It comes down to this: iBuyPower did cut costs in three areas (motherboard, CPU cooler, and gpu), but for pure gaming the machine is still great. I should have made it more clear that the CPU cooler is not enough for an OC as high as 5.0 ghz. That is true. I also want to point out my source on the motherboard being an issue as well. See this review from Tom's Hardware: www.tomshardware.com/reviews/mag-z390-tomahawk-core-i9-9900k-msi-atx-motherboard,5914-4.html So I don't think I'll be keeping this desktop. The thing is I do render a lot of videos, and I'll want to overclock my CPU to at least 5.0 ghz on the 9900K for rendering, so this desktop just doesn't have the performance I want from a desktop. That said, the $2499 price tag for what you're getting here is still a great overall deal if you're just going to be gaming. P.S. Mega-Giveaway is still going on! ruclips.net/video/m3ChY7MPYmQ/видео.html
The blower style gpu in this case is to help prevent over heating, its probably a more air tight case if you used a custom card you would be putting more heat into the system.
I got an ibuypower from best buy a couple years ago before I knew much. It came with an i7 and a gtx 1060 3gb and an asus gaming motherboard. and a decent rated power supply. I have upgraded the card since then and the computer still performs fantastic.
im getting one from the website and getting either the ryzen 5700g or ryzen 5800x processor and probably a 3060ti with 32 gigs of ram and 800w power supply. I've used my roommates and his has still doing great after a few years as well
I only decided to go with a semi higher end mainly due to playing more demanding games plus streaming and possibly RUclips series for a few games. The ryzen 7 5800x from what I've seen is great for those who use their pcs to multitask I could be wrong though
Just picked one up on sale, the 3060, 5700. Online was listed 1299 but picked up in store for 985 with tax. Made sure everything was good and in there which it was, the packaging on the GPU, cords, mouse and keyboard. All I could afford or I'd get a better card but it was a steal. Been wprking amazing in all my games. Way happier than my previous prebuilt for $999+tax and shipping back in 2020 with 1660ti and 2600x. Didnt know shit about PCs then. PC was from Skytech. Amazing PC but overpriced as fuck.
This was explained extremely well. I was just expecting a review, not a full in depth explanation as to why certain parts might not be the best. Great vid
Honestly, great review, glad to see more people realizing that prebuilts aren't all bad if you actually just do research to make sure you get good parts. One small criticism I have though is not to have such a title that suggests that it is, because in the video you say that it isn't, and people who don't actually click on the video or don't watch the whole thing might not realize that you didn't actually get scammed. Also, a lot of their PCs do have the 3 fan variants for GPUs like my RTX 2080 Windforce that came with mine.
That’s false information your giving, the temperature has nothing to do with the motherboard. It’s a great motherboard and the one of the best Z390 for its price. Real problem is the cpu cooler being 120mm and in-house made. I must agree on the gpu thought. You can tell that gpu was made to save cost. Overall they cut corners on the gpu, the cpu cooler and the cable management, aka time = money less time put into making it = less cost. Please next time don’t blame the wrong parts.
i was very confused by this review. I bought a PC from Cyberpower PC. But I chose all my components? So I'm confused where the "cutting corners" happen. You see the exact manufacturers and speeds of every product you are getting. The cable management was great too. But I paid the extra $25 for the cable covers and expert cable management. I don't know. But I had great luck with Cyberpower
I agree the cooler is not enough either for full 5.0 ghz OC, but it is actually two 120 mm fans stack together (not equal to full 240 mm fan cooling, though it is better than 120 mm). There are other reviewers who have found issue with the motherboard not regulating the voltage well enough for OCing past 4.7 ghz. I should have just quoted Tom's as a source on that front. Here it is: www.tomshardware.com/reviews/mag-z390-tomahawk-core-i9-9900k-msi-atx-motherboard,5914-4.html So even if the cooler could cool it well enough, a 5.0 ghz OC still wouldn't be stable long term because of motherboard anyway. Just don't expect high OC with his machine, you'll be a happy camper with it I think. especially for the price.
It's not that Ibuypower cut corners on a certain part. You have the option to upgrade any part on the machine through the intergrader. Now yes, the upgrades will be extra on total cost but to say Ibuypower cut corners is false. Every single computer on their website has a customize button. I bought an Ibuypower machine in 2013 and am still using it to game today. Only thing I upgraded was the video card. You have the option to get a better GPU and CPU if you want. They have a ton of options from the big name brands. I plan on building my next computer but if I was going to buy another prebuilt, Ibuypower would be it. Not one single problem with mine other than having to replace the cmos battery in over 5 years now..
@@itsMett8 exactly. If corners were cut, it was the buyer who did it. They chose that cpu or GPU in their set up. Ibuypower or Cyberpower is going to put in what the buyer chooses.
Its not the motherboard at fault here. Its the choice of a 120mm AIO. Also the 9900k in general is a very hot CPU thanks to not so good solder solution.
