iBUYPOWER Element 9 Black Gaming PC Desktop – Intel Core Ultra 9 285K – NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070Ti 16GB – 32GB DDR5 RGB – 2TB NVMe SSD – EBI9N57T01

Pros: 1. My system came with an MSI PRO Z790-P WIFI motherboard(Not sure if your order will or if they will sub out the MB for a cost compatible alternative). Standard ATX!(no micro ATX)!
2. TWO TB NVMe SSD!
3. Nvidia 4000 series! Cons: 1. Lack of fans in top of case.
2. The 240mm AIO water cooler.
3. Scary(for me) unlocked TDP, temps. Overall Review: 1. When I received the system it came with Norton antivirus preinstalled. If you play Warzone 2.0 and are experiencing stuttering issues in game, this might very well be your problem. After a ton of system tweaks(some of which helped the system perform better), I finally nailed it down the AV being the issue.

2. This PC comes with the i9 13900KF CPU. The system comes with the TDP completely unlocked(in bios) and the CPU has TJ MAX of 100 C. I noticed quickly(using Quick CPU)that the Temps were hitting 95C at 100%. The P-cores were hitting 5.9 GHZ but the CPU was using a massive 300 watts of power! I lowered my TDP in the bios to 130 on both long and short power duration as those temps scared me with very little performance loss(5.57GhzP-core, 4.29E-core, Avg: 4.72GHZ) IT could be the 240 AIO water cooler but I really doubt even the best 360 AIO could handle a completely unlocked TDP. Temps are now 28-35C idle and 55-70C 100% load, 70-75F ambient).
3. The 4060Ti. It works well. I bought this system with the full intentions of upgrading the GPU, which I will do in another month or two, (maybe a 4070ti or 80RTX) I cannot take away from the 4060, it preformed flawlessly at 1080p resolution, with ALMOST every setting maxed in COD. Only on the massive maps(Al Mazrah) did I see FPS drop to the high 80s with a great deal of combat. In the COD benchmark test in game my CPU had a bottleneck of 2% while my GPU had a massive bottleneck of 98%, Average FPS was 152 FPS(Nvidia Image Scaling NOT DLSS) .
4. Be prepared to buy extra fans, you will certainly need them. The HYTE Y60 case is Extremely well made and very nice BUT the airflow isn’t exactly the best. The 240 AIO has 4 fans drawing air into the case and two bottom fans pulling air in from under the case. 1 single exhaust fan and the video card vent pulling air out of the back. The Top has no fans and as such you’ll feel heat pooling at the top of the tower. I added 3 fans as exhaust to move air out of the top but will probably upgrade to a 360mm AIO in another few months. For the price I feel as if they could have added at least two more fans to the top of the case, but it certainly isn’t a deal breaker.
5. I know it sounds as if I’m harping on the system, but I am not. It’s a great Rig, probably the fastest I’ve ever owned. I am a very peculiar person and I do not believe for a second that ANY company could build a system that I wouldn’t modify to my needs. As a matter of fact in the past two years this is my second ibuypower PC, I had an ASUS prebuilt between the two and I found the ibuypower systems to be of better quality than even the prebuilt Asus ROG. The Asus prebuilt was almost just as expensive and came with much, much, less…I highly recommend the system but wanted to explain to those considering on the purchase(as there is only 1 review other than mine, was 0 when I bought it), what I found, what I plan on doing with it, and have done. If you are looking for a prebuilt gaming system for under 2K, you’ll be hard pressed to beat it but you’ll end up adding additional fans, storage and quite possibly upgrade the GPU and RAM.

Pros: I am able to edit loads of video for editing in DaVinci resolve, I am able to use Autodesk Maya to model, I am able to edit a full event worth of pictures in lightroom and photoshop, and finally I am able to play high end-games at max setting on 4k 60fps and oh man what a world of difference it is from my past pc Cons: The only thing I have a con with this is the location of the headphone port and usb, for a desktop pc this is a blessing but for a below the desk pc can be a little awkward. Overall Review: I would recommend this pc especially for this price you are getting way more than other retail offers, and Ibuy has become a super reliable pc to me and my other friends. if you are looking something for editing, creating and playing this would be the pc for you my dude!

Pros: The iBUYPOWER Element 9 White is a beast of a gaming PC that looks just as good as it performs. It runs everything Ive thrown at itlike Cyberpunk, Baldurs Gate 3, and Warzoneon ultra settings with zero lag. The all-white design with RGB lighting is super clean, but some people said they got black parts, which kind of kills the vibe. Setup was a breeze, no weird bloatware, and it stayed cool even after hours of gaming. Its not the cheapest option, but for the power and ease youre getting, it feels totally worth it.
Runs games super smooth, even on ultra settingsno lag or stutters
Tons of fast RAM (32GB DDR5), so multitasking and streaming are effortless
Loads and boots lightning fast thanks to the 1TB NVMe SSD
Stays cool and quiet with the built-in 360mm liquid cooler
Comes ready to goWindows installed, Wi-Fi built-in, and even includes a keyboard and mouse
Clean all-white look with awesome RGB lighting that really pops
Solid deal for the power youre getting, especially when its on sale
Easy to open up if you ever want to upgrade parts down the line Cons: Fans can be a bit noisy occasionally. Overall Review: The iBUYPOWER Element 9 White is a beast of a gaming PC that looks just as good as it performs. It runs everything Ive thrown at itlike Cyberpunk, Baldurs Gate 3, and Warzoneon ultra settings with zero lag. The all-white design with RGB lighting is super clean, but some people said they got black parts, which kind of kills the vibe. Setup was a breeze, no weird bloatware, and it stayed cool even after hours of gaming. Its not the cheapest option, but for the power and ease youre getting, it feels totally worth it.

Pros: It’s great, some minor ‘preference’ things like were the USB slots are and such, but everything is good and as advertised. Very quiet, it will get loud if you max out CPU and GPU usage, but for most games, you can run it at about 60%-80% GPU usage with 72 locked FPS and it’s basically silent. Cons: The only (small) thing that I wished worked as it should is the LEDs. For some reason, the RAM LEDs will not take the lighting command all the time (it stays the default rainbow color), or does not ight at all. I sometimes works, sometimes works after a restart, sometime I just give up. I have tried fixing with ARMORY CRATE, and through the BIOS. No Joy. As this is not a reason I bought the rig, I’m not that concerned, but it’s a bit annoying and not ‘proper’. Overall Review: Great rig and super quiet, so I’m a happy camper.