CyberpowerPC Gaming Desktop PC GM70929 AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 32GB DDR5 2TB NVMe SSD AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Windows 11 Home 64-bit

Overall Review: I’ll give a breakdown of the parts that came in my computer real quick since it seems to be what most the questions are about. Keep in mind these parts could change between builds of this same computer, but at least you’ll have a baseline of what to expect.
AMD R7 9800X3D with Cyberpower-Branded 360 AIO
ASRock AMD 9070XT Steel Legend 16gb
32gb T-Force DDR5-6000 CL38 RAM
MSI Pro B850-VC Motherboard (WiFi 7, Bluetooth, 5 GbT LAN, 3 M2 Slots, 4 PCIe x16, 4 SATA CEC)
2TB Western Digital Green SN3000 Gen 4 SSD
Apevia 1000 watt 80 Plus Gold Power Supply
Phanteks NV5s Case (comes with 4 RGB fans in addition to the AIO)
Again, the parts you could get could vary, but at least you can see a baseline of what someone got.
Computer runs great, 9800x3d and 9070xt are a great combo, and the computer can handle basically any gaming workload you throw at it. The build looked clean with good cable routing and was shipped with protective foam in the case to protect it in transit.
A couple problems that I didn’t feel were worth knocking an egg off over:
It’s definitely not a “quiet” computer, but especially not so if you don’t go into the motherboard BIOS and set up the fans. This was not “already done” and made it sound like a jet engine on first boot. That said, it was easy enough to pop into the BIOS and fix it, and even just setting the fans to the “smart” settings MSI already has was enough to make it normal. So if you get this PC and boot it up, expect to have to jump into the BIOS and fix this. It can still get loud under load, but most PCs will.
The motherboard I got has the CMOS battery under the GPU, so if you ever want to pop that bad boy out you’re taking out the GPU too, lol.
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As a side note, I did not use the Windows installation provided with the PC. I use Pika OS (a Linux distribution) and this hardware is a fantastic fit for Linux. Everything is completely stable and games run just as well or better than they do on Windows. So if you’re considering a PC that you might want to run Linux on, this is a great configuration. (And there’s never been a better time to jump ship from Windows.)

Pros: Good for its price with the current market Cons: a little too big
Limited RGB options Overall Review: Overall a great deal for what i got.

Overall Review: i recomend this to people 2026

Pros: This is a great PC I would recommend for the money any day!! Solid components from reputable manufacturers like PNY, Gigabyte, MSI and more! The PC is designed well and as fast as I could hope for. Outstanding performance for the price. The CPU / GPU / RAM combo is unmatched for the price. Overall Review: Great Case, and all components are top brands and quality. Outstanding performance for the price. The CPU / GPU / RAM combo is unmatched for the price.