Is the pc worth it? I'm thinking about buying a gaming PC and I can buy one at any price, so no budget. What would be your reccomendation for a streaming PC for fps games?
Thank you very much for this honest video. I just bought the new, 3080 version of this PC and now I’m very excited! When I first saw “scam” on the title I was like, oh no. But I DO fall into the “pure gamer” category you were talking about and I cannot wait to get this machine and use it! Thanks again. I subbed 💪🏻
My first pc was an I buy power , and I have never had a problem with it , amazing pc and I cannot tell you how great my experience was with it. However if you are going to upgrade it , your going to NEEED to get a new motherboard , that is where they primarily cut costs. Still not a bad pc by any means but if your going to make a beast pc motherboards gotta go amigo
is this one good? iBUYPOWER - TraceMR Gaming Desktop - Intel i7-12700F - 16GB DDR4 3200 Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 - 1TB NVMe SSD Because i wanted one for VR and roblox and minecraft i bought it i heard they are good and i got this one for 300 dollars less cus of Blk friday
Major problem with that water cooler. It is sufficient at stock but OC looks like that small one which is too tiny in my honest opinion for any overclocking. Sure its water cooling, but it has such little area to cool, before making a loop again which could overwhelm the water cooler itself. Happy to hear it did not thermal throttle but a 240 or 360 water cooler would be a big improvement.
Nigga na you can’t just skip over the chipset, cooling, power supply, ram, storage, airflow. Especially power supply I’ve seen some very bad shit go wrong with a bad PSU it could ruin every one of your parts
The shipping takes so long tho, I paid for over night shipping and that didn't count for the built, it took a month for them to build it and one night to ship it...
i bought a 1600 dollar gaming ring from cyberpower back in 2018 work fine for me actually gonna get a streaming pc from ibuypower sometime later this year
I’ve always selected my parts and built my own PCMR rig. Ever since ....... Jesus I’m getting old NEVER MIND when. My point is, this year I decided to give one of these prebuilt rigs a go....... BEST DECISION of mid life so far. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ would definitely recommend to a friend. 😎
I've seen some like these on Amazon for like $400-500, I'm on a budget and i'm kinda itching to buy but dunno because of some of the 50/50 reviews about it.
bought one today, first pc, i think i’ll be pleased, upgrading from a potato of an xbox. i don’t know much, don’t want to overclock i want to be as easy on it as i can and game and stream on it, i’m hoping it can do both
@@schwifty9038 im sure yours will hold up just fine. i bought a cheaper model (iBP element MR 9320) seven months ago and still have no complaints. what i like about these prebuilt desktops is that they arent expected to perform as well as they do for as long as they last. and when they do go to hell on us, you dont feel like its the end of the world.
I just got one of these last Friday and honestly I'm disappointed. I've only been playing games and it's been hard restarting on me at least once every couple of days. I thought this would be something they would check on or fix during QC, but it seems this slipped through. I'm not the only person who has had this problem, I have a friend who got the exact same machine and had to send it back, got refunded and went to Falcon instead. I don't want to go through all of this, nor do I want the fun of the RMA process. I just can't recommend this if this is such a common issue.
In some cases (not all cases) a pre- built pc can be less money than a DIY build. One reason: Windows 10 is pre- installed which will cost you quite some money to install on a DIY, which, if you are on a budget can be a somewhat substantial amount.
No. Google is fucking free. Just check the price of each item, compare it to what they're charging you. Expect to overpay a few hundred on the grand total for the fact it's being built for you.
I’ve been building my own systems for 30+ years and I decided this month to try one of the pre-built machines. After considerable research I decided on the following; iBuyPower [Gaming RDY IWRG201] Windows 10 Home, AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, ASUS TUF X570-PLUS GAMING (WiFi) Motherboard, ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 2080 Ti Video Card, 16GB DDR4-3200MHz ADATA RGB Memory. I’ve had it up and running for a few days now and running some pretty demanding games on it. I did add 4 more TB of SSD storage swapped out that expensive video card for an MSI GAMING GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDRR6 192-bit HDMI/DP Ray Tracing Turing Architecture VR Ready Graphics Card (RTX 2060 VENTUS 6G OC). I did this because the card that came with his machine only had 2 display ports and my other has 3. Since my monitor setup is 3 ASUS VG248 144hz. With this setup, I have been able to run all my games at Ultra or Epic settings with no problems and no overclocking needed. I have not run any benchmarks yet, but the feel is that the current setup is more than adequate for any but the most demanding gaming enthusiast.
My only criticism of this build is the case could use some more mounting positions for extra storage or possibly an optical drive. However, the motherboard provides adequate USB 3.0 ports for external drive expansion. The bottom line is I’m very happy with my purchase and if I sell that very expensive video card and recoup about a thousand dollars then the machine will indeed be a bargain.
