hitch and handles multitasking like a champ. I’m a Happy Customer! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020 by Joshua
great deal, better than I would have built for myself
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
Review Image by FrogsOnTheRun
Review Image by FrogsOnTheRun
Everything worked 100% from start. Good way to buy PC's now for getting the most bang for the buck. Though don't learn as much as you would if you assembled system yourself. But save some time, money and hassle. Included image of m.2 drive because first I'd seen. I put a penny is on the m.2 also for size reference. heh What I got with my system: ~ GPU: ASUS NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2700 SUPER dual fan ~ MOBO: ASRock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB ~ m.2 SDD: 1tb INTEL 660p Series ~ RAM: TFORCE 16GB speed 3000 (16-18-18-38) ------------- Will list what I did first, as helpful note; After all updates. I created my Spybot Search & Destroy (good free anti-malware app) whitepages list. ...mentioning this reminder because... creating the whitepages (ie. files 100% sure are clean) list should only be done on new OS install, and saves loads of time on scans later, so first thing to do with new PC. Finally created my drive image backup. This time I just used DriveImage XML (free) ..easiest/fastest. Maybe will go back and create a proper IMG format file later but couldn't find my old Clonezilla USB or spare USB thumbdrive to make a new one. And XML/dat works. Just a reminder sense don't get install CD's anymore. ---------- Anyways.. back to the system. Good clean build. Everything was installed properly. As far as the case, I like it. The RGB remote and color cycles is awesome. RGB on four fans and CPU change in sync. Only complaint is no USB-C on front (one on rear), but I knew that. Some complained about airflow, but I no problem. If your going to overclocking or pushing it at max, yes, put a slim 120mm fan on the top vent. (or just remove the glass) Also I think it would make a lot of sense to _cover_ the bottom air vent. ..as looks to me your loosing new air from the intakes through it. So probably a easy improvement that could be made without adding any fans at all. Something I also like about the design is the intake air goes through the front side vents. The design is such that I can easily cut and wedge in strips of black air filter material. (hardware store sells a matted type for HVAC that has black carbon on one side so faced out it would still look fine) To help keep dust out, and quick to remove when I need more airflow for system demanding tasks VR or gaming, but for normal computing, the airflow reduction will be less than what dust buildup does, so maintenance saver for me. other notes.. I didn't expect to use the WIFI, but ended up using and works really good and fast. Didn't really notice any difference in download speeds from my ethernet cable. Further comments on parts: ~ GPU: ASUS NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2700 SUPER dual fan ~ prob. the component that most likely to vary, but looks they only source good names ~ MOBO: ASRock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB ~ Read had gotten ASUS motherboards, so maybe this varies too, but the CB on end means it's a version of this mobo manufactured specifically for CyberPower. If you want to update the bios you have to get the drivers from CyberPower website not ASRocks. (most should never need to) Coincidentally, I went with ASRocks in my last self-build and it ran 24/7 for many many years. This PG4 is a midrange in their lineup and sufficient to get most from this hardware. If want more expensive version, I would suggest a custom build direct from CP's website. But again, I think the school of thought on overspec'ing with buying the most expensive mobo is bogus. One negative is not many USB ports on back, just 2 USB 2.0(key/mouse) 2 3.1, and 1 Type-C on back. ~ m.2 SDD: INTEL 660p Series ~ Faster than a SATA SDD, not the fastest m.2 you can buy, but reliable. I was expecting a traditional SATA SDD and was surprised by this component, first m.2 I seen. Was wondering where the harddrive was, thought ok, it must be on the back of the tray, but than.. what's that's on the motherboard? wait what!? THAT's the 1tb drive? No way! Heh. tech's come a long ways. Is a slot for a second m.2 under the video card on my system, though I didn't remove the GPU to see. ~ TFORCE .. 