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Alienware - Aurora R16 Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7-14700F - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060Ti - 1TB SSD - Black
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CyberPowerPC – Gamer Supreme Gaming Desktop – Intel Core i9-14900KF – 64GB Memory – NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16GB – 2TB SSD – White
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Rule virtual battlefields with this CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme gaming desktop computer. The Intel Core i9 processor delivers smooth performance, and the 64GB of RAM supports seamless multitasking. This CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme gaming desktop computer features an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER graphics card, which offers high frame rates for fluid gaming, while the 2TB NVMe SSD offers ample storage and swift load times.
TimC –
Just received this computer this week and it is very fast. Mine came with a ASRock 790z-C Motherboard and T-FORCE DELTA DDR5 6000Mhz memory. It has three drive bays, however there are power cables inside but NO SATA cables which was disappointing for a system at this price not to include. Also the bottom USB ports did not seem to work for me until I updated the drivers.
The CYBERPOWER PC keyboard (KB-161-104) and mouse (Elite M2, MO-131-392) have fun RGB LED lighting. There are no instructions that come with the keyboard or mouse on how to change the lights which do have a variety of settings.
Be sure to purchase SATA cables if you will be moving a 3.5” hard drive or 2.5” SSD from another PC.
DerickD –
I got this PC on sale, and I’m honestly amazed by how well it performs, especially for gaming! With the powerful 4070 Ti Super GPU, i9-14900FK processor, 64GB of RAM, and a 2TB SSD, it has completely transformed my gaming experience.
First off, the graphics are stunning. The 4070 Ti Super handles even the most demanding games at ultra settings without breaking a sweat. I’ve played titles like Call of Duty, New World, and Baldur’s Gate 3, and the performance has been flawless. The frame rates are smooth, even during intense action sequences, and there’s zero stutter or lag. The 4K visuals look incredible, and the level of detail is truly next-gen.
Loading times are practically nonexistent thanks to the 2TB SSD. Games boot up in a fraction of the time, and level transitions are seamless. This alone has made a huge difference compared to my old system.
Another thing that really stood out is how cool and quiet the PC runs. Even when I’m gaming for hours, the system stays surprisingly cool, and I barely hear the fans spinning. It’s so much quieter than my previous setup.
Overall, if you’re into gaming and want a machine that can handle anything you throw at it, this PC is a beast. Whether it’s for casual gaming or pushing the limits with the latest titles, it delivers top-notch performance across the board.
SirReaL303 –
Although I wasn’t in dire need for a new PC I saw these go on sale at $1750 for Black Friday and had to get one. For this price I couldn’t even order the parts. Upon arrival the PC was packaged well and had insulation inside of the case to make sure all components stayed securely fixed to the motherboard in transit. It fired up right on time, and ran well right out of the box. My unit was assembled as so:
Motherboard: Asus Z790 Gaming WIFI7 LGA 1700 ATX
CPU: Intel i9 14900kf
GPU: MSI RTX 4070 Ti Super 16g Ventus 3x OC
SSD: Adata Legend 800 Gold 2tb SSD
RAM: T Force Delta 64gb DDR5 6000
PSU: Apevia 1000w 80 Gold Plus
It also came with the 3 fan 360mm cooler, 3 intake fans, and 1 exhaust fan all wired together to control as one in the BIOS.
I’ve paired the PC with an Asus ROG 32″ 280hz monitor running at 1440p and it runs great. I’ve played a short amount of Hells Blade 2, as well as some StarCraft II, but most of my week has been spent online in COD BO6 multiplayer. With no overclocking done running it on the stock settings I’m seeing over 200fps average on Ultra settings and 240fps average on Balanced! It will max out my monitor at 280fps in areas on balanced settings. The GPU has never gotten over 65° even running my main monitor at 280hz and a second 65″ 4k TV at 60hz as a performance monitor screen. CPU temperatures are also really low with the 7 fan setup and liquid cooling. I’ve created my own custom fan curves in Armoury Crate but the machine runs quiet and cool even without any fan tuning! Just plug it in, do all your updates, and run 200-300fps!
I’ve built my own, I’ve purchased from other brands. I can say at this point I’ll look to CyberPowerPC in the future for my next prebuilt rig.
1jkent –
After being in “the tower” business for a long time in the early days of my PC life, I had switched over to high-performance laptops for about 15+ years. They were easier for me to lug around as I traveled and still have access to my files, I didn’t have to worry about switching back and forth between different systems, etc. I needed the performance not for gaming, but for Photoshop, page layout, and audio and video editing. However, high-performance laptops have been getting both dodgy in their quality and less useful as manufacturers drop ports and features in favor of slim and light. It is also tougher and tougher to get laptops in the 17-inch screen size that I have needed for my work. My current 2-year-old Dell XPS laptop (VERY expensive) has been nothing but a hassle, and with a dead hard drive and non-functioning keys over the past few months tending to indicate motherboard issues brewing, I was in the market for a new computer.
I nearly swallowed my tongue at seeing the current laptop offerings and prices. And I honestly didn’t know what to do. Then I found this computer on sale, saw the price, and decided to investigate the internal components. I checked the motherboard, RAM, graphics card, etc., and discovered that the internal components were all VERY respectable, especially for this price point.