@@pheniox7742 Yes, I bought it on ibuypower.com and it was delivered in the US. Their 2-day delivery was spot on and their communications during the process were spectacular. The only negative I have found so far was as someone else said on here I believe. The keyboard and mouse are very substandard if you’re serious about gaming. I had that covered with a Logitech G613 gaming keyboard and G903 mouse anyway.
@@MrHorsepro Can you give any advice on the newer ones? I'm buying one very soon and need some advice. So many reviews say they are good and bad. I rarely have the type of money to do this.
Hmm .. the 120 mm AIO radiator is the sole cause of your higher temps .. it's in leagues with a HSF. You were more caught up with those cheap RGB uncoordinated lights than something like the 360 mm Corsair H150i. 😂🤣🤤
Please read guys... I decided to pick up one of these guys a couple weeks ago. Difference is from the video is they use now GIGABYTE GAMING OC GeForce® RTX 2080 Ti - 11GB GDDR6 (VR-Ready) which IMO better because it has a triple fan setup and yes it does run a bit on the hotter side when playing and streaming. Also the PSU is now 750W. First week of using this computer I was getting complete shut downs and restart while streaming and playing on the pc. Only two things I could think of were bad graphics card or bad psu. Sent my computer back to Ibuypower and it turns out that the new updates for the card draw too much power from the card and components in the CPU so the new 750w psu doesn’t work with this configuration. They are upgrading me to a 850W and will run tests overnight to see how it handles and I will pick it up tomorrow. I will give you guys another update as soon as I hook it back up at my place. In all honestly I would have just given me a 1000w psu cause that’s more than enough power for later upgrades.
I just got mines a few days ago,with a ryzen 2700,rtx2070,msi 470 motherboard and the same 750w PSU.only thing I didn't like was the wire management on the back of the pc.what u paid for urs?
Hey I know I’m late and this has nothing to do with your comment but in the video he said something about having a gpu downloaded or something. Do you know what that means? I don’t know anything about pc. Can you help me?
@@fernandomartinez2422 a GPU is a graphics card can't download one. My best advice is to keep watching videos get to know the components inside of a rig. Knowledge urself as much as possible
I have personally an IBUYPOWER computer, Keyboard, But not a mouse since it broke and kept copy pasting stuff, So I had to get a wireless mouse from the store, The setup was clean, No issues, And I had alot of fun playing video games with friends. I'd say IBUYPOWER is a bit pricey, But it has great benefits.
I bought a computer from IbuyPower years ago. I paid extra for a custom wiring job. When I received the computer, everything was a mess. I called up and told the representative that I was not happy. He didn’t even question my concerns and immediately refunded me the amount I paid for the wiring job. Computer ran well for about 5 years until the CPU crapped out. I swapped the CPU and replaced a few fans as well as the cooling system. Computer runs great again. I ended up giving it to a family member and wound up building a new Ryzen 7 3600x gaming PC.
just received one iBuyPower and it doesn't even power up; after they took 1 full week to put together and claim to test it before shipping. disappointed!
Grawman67 I sent it back which took 1 week then took another week of emailing back and forth to get answers to why a brand new computer would have any defects!!! I m sorry that I bought from them.
I bought a ibuypower trace 941 in july 2018 at bestbuy on sale for $200 off the retail. I absolutely love it! No problems what so ever for the 5 months I've had it. No complains. Even overclocked my 8700k to 4.9ghz with no problems.
sirjizzalot I got the trace 941 as well like a month ago and it’s worked great for gaming, that’s all I use it for. Has an Asus turbo 1080 and a Corsair cooler. Haven’t overclocked or anything but still runs well
I bought a trace 941 as well, in may I believe. No problems whatsoever on my part. I am not a heavy gamer, but want to be soon. Love this computer, super quiet and fast.
@@thesprinkler7893 cool, can you link one from best buy or amazon please.. I have no clue about monitors. I am still using an old flat HP that I got with a previous system 7 years ago
John Crone oh damn lol when you use a high refresh rate, the mouse moves across your screen like butter. If you want something cheaper go with a view sonic, lg, or hp omen monitor with 144 hz, or if you wanna go high priced but best quality, I personally have the Acer Predator xb2 with 240 hz and g sync. 27 inch.
motherboard is fine for OCing, the 120mm radiator is not designed for such a high OC, even more so with Intel's Flagship chip. the majority of people who will buy this will not know what or how to OC to begin with. in essence, you're spouting misinformation and are clueless about the tech you are talking about.
Yea people put too much value on overclocking.Like if they can’t push the CPU to the brink of frying,it’s garbage.That PC he reviewed was more than capable of playing every AAA title at max.Idk what the big issue is.
