DON'T BUY FROM CYBERPOWERPC PART 2
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2022
- Previous video was weak in terms of details so hopefully you can understand the situation of what is going on with my prebuilt from cyberpowerpc. Every part on the list that I shared on screen I picked out myself.
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Hope you get a good PC rolling over there. Sounds frustrating dealing with such poor quality. Good PSA for everyone out there, calling out Cyberpower.
Do you like Cyberpowerpcs are shit?
Try updating the bios. Most modern motherboards have functions to do it without a USB but weird incompatabilities can cause shutdowns. Alternatively you can try reseating the cpu and monitoring temps. Definitely take it in if you're not comfortable working on it yourself though.
That’s one thing I forgot to mention. I updated EVERYTHING ( Bios, drivers, and fresh install of windows)
How did you update your BIOS? I have a Cyberpower PC and wanted to upgrade my CPU, bought a 5800X3D and now my bios won't update. Asked around on Reddit in the Gigabyte section and was told my bios was a custom bios "42e" which you can't find at all on the official bios section at Gigabyte. Long story short these custom bios can't be updated because Cyberpower doesn't want you fucking with their systems and possibly breaking stuff putting them on the hook if its still under warranty.@@JGonzu
Also a big issue with these pcs is the cooling alot of the time when it crashes like that its just overheating probably
What I thought
What id do it take everything apart, reaply the thermal paste on cpu AND gpu as it could just be a cheap one thats solidified etc. After that id flash the bios and just keep an eye on the temps.
I bought a cyberpower gamer xtreme last year in November. The only issue I had was that the stock cooler master cpu fan and the two side fans that was set to exhaust and I flipped them around. As for the cpu fan, I just replaced it 3 days ago with a corsair iCUE H150i elite capellix liquid cpu cooler in which it brought my temps all the way down and come to find out, the stock one didn't have much thermal paste applied to it. I do agree with you about cyberpower having some issues with it being a pre-built but I had to do a lot of research as to how the pc work as one. I am much satisfied with it now and I'm currently adding a lot more features to it. I can't stress it enough that if you're new to the whole pc world, make sure to do a lot and I mean a lot of research on how a pc operates and what each component do as well as setting up your bios. As with that said, Game on homie!
I had a similar experience with ibuypower, high end system too. But they still managed to send a broken LED strip, nightmare cable management (I had to unplug everything and do it myself) And they left factory stickers inside that could cause heating issues.
Hey I hope you see this, I would HIGHLY recommend changing your power supply as it could be a fire hazard, could damage or kill your other components and might be causing the shutdown issue. Gamers Nexus did a giant piece on Gigabyte GP-P750GM power supplies literally EXPLODING under load, at times running less than 60% of the rated PSU wattage, lots of system builders and Newegg were dumping them on unsuspecting buyers for a while, look up the Gamers Nexus videos for more detailed info. Even if it doesn't help the shutting down issue, get rid of that grenade of a power supply while you still can, protect the rest of your PC and prevent a potential fire, maybe see if Steve from Gamers Nexus will take it, they were collecting them to explode for a while.
I charge a $80 fee for builds. I also offer a 30 day warranty when most sellers don't. But I have good reviews and test every part multiple times.
I don’t trust someone called PokèMyBalls change it please lmao I alr have a pc sorry tho
I had same problems several month ago. I changed my power supply (corsair rm850x to Seasonic Prime TX-1000 Titanium) problem resolved. No shutdown again.
After all this time what was the fix?
Power supply?
Thermal paste reapplied?
You should follow up with all the changes leading up to a stable computer.
That aio hanging was ridiculous. Seems like they did not use the right screws.
Something Cyberpower probably didn't do that is making your computer constantly crash is update the bios and chipset driver. I recently built a new pc and had the same issues. After updating the chipset driver and bios, my computer was no longer crashing. Hopefully this can help.
These errors can happen just because your components aren't communicating properly.