16gb 3000 .. very nice RAM though I upgraded to 64gb and used these sticks to upgrade my old system. ~ I will list the PSU (power supply) after I do tear down inspection, but I trust it provides clean power, all that important. And these days the MOBO's are better at power filtering as well, so not as important as once was, though read a review saying the PSU they got was gold star certified. Last irrelevant notes.. Keyboard and Mouse. I'm of the opinion that anyone buying a PC desktop should always consider the keyboard and mouse that comes with a system as backups. This one just comes with fancier backups than you usually get. Each person is different, to get the most out of the system, I recommend purchasing peripheral devices to your personal preference. Like for example, a mechanical keyboard for faster more enjoyable typing, ergo, or perhaps wireless keyboard with laptop style buttons, is no need to spend much but upgrading your interfaces really enhances the experience a great deal. For example you can get a mechanical keyboard for $25-30 that is nice a typing experience as $125 keyboards. And wireless mice for $10 that give as good experience as $75 mice. But to review these, the included mouse is solid, with 4 buttons on side instead of just two, mouse wheel is smooth. Though overall is a little big for me. Keyboard has really nice palm rest, and media buttons on side are conveniently placed. However the squishy keys are like typing in a fog compared to my mechanical keyboard. I also recently got a $25 ARTECK ultra-thin wireless laptop style keyboard, that is interesting/neat experience as a secondary input device. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2020 by FrogsOnTheRun
Good gaming PC for the buck
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
I have had the system for a week now. I was bit worried about other reviews I read about bad temperature management and outdated firmware. Mobo Asus Prim Z390-p comes with the 2417 which is an older version of the firmware, but I do not see the need to update to the most recent one since no issues running CPU and GPU at capacity. You should always download the most recent graphic card driver, so that's no big issue. It just takes a couple of minutes. Cable management seems good to me and no loose screws or plugs which I read on some of the other reviews. In terms of the temperatures, CPU temp runs cool with the stock setup but GPU does heat up a bit. Playing overwatch on epic settings, I hover 80-82 degrees F. Which is bit hot, but not out of the norm. I am able to run APEX Legends at much cooler temperatures sub 50 for GPU. I was able to easily add-on Sata SSD from my old computers, and no complaints about expandable slots (unless you are going for old school hard drives... which you shouldn't). System is super fast and fan sound is quieter than what I am used. I am able to run Overwatch and APEX without frame lag at my max FPS for the monitor (i do not use 144 hz). I strongly recommend this system, especially given its 1TB NVMe SSD on top of good CPU+GPU combo. I was debating building my own PC by shopping individual parts on Amazon, but couldn't really beat this system. Graphic card comes with 1 HDMI and 3 DP, making it easy for multi monitor setup. Hopefully this system will last me for next 3-5 yrs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2020 by Woo
Decent Mid-Tier Gaming Rig
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
Review Image by Patrick
Review Image by Patrick
I ordered this PC in late April when it was on sale. Here are my thoughts over 6 months later. Note that I am planning on swapping out the 2070 Super with a 3080. Pros: -Machine worked right out of the box. All components seemed to function correctly - 9700k + RTX 3070 make gaming/browsing/productivity fantastic experiences. Runs almost everything at QHD on ultra and 60+ fps (runs Shadow of the Tomb Raider on highest settings, incl ultra ray tracing, at 1440 and hardly ever drops below 70 fps - see pictures). I use a curved 32" AOC 1440p monitor and games and other content look incredible at native resolution. - Looks good - Not ridiculously loud -1 TB WD Blue ssd The "mehs": - Some components were substandard: 1. The psu was a cheap non-modular 800w supply from Apevia. I switched this out to a corsair rm850x after the original started making noise during shutdowns and would overheat. I wanted a marginally higher-wattage psu for the RTX 3080 anyways. A little extra headroom never hurts. 2. The DDR4 RAM my system came with was 2x 8gb sticks of bargain bin Patriot 2666 MHZ. Literally $40 on Amazon. Switched this out to 2x 16gb sticks of Crucial Ballistix. 3. The motherboard (Asrock Phantom Gaming 4c-b) is on the cheap end of the z390 boards ($140 on Newegg). - Only 1tb total disk space to start out (not that big of a deal, but plan on buying more if you don't have any drives laying around). I now have 2 1TB m.2 drives, 1 WD Black 4TB HDD, and 1 1TB Samsung 860 EVO. At least there's plenty of room for expansion. - As others have noted, cooling not optimized out of box. I installed two corsair fans in the empty slots and now cpu/gpu never really get above 70 C -Iffy cable management. Fixed this when I replaced power supply -I'm a bit worried about the case not being large enough to accommodate the RTX 3080. PCIe power cables for current GPU are already pushed up against the glass. Definitely will not accommodate a 3090. - Unit did not come with any extra motherboard screws. No documentation for components shipped with the PC. Overall, I would most likely buy from cyberpowerpc again, but would be more careful about contacting them regarding specific components in any future build. Because I got this product when it was on sale, it cost me less than buying the components and building the machine myself. Even at it's normal price, I think the overall product represents a decent value and is great for getting into entry-level ray tracing and QHD gaming. I wouldn't buy this now though, as the Nvidia 30 series and the upcoming AMD GPUs have basically made the 2070 super a worthless video card. If you wait a few months and snag up a system with a 3070 instead, you'll most likely have a lot more staying power for a much longer time. Similarly, don't buy this system if you don't have some extra cash to spend on (at the very least) case fans and hard drives. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2020 by Patrick
Good price, bad heat management easily fixed with a couple extra fans
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
Review Image by Tok
Review Image by Tok
Review Image by Tok
Review Image by Tok
The Good: Price: A little better than PCpartpicker components as of 8-29-2019, better if on sale Parts: Reasonably good brands in my unit Build: Good cable management Performance: System is very powerful. Pushes many titles at 2K on high/ultra. Gsync/freesync work great! Sound: Quiet system, even with fans on max. The Bad: No GPU drivers or utilities installed by default Firmware update was required to get proper CPU speed boosts working No extra cables or screws to add new drives The Ugly: Poor heat management out of the box, resulting in GPU throttling. *Edited 9-8-2019* I disabled my added fans and set the included fans to max (still pretty quiet!). GPU didn't get above 78C and didn't throttle. Therefore out of the box, it doesn't necessarily throttle, so I bumped it to 5 stars. I still recommend adding a couple $12 case fans (see below for details). Out of the box, this is a 3 star unit. After a few cheap mods, it's a 5 star beast of a machine. Average of 4 stars. *See edit above, 5 star machine all around!* When I first got the machine and started it up, I was impressed by how quiet it was. After installing Nvidia drivers since only GeForce Experience was installed by default, I fired up FurMark to stress test the GPU and check temps (using MSI Afterburner). The temps crept up to 84C, resulting in about a 10% throttle. Although the GPU fans were going crazy, the case fans were virtually silent. Removing the side panel dropped the GPU temp to 68C, so that ruled out the MSI cooler. I happened to have some 120x25mm noctua NF-P12 redux case fans intended for an Alienware machine that never arrived, so I installed them in the two inexplicably empty fan slots in this case, one on the bottom and one on the top above the radiator. The bottom one went in easily, the top one required sliding the radiator down as far as possible in the oval mounting holes, and even then it was a very tight fit. As it's a 120/140 mm hole, I would recommend a good, quiet 140x15mm slim fan instead. I moved the radiator fan cable from the chassis header to the CPU fan header, and installed the new fans in the chassis 1 and 2 headers. The 4 LED fans are not connected to the mobo and so are not speed controllable. There was a marked improvement in GPU temps, but they still crept up to ~78C over time and again, none of the case fans ever really spun up. So I installed Asus AI suite 3 from their website, and used Fan Xpert 4 to max out all fans, which was not really that loud, actually. Furmark maxed out the GPU at 70C, which was clearly a large improvement, but I still wanted automatic fan control. I did not try max fans with the default setup, so that might be worth trying before buying anything. One issue is that all of the fans only respond to the CPU temp by default, and HW monitor showed the CPU never got above 45C or above 4.1 GHZ. Some googling suggested a firmware upgrade, which fixed the boost issue. Unfortunately Fan Xpert 4 will not control the chassis fan speed from GPU temp (except with ASUS cards, annoyingly), so I chose the mobo temp header and built some acceptable temp/fans speed curves from that. I still max at about 74C while gaming unless I manually max the fans, so there's still some more tweaking to do and other fan control software out there. Honestly though, the default, normal mode is more than sufficient with the 2 extra fans. In the end, I use this with a 2k 144 hx 32 inch freesync LG monitor and it screams. This machine definitely hits a nice price/performance sweet spot, once a couple fans are added. Since there's little detail on components in the description, here's what came in my box (YMMV): GPU: MSI Ventus RTX 2070 OC Mobo: Asus PRIME Z390-P RAM: Crucial Ballistix 2400 with heat spreader PSU: Apevia Prestige 80+ gold (probably 600 watt, not obvious and I didn't remove the unit to find out) Wifi: AsRock AC Mouse and keyboard: cyberpowerPC branded LED. Membrane keys. Seem reasonable quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2019 by Tok
Cost more to build it yourself.
