CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra GUA880 Desktop

really good pc for gaming you can play all the games with out any lag i get about 300 fps

This computer has died twice even thought it was very lightly used. Once the graphics card, then the hard drive wouldn't boot and I lost tons of my files and time at college. Do not buy this computer, it is nonfunctional and unstable.

For reference, I selected the Window 8.1 64-bit version of this PC. For the purposes of a brief glance-over review (others have gone more in-depth than I'm capable of at this moment), I'll just say two things of note that aren't already listed in the specifications:- The power supply is apparently prone to failure, and it would be smart to budget for an eventual replacement of that component specifically if you buy this, which might run you about $40-50 down the line. That said, I've been working with this computer for almost a week now and it's still running splendidly.- The GPU is an NVIDIA GT 610, which isn't going to give you the sort of "gaming PC master race" smooth high-end experience people think of when they think "gaming PC." It's a good, decent GPU that will run a fair few semi-recent games at low settings (I was able to get Dragon Age: Origins, Skyrim, and Portal 2 going), but it's probably the first thing you're going to want to look into upgrading after the fact.Now, going into slightly technical things: I should mention I haven't looked into the motherboard's built-in "OC Genie" overclocking mechanism and I don't know quite enough to identify different PCI or PCI Express slots. There seem to be two full-size PCI slots, including the one the GPU is already installed into, plus one PCI Express (which I will be using for a wireless adapter card). I couldn't tell you what PCI versions those are, as I have no idea how to check. If one is looking into a computer motherboard with high-end compatibility to high-end hardware, however, it's probably better to save up for a PC that already comes equipped with such hardware to begin with.This is a budget gaming PC at best. For my own purposes it has sufficient hardware to do what I myself want, which is primarily to record and edit console game footage efficiently (Hauppauge Capture's recording software runs smooth like butter with this rig, and Movie Studio 12 is capable of rendering 20 minutes of 1080p footage in about an hour, which is leagues and miles better than the laptop I was previously using). For your purposes it might not be enough. Be sure to research exactly WHAT hardware you need to do exactly whatever it is you're buying a PC for before jumping at the first rig with a good price. PCs aren't like consoles--you can't just plug them in and expect the games to go. They're complicated business, and daunting as that is, once you know the ins and outs of what you need, they're so much more flexible and--potentially--powerful.I hope you find what you're looking for, Person-Who's-Reading-This-Right-Now.

pulled it out of the box today, instantly loved it. i ordered a better power supply and graphics card along with it, installing said equipment was simple, quick, and without issue. Computer turned right on, and has been running like a charm all day downloading my games off of steam rather quickly and efficiently. i think i'm going to love this computer for a long time!, i will update in a month or so.

I have to write this post in general about this company. They are careless and have awful customer service. I ordered a PC from them last week, let me list the things wrong.1. They shipped an external usb hub instead of installing an internal usb port as listed on my invoice. When on the call with customer service they tried to make anything up they could to try and justify their mistake when there was clearly enough room in the case for the install.2. The sata drive connector on top of the case did not work at all or was not connected.3. They failed to supply me with my windows 8.1 pro key and say they cannot for some reason. Now since Ive upgraded the motherboard I am forced to buy another copy of windows.4. Their were 2 fans unmounted just hanging in the front of the case. Whey I turned the machine on for the first time one of the blades clipped off and started shaking all over the inside of the case.5. They failed to supply one of the game coupon offers.6. It took 2 hours to try and get on with their customer service.7. They failed to call back when using their call back service.8. Overall interaction with them was just rude and very unfriendlyThis was one of the most miserable buying experiences that I have ever had in my life and I suggest steer completely clear of this company.

Contrary to the title of the computer itself, it's less of a "gaming" computer and more of a multitasking computer. The RAM is only 1 GB and I'm not complaining, but that isn't a lot to go off of. However, you can play games on medium to ultra graphics with at least 30 FPS depending on what you are playing. I got around 20-40 FPS playing CoD: WaW (However with WaW, everything was on low or off for the graphics) while on Minecraft (Which is a game more CPU oriented than it is GPU) I got around 70-100 FPS. That said it's not a bad computer at all, however it's not great either. you just need to upgrade the GPU to at least 2GBs to play more.So in the end, just an upgrade to your GPU (and PSU is possibly needed) will make a moderately descent gaming computer

Performs well and plays what I want it to. I would recommend this to anyone who's on a budget and can afford it.

Did not work out of the box. I just got this computer set it up. Logged into windows. It looks like they didn't actually install the optical drive, and I'm currently going through help channels to figure out how to finish putting this computer together. Here I was, thinking that I would buy a working system and slowly upgrade it, but it turns out... I didn't buy a working system. Oops. I should have listened to the reviews.