Already did all of that
@@JGonzu Damn, Cyberpower did you dirty. You spent $2500 dollars and they can't even properly mount the radiator or even test the PC. Really shows they don't care about what their customers are getting. Hopefully you get it fixed soon.
mine works fine. i think they just messed up yours one thing though, i had to flip the front fans for intake because it was exhaust off the start.
I left you a message on the other video, but so you don't have to look for it, when it happened to me it was the graphics card. Worked part of the time and the would randomly shut down. Didn't do it only under heavy use or after being on a long time, just random. Finally I asked someone to look at it and see if they could tell what it was and it was the graphics card. I told Cyber power and they asked me to send back the faulty one and at the same time they sent a new one. I didn't have to pay for postage on either one, they covered it. I understand your frustration because I couldn't figure out what was wrong for 6 months and it was shutting down some days 20 times or more and they couldn't help me fix it until I could tell them what was wrong. I've had it almost 6 years and it has been great ever since.
either your GPU is overclocked and its crashing your games if they have clocked it for you. or something is throttling and crashing the computer? you have parts and labour warranty so use it. you get years warranty with them and its your money bro! get them to rectify what they caused, if they did cause it? if you have used the afterburner and clocked it yourself put the settings back to default as this might be doing something as well?
anyways i hope you get it sorted as i would be pissed as well
A lot of small things can mount up and cause lack of power if you're drawing from the same outlit, especially because you've got a baseline 750w PSU which means you've got to be running full cylinders for it to feed enough power to your GPU and other components. Any kind of external draw could cause a stutter, which logically has a chance to suddenly shut down to reset the power draw. I always go and splurge on a good PSU just because of how integral the part is to the system. Bout to have a PC built with all Corsair parts wherever they can be applied, and I'm gonna be using a 1000wattage Corsair PSU despite it being a bit overkill power feed wise for a 3080. A bit of extra power buffer really helps stop sudden restarts due to power feeding issues.
Still doesn't stop the restarts when you've got the requirements filled for your rig being absolute bullshit though, definitely praying for you to get that shit fixed.
Should i buy a prebuilt cyberpower pc from Best Buy thoughts? i really want my first gaming pc but im lost and don't know much about pc's
Any updates? must be alright ? what did they replace at microcenter?
My last pc I had shut down randomly, but it wasn't any hardware inside it, the power supply cable it came with was heavy and it dragged itself down, so i had to bring the cable and like hang it from something so it wouldn't do that, but once i did, i never had the problem again.
One thing I seen first was Bad radiator config. The way it's positioned all the water is at the bottom and considering most aios are anywhere from 3 to 7, and sometimes 10, percent air, there's a good chance that it's shutting down due to CPU overheating from lack of cooling bcuz those pumps are made to suck water, there are made to push water, which works better if the hoses are at the bottom. plus, there's been a lot of talk going around about prebuilts and advertisements show the rad in that position. Gamer Nexus did a video on that very thing. Obviously it may not be THE problem but I bet it's contributing. You even said the fan wasn't working too. With all that being said, looking at the price you paid for that prebuilts, you could have spent a little bit of your time and built an even better one. I just bought the stuff to build my second one. I spent about 1300 and got a 3070ti, Ryzen 5600x, and an msi itx b550. I spent a little time looking and got a case with an included power supply and an aio for 150. I have about 1500 that is at the very least equal but probably better. Thats not a judgement, just an observation. All the parts are warrantied unless you short something out or break it. You could have taken that extra cash you spent and got a 3080 and a better CPU. Again, not a judgement, just an observation. The only reason I'm commenting is because you said you were worried about screwing it up. Take it from me, I've built 1 PC and all I've done is watched a few videos. I'm only building my second PC bcuz I work with virtual machines and don't want to game on my work PC. Anyways, good luck.
Make sure your graphics card ain't loose, when you remove that foam protector you might loose it. gently press on it, that was my case and read everything that comes with it before you plug and play.