I have considered buying a iBuypower gamer from Amazon only because I could do so on a payment plan. My only concern is that I have seen mixed reviews of these systems and will be inconsolably pissed off if I find that I should have just gone the route of building my own even if it took a little more time to pay for. In the end, all I want to do is run MS Flight D=Sim 2020 with decent graphics and have the option of later upgrades as I saw necessary. Thanks for your review. I might reconsider this (actually cheaper variant) purchase....
If this helps any my roommate has one with a 3060ti graphics card and Ryzen 5700 processor i believe could be a slightly older. The only problems hes had out of his was when he got it the windows was corrupt but he had it fixed easily in an hour or 2. Other than that he has no issues from it and if anything he wont get off of it lol I'm getting one in a few months with the 3060 ti maybe newer along with the Ryzen 5800 processor with 240 cooling, 32 gigs of ram and 800w power supply. with his alone hes able to consistently stream without rendering the quality etc and is vr capable
I can say first-hand that the 120mm cooler is not adequate for overclocking a 9th gen i7 (i7 9700k build). The cooler installed on my computer (which looks very similar to the one in the video minus RGB) is only capable of cooling the CPU to about 46 degrees Celsius on idle, no programs running in the background. Once a game such as Squad or Hell Let Loose is started up, the CPU cranks up into the low to high 80's, and the cooler can only keep it there for a little while, before the CPU reaches emergency shut-off temps. Even a game like Minecraft with some HD texturepacks and a handful of mods (sevtech ages) the cpu stays in the range of 81-84 degrees Celsius.
One thing he didn't mention, even though he's clear about picking a pre-built PC, is that every single component in every machine they make is customizable. He could have added $50 or $100 or however much to the one he bought to get the motherboard he wanted. Personally I've had 3 of these machines now and the very little extra you'll be paying to not do it yourself is absolutely worth the convenience. That being said, if there is any issue then individual components aren't under warranty as they would be when you buy them separately, so if something goes wrong and you don't want to pay for it, you'll be without a PC for a couple of weeks. Those 2 pros and cons are the biggest differences and a deciding factor in whether or not you'd like to give them a whirl.
It might run the games fine but the real question is, is the amount of money your spending on it worth the power and specs of the pc? And can you build a pc for a lot cheaper?
I don’t know why everybody hates these, I have one of these that is pretty similar with a 2080 and a 8700k and it has been working perfectly, no problems or issues
I have that model too for for 1650$ and its awsome bb953 model is great they dont hate them there just PC nerds that love complaining about everything even though these PC's run great for the price
milplayer19 I know you probably won’t see this, as you commented this a year ago, but is your cyberpower pc computer still running after a year or no. If so what problems have you had.
People just need to do their research. They can be great pc's, its not like they make alot of the tech themselves its sourced from other companies just like most pc companies so I say just know what your getting and i suggest getting it straight from them and not some 3rd party. I bought one and got a killer deal on it. came with a i7-11700kf cpu, asus ROG strix rtx 3060ti, 16gb(2x8gb) t-group ddr4 3600mhz rgb ram, 1tb samsung 980 m.2 ssd, ASrock z590 mobo, 240mm ARgb liquid cooling, 6x 120mm ARgb fans, win 11. Just waited for a sale where the price dropped for 24hours and I got it for $1400!!. Thats a steal if you ask me. I bought it straight off their website and got it 3 days later, free shipping. The case was cool but I liked the one I already had so I switched everything over and I will upgrade with more ram, another m.2 ssd etc. But I felt like all the parts in it were great and for that price especially with how much gpu's are today. I've been super happy it, just do the due dilligence before buying
I bought my son an iBuyPower 504 series because he is a big gamer. This damn thing has been nothing but a headache with problems. New problem after only two years? The sound card and I have no idea what the hell to buy to fix it.
One the remote for the lights is not on all of the pc’s and 2 the *i forgot the name* black bag in the start doesn’t come in all of there PCs I’ve have a i buy power and I do not recommend it AT ALL for new gamers to the PC community
Okay you got misinformation going on. First motherboard has not a single thing to do with your heat issues. Second 9900 series of processors has well known heat issues and no you can not delid it because it's a sodered chip. The 120 cooler is seriously lacking. Now with all that being said Ibuypower gives you the option to change everything about the build. You could have easily gone with a 240 or 320 cooler. Also you could have gotten a much better processor with 9700 or 8700k. Could have changed up generally every single thing you had a complaint about. So I don't think your evaluation is good at all. You obviously lack some knowledge of what goes on in a PC.
The cheap motherboard, although it won't cause higher temps, there are still limitations due to vrm temps. You can delid it, despite it being soldered, it just takes extra steps. Cpu cooler issues are true. The 9900k performs better than the 8700k and 9700k, in tasks other than gaming. Gaming does need higher clocks, however it's already to a point where you won't notice a difference in games anyway.
This is a IBUYPOWER pre-built which is alot cheaper than custom building on their website, I saw a similar Ibuypower build on amazon but instead of a 2080ti it was a 2070 and it was only $1,799 and I think that is a steal. But once I buy it I'm gonna change the cooler to a 240mm cooler.
well it's a what, 140 or 120 mm AIO? so ya, its going to run hot, get a case that can take a 240 or 360mm radiator and you wont have this heat issue on the cpu.