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
Review Image by Rose & John
Review Image by Rose & John
After waiting many years my older i7-4820k was showing signs of its aging technology. I’m sure I could have gone a few more years with it but since I do CAD work, I also wanted to improve my 2 27” monitors showing the 3D graphics and expand using a 3rd 4k monitor. I knew my old 4GB GTX970 graphics card wouldn’t do the job as well. I first spent about a full day pricing out a new build at 3 different web sites and no matter how I did it which would have to include my labor, I couldn’t beat the price of this Liquid Cooled Cyberpower PC that had the i7-9700k CPU. It has little room to expand adding more fans and another video card. Search Onyxia II 242W Mid Tower Gaming case; emulates many other cases sold here on Amazon like FSP ATX Mid tower. Expandable yet only has room in either remaining drive bays of 2X3.5” OR 2X2.5” and it badly needs more USB ports. I use a 6TB external drive so I didn’t need the 1TB SS drive, too big and wish they had used the Optane Drive feature this MB is capable of when they built it but I can add up to 2 more M.2 type to this board if M key. Did order more RAM to double the 16GB DD4 3000MHz RAM it came with but seems to always have 10GB free anyway. No DVD RW in this but these days don’t need it; I do have an external portable USB type anyway. I have figured out how to OC the video card using the FireStorm software I got from their site. Just try and price out these parts alone. Just the Video Card, is 500 bucks on average and the CPU is around 400 bucks and this is not the 300 series 9th Generation CPU which scores less in performance I read. But this is how the unit bench-marked when I got it. Benchmark 2020-01-25 User Benchmarks: Game 109%, Desk 120%, Work 107% CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K - 97.7% GPU: Zotac Nvidia Mini RTX 2070S (Super) - 114.8% SSD: Adata SX6000LNP 1TB - 188.9% system drive RAM: Unknown TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 2x8GB - 96.4% MBD: Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB [UserBenchmarks: Game 109%, Desk 120%, Work 107%] Can’t beat it; this PC is 75% faster than my old one which was fast to me and my wife uses that one now for her Oculus Rift S, not this machine, lol. This is indeed a great machine other than the write speed of the SSD is half what it could be if they had just put a ADATA SX8200 Pro SSD in for example and or with the Intel Optane. In closing, this is a cool PC with this exception of the slow drive. You’ll feel the lag when working with files and such. Gaming, it’s smooth but with average load time. Lastly, can’t say enough about these adjustable cool RGB lights on this unit and the remote that came with it to play with this to your liking. Like wow! I hope this helped out. UPDATE: I’ve owned this for over 2 years now and for starters, this i7-9700k is still a great performer especially when compared on user benchmark to an i9-11900k which is only 3% faster. I do Architectural CAD work with this still so it is a workhorse. I did upgrade the M.2 SSD to a Samsung 970 EVO 1TB which reads and writes faster and the only upgrade I feel is over due now is changing out the graphics card with a RTX 3080TI. For my 3D rendering, this will greatly improve. The power supply at 800 watts is enough but I have added another 16GB of RAM for a total of 32GB as it is idling almost always around 15GB used. The motherboard is an ASROCK Z390 PHANTOM GAMING 4-CB and I could over clock this CPU to 5.1 GHz easily but don’t seem to need to. In the past, I always built my own PC’s but could beat the price with this unit if you shopped for all the parts and consider your labor in it. I’ve attached a benchmark it did when I first got it after changing the ram to 32GB. This is a keeper. This is the latest benchmark as of 09/2022 User Benchmarks: Game 122%, Desk 100%, Work 115% CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K - 98.9% GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - 122.5% SSD: Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVMe PCIe M.2 1TB - 231.7% SSD: WD Black SN750 NVMe PCIe M.2 500GB (2019) - 206.9% HDD: Amd-raid WDC WD6003FRYZ-0 6TB - 131% RAM: 32GB TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 04EF TEAMGROUP-UD4-3200 04EF TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 04EF TEAMGROUP-UD4-3200 32GB - 83.1% MBD: Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020 by Rose & John