It’s the whole bunch of cords that connect to power supply I had the same problem litarly just had to plug one of the loose cords back in and we were good
Is it still cheaper to build now that prices are so high? Lots of components to buy. Thinking of upgrading my Asus. It has an 8 year old i7. Was thinking about installing an SSD, upgrading RAM and GPU. Do you guys the CPU will be a bottleneck? Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790S CPU @ 3.20GHz Thanks if you have any suggestions.
seen videos abour 5800x overheating, caused me not to buy it but maybe since your radiator isnt mounted up to the fans all the way or screwed in its not letting your cpu cool down causing it to overheat
Full shutdowns like that are most likely power supply + it's cables.. in rare cases could be motherboard tho
did u make sure that the cooler is fine cuz i got a feeling that its all about the cooler
Hahaha I bought one of those prebuilds from Best Buy 2 years ago. I don’t remember if it was I buy power or this one but the thing didn’t even turn on. I went to micro center and bought my own Pc parts and had them build it for me. It cost me $2300 but that thing is still running like new today.
otherwise might be faulty motherboard
or graphics card
just alot of things have a look at the tempratures of the computer and see if its just airflow and not enough cooling
could be psu also because those conponets together can draw over 750w some times
@@RandomTalksOFC I have 12 fans a 3080ti, an AIO and im nowhere near 750w.
I doubt its a problem of power consumption.
What specs are in the PC?
They cut back on PSU and use bog standard motherboards. Your first thing should be to swap out that PSU. It's probably way below the requirements for your power draw. You are right though. Cyberpower pcs are literally designed to break as soon as the warranty expires. I bought 2 pcs with identical specs for my 2 kids as Christmas gifts. The only parts that were the same were the PSU, Motherboard and cases. The CPUs and graphics cards were different as were the cooling and one of them the SSD wasn't even plugged in. Had to do it myself. Joke of a company. Never will buy from them myself. I recommend going to a local pc specialist where you can walk in and discuss your needs and have the system built by a professional who knows what they are doing. These are the kind of guys that run their own shop and don't want you coming back into store with a broken pc so they make every effort to get it done right first time for reputation etc.
Usually it’s overheating, I had the same problem with playing warzone on the cyber power and until recently I have had my graphics all maxed out thus making my cpu/gpu temp go into the 90s. So I would assume the crashing of warzone is too much high graphics being rendered along with how much ram you have. All I had to do was lower the graphics on warzone and bam I could play solid 1-4 hour sessions and not get a single freeze.
the only thing i kinda worry about temp-wise is my ryzen 7 5700, but my rtx 3060 does a surprisingly good job at cooling even when playing cyberpunk. (tho, i can probably fix this by upgrading the coolermaster i have to a noctua nh-u12s and adding some fans on the top of my case for more efficient cooling.)
I hope you reply even tho this post was 2 years ago , I’m
Gonna order a cyberpower Gamer xtreme vr gaming pc it has a GeForce Rtx 4060 ti 16GB, intel core i7-13700F and like I want it and all of the reviews on the amazon thing are good no one has problems should I still buy it or what?
I subbed to see if you ever get it working ( after you upgrade it.)
I bought from them and had the exact same issue, the pc would just shut down randomly.. I did a full windows 11 reinstall, applied updates. They sent me a link to this software to monitor fan speed etc, in the end the issue just vanished.
Sounds like the power supply is faulty. Ive built PCs as buying prebuilts is much more expensive and they add labor and other costs to spike up the price. Get a different PSU and a different Mid tower case and see of that fixes the issue.
Thanks for the advice I'll build my own PC
Just shutting off sounds like the PSU they gave you might be underpowered; a lower wattage than the parts they setup🤔
I bought mine from cyberpower. Ive had it for about 3 mo.. Bluetooth audio is lagy now and it also keeps tyring to reinstall an old update to my graphics card and idk why. Other than that i have no issues
U probably figure it out by now but I’m guessing it’s the psu 🤔cuz wasn’t that the psu bomb from Gigabyte ? Then if that’s the case then cyberpower wouldn’t have known that it was the problem until the system was under load then again they shouldn’t have been selling it in the first place. It could also have been the bios update of the motherboard but it’s really hard to tell unless i diagnose it infront of me. Im curious to know how they fix it or if u ever fix the problem 🤔
Yeah i ordered a cyber power with a 3070ti and it came with a dead aio. I returned it and got another of the same system. This one worked flawless but the aio that it came with was so garbage and would hit 80c gaming very easily. Swapped it out for a nxzt kraken 360m and its working like a damn charm, cpu hasnt gone past 65 at all.