My unit is NOT the Cheap one you see for $899 on RUclips, and it is NOT this i9 on this Video. It is in the Middle! MR179A, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 16GB DDR4 3000 Memory - GeForce RTX 2060 6GB - 480GB SSD - 1TB HDD, RGB for $1,499 I can't find a Review even if my Life Depended on it Hahaha :)
I can only imagine what board Microcenter got with this one...the IBuyPower MCT3900 Gaming Computer AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8GHz Processor; NVIDIA RTX 2080 Super 8GB GDDR6; 32GB DDR4-3000 RAM; 1TB SSD 2200 bucks
Many, many of my components were not even attached. I mean NEVER plugged in. I got a new hire build and not double checked before it went out the door. You were lucky to have everything hooked up.
@@davidadunola7867 GeForce rtx 2070super with intel 10900k and 32gb ddr4 3200mhz ram and 1000 gigs of ssd storage. I actually got a replacement because of the led problem. The new one came with no problems.
@@itiswhatis1009 mine was 1500 for an rtx2070 super and 10900k cpu. 1000 ssd. 16gb of ram. To me and my experience so far. I love it. Totally worth it in my eyes
Craig Digennaro give it about a year and a half and it is gona give you hell. Mine was amazing at first and then went to shit shortly after a year and I fucking hate it. I’m about to upgrade to an omen which is hopefully better and not trash.
Got my pc, motherboard and power supply failed after 1 month. Got it back two MONTHS LATER shipping cost 200$ only for them to "fix it" when i booted i had to go into the bios and fix a bunch of shit that they were suppose to already have set up. The thing thag pissed my off the most is the fact i can longer connect to wifi due to mysterious disappearance of the the atenna ports.
Bought an iBuyPower PC for 750$ at BestBuy about a week ago and I love it. Plays all my favorite games at Max graphics without lagging. It’s my first gaming PC. I know nothing about computers but It seemed pretty cheap for a gaming PC. So I kinda expected it to have some cheap parts. Good PC for a good price
motherboard is the main platform to a PC, glad you pointed that out, 1 of the reasons I hate HP, is because HP use there own motherboards with few options to upgrade, and if something stops working, you have to buy an HP part to replace it and they charge lots of $
I havent received my ibuypower pc yet, but it seems to me these bad reviews on them are mainly failing parts by an uneducated user, or they arent properly assembled, which can be both user issues. They allow full customization of your pcs, allowing you the consumer to decide on sufficient parts and cheap parts. I just spent 1300 on a prebuilt, but i swapped parts to make sure its not all cheaped out entirely, for example the power supply, and ram might be the only cheaped out parts, comes with ryzen 5 3600 processer and 5700xt gpu, which are great for a build to come at that price point, along with the mobo with wifi (not AsRock thank god) i believe its Asus, so well see
It comes down to this: iBuyPower did cut costs in three areas (motherboard, CPU cooler, and gpu), but for pure gaming the machine is still great. I should have made it more clear that the CPU cooler is not enough for an OC as high as 5.0 ghz. That is true. I also want to point out my source on the motherboard being an issue as well. See this review from Tom's Hardware: www.tomshardware.com/reviews/mag-z390-tomahawk-core-i9-9900k-msi-atx-motherboard,5914-4.html So I don't think I'll be keeping this desktop. The thing is I do render a lot of videos, and I'll want to overclock my CPU to at least 5.0 ghz on the 9900K for rendering, so this desktop just doesn't have the performance I want from a desktop. That said, the $2499 price tag for what you're getting here is still a great overall deal if you're just going to be gaming.
P.S. Mega-Giveaway is still going on! ruclips.net/video/m3ChY7MPYmQ/видео.html
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Wow perfect gaming PC warm yet looks cool
I'll take it! if its free that is I have no $
Wtf did you expect? Ibuypower is the most affordable high end pre build. It's great quality for the price. Now the keyboard is trash throw it away.
The blower style gpu in this case is to help prevent over heating, its probably a more air tight case if you used a custom card you would be putting more heat into the system.
I got an ibuypower from best buy a couple years ago before I knew much. It came with an i7 and a gtx 1060 3gb and an asus gaming motherboard. and a decent rated power supply. I have upgraded the card since then and the computer still performs fantastic.
im getting one from the website and getting either the ryzen 5700g or ryzen 5800x processor and probably a 3060ti with 32 gigs of ram and 800w power supply. I've used my roommates and his has still doing great after a few years as well
@@jameshall2017 cool. Still using it to this day with no problems.
