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CyberPowerPC - Gaming Desktop
14pc/$
$1,699.99In stock
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GPU
RTX 5060 TI
CPU
Ryzen 7 9700X
Memory
16GB DDR5
Storage
1TB SSD
What you're getting
The CyberPowerPC - Gaming Desktop pairs a RTX 5060 TI with a Ryzen 7 9700X, scoring 14.3 PP$.
Building it yourself would save about $485. If you're comfortable assembling, DIY wins on this config.
Quick verdict
Sticker price
$1,700
Build it for
$1,215
$485 cheaper to build
Performance
72/100
Good
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