Man I just purchased one, seems fine so far, but really hope I don’t run into any problems 😢, let me know how your pc turned out?
did you find any problems? please say
Same, I'd like to know.
I got one and started having issues with crashing and screen freezing smh
i was there where you were scared to build ur own pc because i didnt want to mess or breaking anything
it could be mostly 3 things. could it be more yes. but the signs point to a bad psu or ram.
also could be over heating
damn you never did a follow up with microcenter?
Sometime my Cyberpower PC shutdown out of the blue, I thought maybe there was an issue with one of the usb ports that somehow causes the pc to shut down, but I mostly have online connectivity issues with the pc
if it's online connectivity issues ur having, did u screw the wi-fi antennas that came included with ur cyberpowerpc? i've had this same sort of issue, and i figured out that you're supposed to screw them in a certain order. if you've screwed on your antennas and have online connectivity issues, try switching the antenneas and screw them again. took me lots of trial and error to figure that out 😵💫
I just built a new streaming rig. If you ever need/want to upgrade let me know. I have a short of my build on my channel. hopw you were able to get all your issues fixed. ONE time wit ha prebuilt place. I said id never do it again.
The power supply provided in the 21 model is trash also upgrade your ram and add liquid cooling apply new thermal past on the chip
I bought one about a week ago and its been running good, i got the 3070 with a i9 12900k liquid cooled aio. Ran on low setting playing fortnite and got almost 700fps gets a steady 300 in game but i have capped at 240fps
Prebuilts are known for using cheap power supplies, boards, and RAM. It's probably the power supply or a stability issue.
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sorry you're having this experience with Cyberpower :( I had that same gigabyte 750m psu just go out on me. I replaced the power supply with a EVGA and haven't had problems since. Try replacing psu and if not send it back for a refund. Those Gigabyte p750m are known to fail and there is videos of them even blowing up on youtube. Let me know if the power supply fix helps :)
not sure but i think its overheating cpu maybe , or its a power problem , i must say you shouldve bought a pc from either digital storm or ironsidecomputers they are quite trusted people
what this a custom build or rebuilt?
I’m a little late to this vid. But I’ve been having the same problems that you were having about the pc glitching out and the games getting all pixelated. I tried to jus reset the damn thing but that didn’t work neither. So could you tell me what happened to yours
Did you ever figure this out? I’ve had mine for a month and started getting screen freezes and no signal from display port and I’ve sent it in to a local repair that couldn’t fix it plz help lol
its a power supply issue, SWITCH POWER SUPPLIES NOW BEFORE YOUR PC IS RUINED.
Do you have anything else plugged into the same outlet? If anything draws any sort of amprage could cause your computer to restart by itself. Otherwise thinking psu.
Yea but nothing that pulls a lot of power
id look at that motherboard forsure ive seen alot of people having issues with the b550 and similar things happening to it
I brought my pc from ibuypower ($ 2400) but i still had issue.
Warranty? Assuming you probably already did, I'm 99% sure your parts, or at least most of your parts are fine. I recommend rebuilding your entire PC, reapply thermal paste etc, and look at the quality of the items. Perhaps add better quality cooling just in case. If you need any help building your PC, I have built one every 3 years so I can help you through messages. It's also very possible that your PSU isn't efficient enough. If you have anything above an RTX 3060 Ti, definitely get a high quality 850Watt (or more) PSU, because this can definitely fuck you up. Most prebuild systems come with a cheap PSU and motherboard and it's really not good.