First Gaming PC and a Great Experience
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
I bought this PC after about a year of wanting to build/buy a PC. My original thought was to build my own, but after picking out everything I wanted on PC Part Picker, the build was about $200 more than this build (and I was trying to build with an i5 processor as well). I will say that my build might have been more expensive because I was trying to get a nice motherboard and PSU, and I do believe that this PC has a lower-end brand. Regardless, it's working as intended. The PC worked well out of the box and the fans and case look great with the RGB. If you are not RGB inclined, it is easy to turn off as well. The games look great and I was able to load into heavily computational games (such as 6+ player Civ VI) very quickly. I have played the following games in the week that I've had it: Civilization VI, Rainbow Six: Siege, Divinity: Original Sin 2, and Fallout: New Vegas. All of the games run smoothly and look great. The PC is pretty quiet - you can hear the fans a little bit if you have no sound on at all, but it is negligible once you are listening to something and it is impossible to hear if you have a headset on. The only things I can knock this computer for is that some of wire management looks like a rat's nest if you uncover it (but it is almost all hidden by a metal plate). Also, the mouse seems pretty cheap. Mine works alright, but the two buttons behind the mouse wheel (I don't even know what they were intended for) were pressed in and are not functional. I can still scroll and click and play every game fine, but it's still worth noting in my opinion. Overall, I would recommend this computer as a good buy. If you are worried about any of the items being low quality, it seems to be fully modifiable. I intend on adding another HDD and perhaps eventually getting faster RAM. I am happy with my purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2020 by Tierney McCallister
Great out of the box!
Style: i9-9900K|RTX 2070.
Here is the User Benchmark Scores, with some mild overclocking with the easy-to-use BIOs setup: UserBenchmarks: Game 111%, Desk 120%, Work 112% CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K - 105.6% GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - 117.3% SSD: Adata SX6000LNP 1TB - 195.6% RAM: Team Group Inc. TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 2x8GB - 99.3% MBD: Asus PRIME Z390-P The box was a little worn and tattered upon arrival, but it arrived on time and everything inside was good to go. No loose connections and no damage. I'm haven't used the included keyboard and mouse, but they seem like they would be fine for the casual gamer. The PC itself is very short on documentation, though they did include the motherboard manual. There was nothing else included to explain the little packet of other items, such as what seems to be an internal addressable fan card that came separately? There are a couple of other parts that I'm guessing have to do with the wifi. Loved the easy BIOs setup for overclocking, but ran in to instability issues when using the suggested OC gaming settings. Also, had to enable the XMP setting twice to run the RAM at 3000mhz, because it became disabled for unknown reasons. So far I've played Star Citizen, Fallout 76, and spent some time in Second Life and have been able to go with the highest settings at 1440p and still average around 50-60fps. I've had no problems with heat management and the computer runs quiet. The inside off the case is clean and neat with plenty of room for upgrading. It looks like there is an extra M.2. slot as well. A few days in and I am very happy with the product and purchase. Great price for what you get. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020 by David Lamoreaux
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