I plunked down for the system, splurged on a wireless keyboard and mouse, as well as a 27″ 4K monitor and wall mound, and set myself up as a “tower man” once again, for the first time in a LONG time. My main computer will never be a laptop again. I’ll keep a laptop for travel, but having a very powerful desktop is proving VERY useful.
After over a month with this computer, I have had no issues. The graphics card easily handles the few graphics-intensive games that I need to use or test for work; it also handles Photoshop, movie production and editing software, audio-editing software, and so much more like it was nothing. Exporting a 4K video from my software used to take an entire night on my very high-end laptop; now it cuts it in a half-hour. It has been rock-solid reliable; I only had one glitch that required a restart in a month of intensive use.
The multiple fans (three in front, three at the top, and one in the back) and the water cooling keep the system running cool and smooth. I have had zero issues with it, and the video card is a beast compared to most standard computers. The case is also a work of art, with the specialized lighting system and glass-side case.
If you are looking for multiple bays to drop drives into (old-fashioned computer-builder style), this might not be the best place to start, but for everything else, plug it in and turn it on and enjoy. Highly recommended.
ChipmunkHunter –
I got this PC for $1749 when it was on sale. It hands down had the best features I wanted for the price compared to anyone else. I replaced a 4 year old Dell Alienware PC with this one and I’m very impressed with how much quieter and cooler it runs vs my old gaming PC. It is a large case as you can see in the pics.
This PC did not come with a bunch of bloat ware. It was quite nice. You do have a app that lets you configure the lighting pattern, colors, speed, etc of the RGB lights. You can do this on a individual component level too for increased customization to how you want your PC to look. This is honestly a first venture into such RGB stuff but it’s pretty amazing to see in person. The glass panel easily comes off without undoing screws so getting inside is a breeze. Also, they took great care in packaging as they stuffed the inside with packing material to keep the components from coming loose or something of that sort.
Now, lets talk performance.. Goodness, my i9-10900K with a 3080 wasnt a slouch, still not but this thing is definitely a step up. First, the quickness of this PC to open applications is dramatically improved and very quick. Just booting this sucker up takes about half the time my original did (yes, I used m.2 SSD HD sticks)..
Second, gaming wise, I play COD BO6 (plus prior versions), New World, ESO, Baulders Gate 3, and many other games – This machine shines in all and the 4070 TI Super produces some amazing FPS in game compared to my older system.
Third, if your into photography/video , this would be a great machine to have because you have tons of headroom with the 64 GB of RAM, which, is faster then most machines I’ve reviewed. The GPU/CPU combined is going to offer you a lot of help on the rendering side as well. This PC is designed for for a gamer in mind but I use Adobe products for video/photography and it’s an improvement over my prior machine.
Storage wise, the machine is comparable to others out there with 2 TB.. storage is cheap, you can add more if you want.
Build quality of the machine looks to be pretty sturdy – this case has some heft to it with the metal casing and such. Also, amazingly enough, the keyboard and mouse are actually very nice – especially the keyboard, it has that gamer type of keyboard feel/vibe/definitely quality made. They both light up of course.
As far as complaints – I wished they had put the power buttons on the top portion of the case vs the bottom. Not everyone puts their machines on their desk.. So you just have to bend down to turn on.
In conclusion – This PC will run anything you throw at it with ease. Pair this up with a OLED gaming monitor and you’ll be amazed like I am at how good it performs.
PatriceJ –
This is my first gaming pc and I could not be happier! I got it on sale so it was definitely worth it. I love that you can change the rgb colors of the pc and 64GB RAM makes this run so smooth, so I will never really need to upgrade for years. So far i am able to run every game with high settings smoothly and stream at the same time. It has plenty of USB and USB C ports for all of my streaming software. So for someone who doesn’t know how gaming PCs work, I’d say get this prebuilt one and you won’t be disappointed because it has one of the best GPU, graphics, RAM.. For pre-built and the price, you can’t go wrong. The white color was never my preference but now that I got it, it looks so good with all the lights, I couldn’t imagine not having a white pc now.
Sb237324 –
I ordered the PC on Nov 26th and my expected date of arrival was 7th Dec but it got delayed and got my order on 10th dec. PC was dead. I returned it for exchange and received new one on 14th Dec. I got it checked and It is surely a beast. First day I played for 8 hours and worked perfectly fine. Taking 1 star off cause I had to wait so long and got dead pc first time.
EdwardK –
So far its been good I’m 2 months in. So far no blue screen. I play indiana jones on full settings and for the most part it plays well but it does crash from time to time. Im not sure if its the game or the system. The game shuts off, but computer still running ok. I play space marines on full settings no issues. Fortnite i get 200 plus frames. I had lots of crash issues with this game had to pick direct X 11 from Fortnite settings and its now stable.
Something I just noticed recently is the Led button on the front will change the fan lights. I used another program to change the ram. Sometimes the computer is louder than some would want, i game with a headset so no issue while gaming to me. Thats also the only time it gets louder. I got thus one on black Friday i think it is a great pick up for the price.