Hi bro, how long did it take to get your pc
I get this is old its the psu not powerful enough for whats in it
My boyfriend and I recently took apart his cyberpower pc that stopped working a few weeks ago and we found some interesting discoveries. The graphics card was advertised as a 1060, but in reality it was we believe a 570x with all of the identifying stickers removed to hide the fact it wasn't a 1060. The hard drive said it was a WD but upon further inspection it seemed as if someone had swapped the label, also was the case on the SSD. We both tried everything we could think of to try and get it to at least load up to a monitor again, but it will just turn on and then sit their not connecting to the monitor. We were trying to get it to work again so at least we could get his files, but we have just chalked it up to a lost cause. All in all I agree with what you said about being cautious about buying pre-builts. Do your research! I understand that not everyone is comfortable with building their own pc, but these cyberpowers from what I have seen are something else. Also I appreciate you putting the word out their and currently custom building a pc for my boyfriend to use. Sorry that this was so long.
Thank you very much I was planning on buying a pc from cyber powers but I was like ya know what before I do it ima do some research and I’m so glad I did, I found this comment very helpful thank you very much.
@@Echoslain You're welcome! Glad to hear that it was helpful to you.
@@RevItUpCardGames uhhhhh you did chargeback right? and also report it? that's highly illegal of them to do that
love yo gaming case
For any person wanting to build their first pc, but are scared to do so. Do it. If any of the parts don't work, 9x out of 10 it's because you didn't put enough pressure for the cable/cpu/ram into the motherboard or it's a faulty component. It's a learning experience that is fun, and will take you ways on end to the ownership of a computer. The only 2 times you shouldn't have to do so, is if you don't have the time, or are rich as balls to have someone do it for you. But just know, that buying prebuilds will have issues in the long run, what will happen if you think your cpu had failed? Do you have the experience to replace it successfully? Though it isn't hard for "us". to a person that's never done it, they may be too scared to do so, and buy another 1500$ PC. When hell, it could've just been a garbage RAM stick, or a burnt CMOS battery.
Power supply issue?
You would have been better building one or getting one built but making sure you can upgrade It and go from there.. You prob could have done better job then Cyberpower did
i was just going to order a £3500 pc from them and now im put off, think i build my own.
(There's a 50/50 chance that this won't fix your problem, but it's worth trying)
But anyways, Try and adjust your minimum/maximum processor rate.
Open control panel, then go to hardware and sound, after that select power options, and then select High performance, once you've done that go to "Change plan settings" and then choose "Change advanced power settings", after that click the + mark beside the "Processor power management" tab. Then do the same with the minimum/maximum tabs, and then make sure they're on 90-95. Also make sure the system cooling policy is active. After that restart your pc.
Also if you haven't already done this. Go to "Settings" Then "system" after that go to "about" then select "advanced system settings" and then select "settings for the performance tab, after that go to "advanced" and then select "programs".
I have never had a issue with my cyberpower pc except the 2080 ti they shipped it with. I sent it in and they gave me a new one, sold it and i upgraded to a 3070 ti. Its on its 3rd year and its still staying strong! Though i did spend over 2k for it
power supply is not good enough to handle to the rtx 3070 because it takes alot of power and spikes up alot
How if it’s a 750w
@@JGonzu They could have slapped a faulty psu in your pc. Also the 750w they put in is the minimum requirement alot of people say but i would put in a 850w gold (i run a 850w gold with a rx 6800xt) to be safe as the 6800xt also has that minimum requirement of a 750w but you have to put it in perspective, your cpu,fans/cooling etc are also taking additional power so i think that your pc is drawing too much power for your 750w therefore shutting down. But you never know i could be completely wrong and it could be something else.
