CybertronPC Borg-Q Gaming Desktop - AMD FX-4300 3.8GHz Quad-Core, NVIDIA GeForce GT 710, 8GB DDR3 Memory, 1TB HDD, DVD±RW, Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit

This PC is by far one of my best experiences in Desktops and PC's in general! The price for this product and its specs are an amazing deal. For any normal person like me who wants a great gaming machine without the outrageous cost, this is for you! If you want a machine that will run well with it 8GB ram and and amazing AMD Quad Core 3.8 GHz and decent graphics card, and you don't have the knowledge or confidence just yet to build a rig yourself then look no longer I insist! Let's start from the top of every amazing point of this PC!--Shipping-- I purchased this PC about 2 months ago and the package it came in was ordinary on the outside but on the inside this superb PC was in a soft, safe cushion and had not one scratch on it and was in AMAZING condition.--Setup-- This PC came with every piece, part, and disc that you will ever need for upgrade (Hardware), update, and optimization. This rig setup in no time and with a few tweaks and tunes was ready to go and started up in NO time!--Performance and After Buy-- The performance is amazing even after installation of all your favorite programs and and the stress you may put on it. When playing games, installing things, or even watching videos and browsing the internet I haven't ONCE experienced any major lag. After 2 months I am still greatly satisfied with my buy and think my money was in every way, shape, and form well spent!--Looks-- This PC, with its internal lights and rigid, sleek blue design is outstanding and looks just glorious! No complaints here!--Specs-- 8GB ram, with 3 extra open slots, 10/10 - AMD Quad Core 3.8 GHz Processor, 8/10 - DOES NOT come with WiFi, must install yourself.. - GTX 610, 1GB GPU, 6/10 not so great but replacement is easy - 1TB Hard Drive with Windows 10, 11/10 !Summary- Amazing PC, for any one, great price, great performance, great looks, great EVERYTHING! Buy it!

Here is a summary of my review if you just want the quick version:Pros: Good value for the money, well assembled, nice case for the money, CPU performs surprisingly well for its classCons: Video card too weak for even an entry level gaming rig, one stick of 8 GB RAM vs 2 sticks of 4 GBWe bought this PC for our son for Christmas and overall we're very satisfied with the product. I'm a computer programmer by trade and a PC gamer for recreation, so I tend to be pretty critical of pre-built systems. For a $460 PC that includes Windows 10, this is a really good deal (skip Windows 8...trust me on this one).My first complaint, however, is that the video card is way too under powered to call this inexpensive rig a "Gaming PC". This thing was struggling to produce an average of 40 fps on medium settings with League of Legends. I know of integrated graphics cards that perform much better than that. I will say it handled Team Fortress 2 (TF2) decently, but anything that even slightly pushed the video card harder than TF2 caused the rig to stall quite noticeably.Not being satisfied with the video card, we purchased a GTX 950 (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 950 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDMI DVI DisplayPort Single Fan Graphics Card (ZT-90601-10L)) just a couple of days after Christmas and upgraded to a 750W power supply (PSU) (Corsair CX Series 750 Watt ATX/EPS Modular 80 PLUS Bronze ATX12V/EPS12V 744 Power Supply CX750M). It came with a 500W PSU pre-installed. The PSU upgrade is not immediately necessary, but I wanted to make sure we had plenty of power if/when we decide to upgrade the CPU and motherboard in the future.One other point of criticism is the choice to install one 8 GB stick of RAM as opposed to two 4 GB sticks. Two sticks of 4 GB will give you better performance on motherboards that support dual channel and the cost difference between one stick vs two is hardly worth mentioning.On a positive note, I noticed when I cracked open the case to install the new parts that everything was very well assembled. The cable management was nice and clean with the cables zip tied in very sensible places. Speaking of the case, I really like its design and features. It's simple but it looks great and is a nice size for sitting under my son's desk. There was also enough room in there to maneuver while working to install the new parts.Also, I'm really pleased with the AMD FX-4130 CPU in this rig. I was pleasantly surprised after I installed the GTX 950 at how well it handled graphic intensive games and ran them with ease. I'm sure the CPU may cause some bottlenecking but I don't think it will noticeably affect game play.In conclusion, if you're on a budget or just want to get an entry level PC that's pre-assembled, this is a good buy. Don't look for awesome performance with the stock video card but this will at least get you started until you can upgrade.

This is the second Cybertron I purchased. The first was for me and this one is for my wife since her desktop has died and for which there will be a funeral later. All kidding aside, I have been incredibly impressed with Cybertron desktops. What is incredibly impressive is the tech support you get. They are right here and not in some foreign country and, therefore, easy to understand. They even have an 800 number for Canada What's more they don't brush you off no matter how minor your request--you are made to feel that your issue is the most important one they have faced that day.Since my wife uses her computer for some fairly basic stuff--email, facebook, Skype, wandering around the Internet, etc.--the video card is just fine. The only game she plays is solitaire so all is well.Do I recommend Cybertron--you bet!