I only decided to go with a semi higher end mainly due to playing more demanding games plus streaming and possibly RUclips series for a few games. The ryzen 7 5800x from what I've seen is great for those who use their pcs to multitask I could be wrong though
Just picked one up on sale, the 3060, 5700. Online was listed 1299 but picked up in store for 985 with tax. Made sure everything was good and in there which it was, the packaging on the GPU, cords, mouse and keyboard. All I could afford or I'd get a better card but it was a steal. Been wprking amazing in all my games. Way happier than my previous prebuilt for $999+tax and shipping back in 2020 with 1660ti and 2600x. Didnt know shit about PCs then. PC was from Skytech. Amazing PC but overpriced as fuck.
Do NOT buy from iBuyPower. Recently bought a $2500 PC that had to be RMA'd because it was built incorrectly.
U sound like mr beast
you hearing it made me moist was thinking the same thing
Wtf he does
haha thought the same thing in the first 4 seconds of the video.
No
A theif i cam see Are you a dark elf or kahjiet?
amogus
That's why I said
Yes he sounds like him lol
HyperKnight yep
Damn it now I cant get that out of my head 😂😂😂
Yep
This was explained extremely well. I was just expecting a review, not a full in depth explanation as to why certain parts might not be the best. Great vid
Parts that he chose 🤣
"Would I recommend this machine that gets 190 fps on games on ultra settings for gaming?" Gee let me think about that for a second.
@@zap2960 probably
Who knows, just try
@@MegaChigga my dumb @ss bought a casing XD
1up you I don’t know what to say dude
1up you might as well build the pc it’s better to build then prebuilt
Drop test it
It's not meant to be dropped
@@chicken3622 r/woooosh
ur high
It survived to the raw egg test.
@@chicken3622 r/woooosh
Honestly, great review, glad to see more people realizing that prebuilts aren't all bad if you actually just do research to make sure you get good parts. One small criticism I have though is not to have such a title that suggests that it is, because in the video you say that it isn't, and people who don't actually click on the video or don't watch the whole thing might not realize that you didn't actually get scammed. Also, a lot of their PCs do have the 3 fan variants for GPUs like my RTX 2080 Windforce that came with mine.
Do NOT buy from iBuyPower. Recently bought a $2500 PC that had to be RMA'd because it was built incorrectly.
Have had my ibuypower for 2 years haven't had problems and it has room for upgrades.
Do NOT buy from iBuyPower. Recently bought a $2500 PC that had to be RMA'd because it was built incorrectly.
That’s false information your giving, the temperature has nothing to do with the motherboard. It’s a great motherboard and the one of the best Z390 for its price. Real problem is the cpu cooler being 120mm and in-house made. I must agree on the gpu thought. You can tell that gpu was made to save cost. Overall they cut corners on the gpu, the cpu cooler and the cable management, aka time = money less time put into making it = less cost. Please next time don’t blame the wrong parts.
i was very confused by this review. I bought a PC from Cyberpower PC. But I chose all my components? So I'm confused where the "cutting corners" happen. You see the exact manufacturers and speeds of every product you are getting. The cable management was great too. But I paid the extra $25 for the cable covers and expert cable management. I don't know. But I had great luck with Cyberpower
I agree the cooler is not enough either for full 5.0 ghz OC, but it is actually two 120 mm fans stack together (not equal to full 240 mm fan cooling, though it is better than 120 mm). There are other reviewers who have found issue with the motherboard not regulating the voltage well enough for OCing past 4.7 ghz. I should have just quoted Tom's as a source on that front. Here it is: www.tomshardware.com/reviews/mag-z390-tomahawk-core-i9-9900k-msi-atx-motherboard,5914-4.html
So even if the cooler could cool it well enough, a 5.0 ghz OC still wouldn't be stable long term because of motherboard anyway. Just don't expect high OC with his machine, you'll be a happy camper with it I think. especially for the price.
It's not that Ibuypower cut corners on a certain part. You have the option to upgrade any part on the machine through the intergrader. Now yes, the upgrades will be extra on total cost but to say Ibuypower cut corners is false. Every single computer on their website has a customize button. I bought an Ibuypower machine in 2013 and am still using it to game today. Only thing I upgraded was the video card. You have the option to get a better GPU and CPU if you want. They have a ton of options from the big name brands. I plan on building my next computer but if I was going to buy another prebuilt, Ibuypower would be it. Not one single problem with mine other than having to replace the cmos battery in over 5 years now..
@@itsMett8 exactly. If corners were cut, it was the buyer who did it. They chose that cpu or GPU in their set up. Ibuypower or Cyberpower is going to put in what the buyer chooses.
Matt Harding You can do the same with iBuyPower. I did and I got everything I wanted out of it.
I edited the comment so the reply's may not be related to the topic anymore.