@@ineedsumjuice6967 no ur wrong straight up. Il give it to u that it could be a faulty psu but 750 watts is more then enough. Stuff will spike with electricity but not nearly as much ass people say. It could be a bunch of reasons why it's messing up. It's good to check if everything's in all the way. To keep an eye on Temps and voltage while playing. A big problem is with hardware parts their using. My friend just got a prebuilt but the motherboard bios update isn't even available to the average consumer. I think what's happening is their using prebuilt specific motherboards that are super cheap for them to use which is causing compatibility issues because their not getting service updates they need like the average consumer motherboard. We changed his xmp to profile 1 and it helped make it not crash for alot longer but idk with these prebuilts u have no idea what ur getting into. If I was o.p I woulda returned that alot longer ago for a new one. These companies make huge profits off people thinking they won't accept a return. If I was o.p here's what I'd do. Download bios update. Download nvidida GeForce expierence and drivers updates, windows updates. Reinstall windows 11 or 10 or whatever u have. Try turning global cstate or c state controls off. Try turning xmp on or mess around with ram clock speed to see if it's ram speed compatibility issues. Make sure everything's plugged in. Check heat voltage and utilization before it turns off. If u did all these things u pretty much went through some of the most common issues. I just did all these things with a friend and it was so annoying. In the end he's still returning it because it keeps blue screening. Not this exact one but the abs master gaming pc. I have a feeling his ram speed might not be clocked out correctly but it could be an internal issue. They tend to use cheaper parts and with no way to fully identify parts seeing how they use certain parts consumers can't even buy makes it super sus to go thru with. It's either a hit or miss with these computers. I'm sure the chances are higher to be successful with a prebuilt then unsuccessful depending on the brand, it still makes it super annoying to buy cheap prebuilt pcs. Honestly to anyone out their reading this. If ur trying to make a budget pc I'd recommend picking up a case, motherboard, powersupply, and even ram if possible from a good will. Then focusing all your money into gpu and like 200 bucks into a cpu. If u buy everything used u can focus all your money into a gpu. I'd prob recommend buying the motherboard ram, powersupply, and cpu used if ur on a super budget, test it out with cheap graphics card first to see if everything is working then buy the expensive graphics card when u know the ram, powersupply, cpu and motherboard all work. This can significantly reduce the price of your pc if u find good quality lowprice used products. You can buy a used gpu but people tend to overclock gpu more then anything which can result in early death or problems.
@@hh-hj9fn Yeah, i didnt think i would be right lol, im not the best at diagnosis but yeah
@@ineedsumjuice6967 yah theirs just this huge misconception on how much watts people actually need. The recommeded wattage is if your absolutely overclocking everything to a large amount. The minimum recommendation is like the "bare minimum" to run it hut even that has huge head room most the time.
Nah find the homie closest who has been doing this a while ! Might be able to grab their old one you know will be rock solid for four more years !
i bought from cyberpower but it was through amazon and the seller added some ram some extra stoarge and a more powerful graphics card and i havent had any problems with it at all i game and stream and my temperatures be at 45-50° c max i also added 3 extra fans to it
gigabyte psu's literally explode. id reccomend u get that thing outta there asap
watching this on a cyberpower
Word of advice “Never buy prebuilt unless you’re going for the gpu”
nah just dont buy them from ibuypower or cyberpower
@@ItzSplash_ I got my 3090 from Ibuypower no issues for 2 years finally my pump died on liquid cooler replaced it the other day and now it’s works better than ever also put a new powersuplly in I like ibuypowrr
@@ItzSplash_ Nah ibuypower's ass asf, sometimes cyberpower could be pretty bang for ur buck if you buy from store imo
So look cyber power pc from Facebook bro wants 550 do I do it
@@oddcamel261 Depends what are the specs
bruh its your psu probs not giving enough power too cpu and gpu
There's so many good youtube videos guiding you step by step to build a pc I'll never understand why people choose prebuilts. I built my first ever PC a little over a year ago and it wasn't hard at all. I hope you get your problem fixed man. First thing I would check is that Gigabyte PSU. The 850w and 750w was part a of a big recall in 2021. Not sure if theres a way to check your serial number for it and see if it was part of the bad batch. Something about their how they handle power spikes and would cause the psu to shutdown into protection mode.
Its just chepaer to buy a prebuilt, its also just plug and play ig. I'm gonna build one once I learn what specs go together.
@@asiankommando1623cheaper to buy a prebuilt? 😂 prove it
Bro I commented on your first video. I’m pretty sure that since they fucked up your fans by placing them right next to each other, the airflow is terrible. This means your system is overheating and shutting off.
