CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra 2229

- Great processor, with 6 cores - Comes with a decent keyboard and mouse - Runs most games at medium to high settings, at 40-60 Fps

- Low amount of RAM I had the computer for about 4 and a half months before this became a big issue. I never really noticed this being an issue until now, when I bought the game Rust. Even at lowest settings, it would run at 20-30 Fps at lowest...

this is a great budget pc with lots of room to grow

loud and one color

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I had never bought a computer before this one well for myself anyway when it finally got delivered to my doorstep (might i add just left there :( i live in a BAD area with shady people around) but i digress i was excited since it was my first gaming...

All in all great pc. Came out a bit cheaper than what I had planned on building for my wife.

None so far.

-It's powerful for the cheap price -Comes bundled with the 5/5 keyboard & mouse set -Looks good in a room

-Doesn't have much RAM to start with -Room for improvement for the hardware (but reasonable for the price)

Solid build for the price, good starter pc for gamers. With the parts included a self build comes out to almost the same. I upgraded the psu, gpu, and threw 16 gigs of ram in it.

Power supply is trash, it can't handle a gpu upgrade. If you plan to upgrade the pc besides ram build one yourself cheaper. Otherwise not too bad.

Worked great right out of the box, packs quite a punch and more than adequate for most tasks. It was bought for my son who plays games like Starcraft 2, Minecraft (with mods that puts a higher demand on the box than just vanilla) and a myriad of Steam...

The plastic case, would have been better with a standard metal case. 4 GB Ram, could have been 8 but easy enough to update.

My parents purchased this pc for me for Christmas. It is a great gaming pc and I have had no issues or problems with it.

The only thing I would change is I would have liked an SD card reader.

Game's run okay, PC reboots randomly, constant "video card failed, restoration successful" when running WoW.

PC reboots randomly, constant "video card failed, restoration successful" when running WoW. Fan is EXTREMELY loud, just after owning the PC for 3 months.

Game's run okay, PC reboots randomly, constant "video card failed, restoration successful" when running WoW.

PC reboots randomly, constant "video card failed, restoration successful" when running WoW. Fan is EXTREMELY loud, just after owning the PC for 3 months.