Twitch_Skullhunter9 it’s 1.4 now
@@masongann1147 US dollars yeah
i got a new one for 800 at bestbuy
I am getting one for $430.00 on amazon
@Goa Ty I know but it can run the games that will satisfy me
"Shipping was carefully done"
Laughs in parcel worker
This guy is a Walmart version MrBeast
No cap
If he spoke into a mic without a camera on I’d think it was him
holy shit i hear it
Its not the motherboard at fault here. Its the choice of a 120mm AIO.
Also the 9900k in general is a very hot CPU thanks to not so good solder solution.
Is the pc worth it? I'm thinking about buying a gaming PC and I can buy one at any price, so no budget. What would be your reccomendation for a streaming PC for fps games?
acauberry spoiled much
@@Theonelandlord I've been saving up for over 3 years. What were you saying again?
acauberry a budget is a budget not as much as you eant
@@acauberry8142 Why would you buy this one if you " don't have any budget " Buy the corsair one it's literally the best. OR build one by yourself.
For cooling that’s why I like coolermaster cabinets with two 200 mm fans and 1 120mm and your 280 mm cpu cooler keeps temps down to 32 to 37 degrees
Or. You could just customize it and upgrade the motherboard and the cooler to a 240mm before checkout.
Thank you very much for this honest video. I just bought the new, 3080 version of this PC and now I’m very excited! When I first saw “scam” on the title I was like, oh no. But I DO fall into the “pure gamer” category you were talking about and I cannot wait to get this machine and use it! Thanks again. I subbed 💪🏻
how is the pc im thinking of getting a 3070 do you think its worth it?
My first pc was an I buy power , and I have never had a problem with it , amazing pc and I cannot tell you how great my experience was with it. However if you are going to upgrade it , your going to NEEED to get a new motherboard , that is where they primarily cut costs. Still not a bad pc by any means but if your going to make a beast pc motherboards gotta go amigo
is this one good? iBUYPOWER - TraceMR Gaming Desktop - Intel i7-12700F - 16GB DDR4 3200 Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 - 1TB NVMe SSD Because i wanted one for VR and roblox and minecraft i bought it i heard they are good and i got this one for 300 dollars less cus of Blk friday
@@Nature-556 should be, my bro is currently finding a similar ibuypower to that one for black friday lol
@@Nature-556yes ur set. I have the same but it’s the 3080 deal.
Generic 2080ti? GENERIC PERFORMANCE?????? it's a God damned 2080ti and you say generic wtf????
Compared to other 2080ti it is generic as fuck.
VZE Max How can an RTX 2080ti be an RTX 2060? Where are you getting that from? They’re 2 different GPUs.
Justin2926 a 2060 ko is a 2070 super with a different name so i mean
Major problem with that water cooler. It is sufficient at stock but OC looks like that small one which is too tiny in my honest opinion for any overclocking. Sure its water cooling, but it has such little area to cool, before making a loop again which could overwhelm the water cooler itself. Happy to hear it did not thermal throttle but a 240 or 360 water cooler would be a big improvement.
The video card and the processor themselves are $1700+ themselves. So this is very worth it.
Yes facts
Nigga na you can’t just skip over the chipset, cooling, power supply, ram, storage, airflow. Especially power supply I’ve seen some very bad shit go wrong with a bad PSU it could ruin every one of your parts
For that amount you should get to pic maybe a rogue strix 2080ti with triple fans. I wouldn't pick the asus blower model.
@@kkr6es agreed many noobs get fooled by those specs and guys like this tard thinks that just looking at cpu and gpu mean everything
I just want to do some console gaming for the switch xD. I guess this is good enough
The shipping takes so long tho, I paid for over night shipping and that didn't count for the built, it took a month for them to build it and one night to ship it...
Lmao
You got robbed 😭 which one did you buy?
i bought a 1600 dollar gaming ring from cyberpower back in 2018 work fine for me actually gonna get a streaming pc from ibuypower sometime later this year
@ur mom still need a pc? I upgraded and can give you my old one
Now that I think of it he sounds like mr.BEAST
I WAS JUST THINKING THAT
@@station7002 you thats his brother right?
I’ve always selected my parts and built my own PCMR rig. Ever since ....... Jesus I’m getting old NEVER MIND when. My point is, this year I decided to give one of these prebuilt rigs a go....... BEST DECISION of mid life so far. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ would definitely recommend to a friend. 😎
Morally Ambiguous give it a little over a year and they go to shit. I have one and loved it at first but now I fucking hate it.
I've seen some like these on Amazon for like $400-500, I'm on a budget and i'm kinda itching to buy but dunno because of some of the 50/50 reviews about it.
Best Buy is the way to go I got one from there and it was no scam for 600$ it was a steal
@@pawn-_5567 link?