If you bought it from Amazon, they never take care of their products it’s probably their fault, if you picked it up, it’s either your driving or they messed it up, I have one and it never crashed like this.
I bought today;
(all new with package)
rtx 4070
ryzen 7 5800x
32gb ddr4
chipset 550 mainboard
2tb nvme2 ssd
700w psu
fractal design mesh case
all for 1000 Euro. You paid 2500 Dollar for a rtx 3070 system with a 16gb ddr4 ram bro... never do that again bro for real... thats TOO MUCH WASTED MONEY !!!
uhh it was like a few yrs ago... i dont know much about pc's but i dont think the 40 series was even out then lol
Bro when there is power problems, you should remove the 3070 just in case. This is not the time to have a GPU to buy, especially a 3070 lmfao.
My first gaming pc was a skytech and boi that was a garbage pc. Power supply fan backwards, only 1 crew holding mobo into place and glue on the stock cooler.
you model for calvin klein bro?
Damn I hope you get things sorted out bro!
wassup man have you fixed your pc ever since you made this video?
To be honest nah. Waiting for 5000 series to come out then I’m going to build a new one with all new components.
Nah jit is majestic
Just don't buy any pre-built machine! Self built is always a wise choice if knows enough about the Computers 😅
But not everyone has the knowledge or skill to build their own
My CyberPower came perfect. Just recently updated my GPU. Only thing that was wrong upon arrival with my PC was one of the cooling fans was out of place. Question I have is how in the heck did you pay almost 2600 and have nothing in your pc? Like nothing. I bought mine for 1,100 and have upgraded cooling fan and power supply. Everything else came with the pc as well as 2 extra mice and keyboards. I dunno did you buy direct from site or some 3rd party claiming to be them cause that just don't add up to that much.
exactly mine was $1300 and i bought from cyberpower but it was through amazon and the seller added some ram some extra stoarge and a more powerful graphics card and i havent had any problems with it at all i game and stream and my temperatures be at 45-50° c max i also added 3 extra fans to it
Had a similar problem with system data just shitting itself and things getting set to default, but instead a 1,800+ line AI I was working on had been pretty much entirely deleted from the shitty system, I bought from skyware and their PCs are way fucking better in terms of showing up and not being cheaply assembled, but soon I'm gonna be building my own shit
ryzen 7 5800x, Rtx 3070 and 16gb of ram. NO WAY YOU PAYED 2.5k for that...
Was bought in 2020
I would sell the parts and get a good motherboard
Dude you and these comments jus saved my ass
power supply issue I'm guessing
One thing thing I forgot to mention is all drivers have been updated and pc has been formatted several times. If anyone has any recommendations (other than changing the power supply) which exact power supply should I change it to and what else should I do so that I can max out my build and make it the best it can be?
Get any psu with at least 750w from any known brand such as corsair, nzxt, cooler master etc and try to get it fully modular if you dont want any extra cables in your case🙂 hope you solve your problem with only switching out the psu
bruh the gigabyte power supplies have been known to explode! Basically the wires and the steel jugs inside cant handle the heat and electronic current which cause the pc to shutdown when its at 100%. Ay to a temporary fix, go to windows and change the power management to power saver. After that go play a few matches of warzone. If you dont get crashing then its 100% the power supply. If you do still get crashes its the gpu not being abel to handle the heat. Please do this before sending it to microcenter so you dont get ripped off for like $200+ for a simple fix.
Bro please pay someone on Craigslist to help you build it that's what I did and it really helped me past damaging stuff
try replacing the coc battery or something
that's error is from cyberpower maintboard, and Cyberpower maintboard is suck
You funny af bro bro ngl I feel you I build my pc I have a 4080 13700k cpu and 32 gbs of ram 3600mhz
Im buying this for april, i hope mine doesnt have problems :(
Get nzxt if anything
@@JGonzu I got that
@@JGonzu why nzxt?
we would call cyberpower cowboys bad stuff bro
I bought a Cyberpower and it was aight, until I tried to buy a second one and they fucked me
We should play WZ sum time