The Most Popular Prebuilt on Amazon! | $1000 Gaming PC

Welcome to my latest Video! This time I’m checking out the most popular prebuilt sold on Amazon.

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[slouchyz]

I bought this pc for Black Friday 2020 for around $750, upgraded the ram, changed the CPU cooler, and added a 2TB 7200rpm Hard drive. It’s been a great first pc and performance is amazing.

[visiblytarted]

Build Pro PC has an $860 prebuilt with a ryzen 5, RTX 4060, 16gb of ram and its amazing for the price compared to most Amazon prebuilts. It's work taking a look at.

[KillerTacos]

For someone who builds a lot of PC’s, I’d love to see you make a video on transferring storage from one SSD to a new one when upgrading - eg. Going from a 500GB NVME SSD to a 1TB one for example

[michaelthompson]

VG video and great to see your detailed explanations of the componentry. Very helpful for many mum and dad / grandparent shoppers looking at these systems for their kids/grandkids to use.

[jamesmarchetti]

Great basic video. I have bought Cyber Power before quite awhile ago. Good to see they are still offering high-value computers !

[bonky_in_space]

Ive owned this model of prebuilt pc for around 7 months and ive had literally no problems with it and it runs games great at medium to high settings would recommend

[twiztidsidfreak]

I paid $540 for the 9400F model with the 1660oc used off facebook in great shape, I bought a 2nd stick of ram for $35 and a better air cooler for $32 and put fans I already had in it. These stock rgb fans don't have speed control

[videogamephenomhd]

The airflow seems to be good, but the CPU stock cooler proves to be no match unless Noctua or DeepCool replaces it.

[DMMDwrestler]

You’re missing the most important piece of information- how much are you paying to have it built vs building it yourself?

[owb]

Always love to see CyberPower get some love. I get that it depends on the individual who built the PC for CyberPower/bestbuy but in my case I got a legitimately solid build.

Last September bought a $700 Rx 580/Ryzen 3600 rig from bestbuy to use as a spare rig in the family house. Gold rated psu, basic ram( of course) and a decent aftermarket cpu cooler which manages to keep me below between 50-70c in most cases ( much better than stock cooler). The one thing I'll advice everyone buying a prebuilt is to at least check your rig when you first get it, and make sure everything is plugged in, etc. Very very worth imo to get started into the world of pcs. Just be mindful of the state of the market right now when choosing and acknowledge you're definitely spending at least an extra $150...just cause.

[drewsreviews]

very thorough review keep it up you deserve more subs and this is looking like a great pc for me

[MBBCTA]

I know nothing about PC’s. I was looking to get one but I don’t know which ones are good and bad. I don’t need a fancy one, I just want one that allows me to play modded ark fine, or any other game.(I am a ps4/switch player)

[Koubles]

It's a sad day when scalpers and miners have ruined the market so much that a pre-built system is actually so far ahead of being a better deal than building it yourself. I'm sure you could easily find scalpers right now selling that card at almost the same cost of the whole kit you are getting here.

[Sxpphre]

bro I don't understand this such a high quality video with lots of valuable information yet this only gets 40k views. You can't make this shit up.

[potatoskins]

I couldn't imagine spending £1000 and getting 8gb of ram prices are crazy right now

[realistobserver]

Thankyou for the video background very informal and I’m just getting into pc so I really appreciate it

[bagofpennys]

There is a $900 prebuilt on Build Pro PC with a Ryzen 5500, GTX 1650, and 16GB of ram. For under $1000 it's a solid gaming PC for sure.

[Victor-zesd]

you can have your graphics card do a passthrough the motherboard ports so you can plug it in where you want.

[MrKsan]

I can clearly see why people are buying pre-built in this GPU market, Even I almost bought a pre-built just to pull the GPU and use it but in the end, I just couldnt do it. I had to build a new system to know everything was fine. I built a I5 11600K with a RX 6600 XT for $1200 and I believe it is a far superior system compared to a pre-built of same price range. I would suggest people take their time and search around to find a good deal on their parts. Their are GPU's out there, you just have to keep searching. While I feel like I still paid to much for my RX-6600 xt, in this market $450 for the card wasnt to bad, it even came with a tube of Vaseline to help ease the butt hurt feeling.

[gregorytavarez]

literally bought the same pc back in January and is amazing I upgraded the ram of course and I'm on my way to upgrade the power supply as the one that came with the computer which was an apevia power supply is doing better than expected but I thing is time to changed.