CyberPowerPC Regiment Gaming PC - Intel Core i3-10100F, Nvidia RTX 3050 6GB, 8GB RAM, 500GB NVMe SSD, 650W 80+ PSU, Wi-Fi, Windows 11, Sylph RGB

had issues with the ram not being recognized for the first year had to keep switching ports over and over again but last 2 years purring like a kitten runs well but suffers when running high end demanding games no overheating issues fan noise even today never hear it so quite I can play euro truck sim 2 and American truck sim fine with no problems but after u start adding mods forget it constant issues with modding any game including GTA v it's great for less demanding games and great for browsing or watching streaming services like Netflix or prime video I will buy my next pc directly from the supplier as they have stupid terms if u buy on amazon they don't want to help u troubleshoot or anything.

Advertised as a 10100 cpu with RTX 3050 along with 650W 80+ rated power supply. Computer that arrived was not to spec - included a 450w power supply instead. This is below NVidias official manufacturer minimum requirement according to the NVidia website. Computer itself was stuffed with items inside the case putting components at risk of damage and unnecessary stress during delivery Computer booted but did not display properly on any monitor or TV due to lack of power to the GPU Components were also not seated correctly (CPU) as computer was producing a beep code when booting (this was likely due to components being knocked by loose items left within case) Manufacturer/PC Builder insisted on the phone that the power supply being 450W for that build was sufficient because they googled it rather than looking up the official manufacturers guidelines for each component.

The PC worked well, used it to edit videos and play games. However, suddenly stopped giving an HDMI output after about 2 months. Tried everything, but still won't work. Apparently the motherboard is prone to frying, but by the time I'd read this the short return window was over.