@@wallywest2885 here you go
m.ruclips.net/video/iik25wqIuFo/видео.html
well i just wanna play games with atleast 1 fps so this is a bargain lmao
I bought mine and honestly it’s the cheapest rn since everything is so overpriced
bought one today, first pc, i think i’ll be pleased, upgrading from a potato of an xbox. i don’t know much, don’t want to overclock i want to be as easy on it as i can and game and stream on it, i’m hoping it can do both
@@schwifty9038 im sure yours will hold up just fine. i bought a cheaper model (iBP element MR 9320) seven months ago and still have no complaints. what i like about these prebuilt desktops is that they arent expected to perform as well as they do for as long as they last. and when they do go to hell on us, you dont feel like its the end of the world.
@@chetmanley5180 yeah i’ve been iracing and playing cod mostly on it now for a month and i love it. runs everything great
It says it will cost 1,500 on amazon because of the shipping to sweden😩
I got one of these, a similar one, and the radiator started making a really weird noise after a few months. Then it started crashing.
Literally happened to me
I just got one of these last Friday and honestly I'm disappointed. I've only been playing games and it's been hard restarting on me at least once every couple of days. I thought this would be something they would check on or fix during QC, but it seems this slipped through. I'm not the only person who has had this problem, I have a friend who got the exact same machine and had to send it back, got refunded and went to Falcon instead.
I don't want to go through all of this, nor do I want the fun of the RMA process. I just can't recommend this if this is such a common issue.
"click bate" title ... this is just a standard but good review
In some cases (not all cases) a pre- built pc can be less money than a DIY build. One reason: Windows 10 is pre- installed which will cost you quite some money to install on a DIY, which, if you are on a budget can be a somewhat substantial amount.
For me this is a great deal since i usually don't stream or overclock pc's that much
@Josh Bird Does it have a good graphics card?
@@kendagoatt Not anymore.This video is from over 2 years ago.
I paid $1500 for mine and it works perfect for my gaming and streaming etc.
Link?
i just need a yes or no
Probably
Perhaps...but perhaps not
Maybe
No. Google is fucking free.
Just check the price of each item, compare it to what they're charging you.
Expect to overpay a few hundred on the grand total for the fact it's being built for you.
Same lmao
I’ve been building my own systems for 30+ years and I decided this month to try one of the pre-built machines. After considerable research I decided on the following; iBuyPower [Gaming RDY IWRG201] Windows 10 Home, AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, ASUS TUF X570-PLUS GAMING (WiFi) Motherboard, ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 2080 Ti Video Card, 16GB DDR4-3200MHz ADATA RGB Memory.
I’ve had it up and running for a few days now and running some pretty demanding games on it. I did add 4 more TB of SSD storage swapped out that expensive video card for an MSI GAMING GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDRR6 192-bit HDMI/DP Ray Tracing Turing Architecture VR Ready Graphics Card (RTX 2060 VENTUS 6G OC).
I did this because the card that came with his machine only had 2 display ports and my other has 3. Since my monitor setup is 3 ASUS VG248 144hz.
With this setup, I have been able to run all my games at Ultra or Epic settings with no problems and no overclocking needed. I have not run any benchmarks yet, but the feel is that the current setup is more than adequate for any but the most demanding gaming enthusiast.
My only criticism of this build is the case could use some more mounting positions for extra storage or possibly an optical drive. However, the motherboard provides adequate USB 3.0 ports for external drive expansion.
The bottom line is I’m very happy with my purchase and if I sell that very expensive video card and recoup about a thousand dollars then the machine will indeed be a bargain.
did you buy it on the ibuypower site and if you did was it delivered in the US or Canada?
@@pheniox7742 Yes, I bought it on ibuypower.com and it was delivered in the US. Their 2-day delivery was spot on and their communications during the process were spectacular. The only negative I have found so far was as someone else said on here I believe. The keyboard and mouse are very substandard if you’re serious about gaming. I had that covered with a Logitech G613 gaming keyboard and G903 mouse anyway.
@@MrHorsepro Can you give any advice on the newer ones? I'm buying one very soon and need some advice. So many reviews say they are good and bad. I rarely have the type of money to do this.
Hmm .. the 120 mm AIO radiator is the sole cause of your higher temps .. it's in leagues with a HSF. You were more caught up with those cheap RGB uncoordinated lights than something like the 360 mm Corsair H150i. 😂🤣🤤
Please read guys... I decided to pick up one of these guys a couple weeks ago. Difference is from the video is they use now GIGABYTE GAMING OC GeForce® RTX 2080 Ti - 11GB GDDR6 (VR-Ready) which IMO better because it has a triple fan setup and yes it does run a bit on the hotter side when playing and streaming. Also the PSU is now 750W. First week of using this computer I was getting complete shut downs and restart while streaming and playing on the pc. Only two things I could think of were bad graphics card or bad psu. Sent my computer back to Ibuypower and it turns out that the new updates for the card draw too much power from the card and components in the CPU so the new 750w psu doesn’t work with this configuration. They are upgrading me to a 850W and will run tests overnight to see how it handles and I will pick it up tomorrow. I will give you guys another update as soon as I hook it back up at my place. In all honestly I would have just given me a 1000w psu cause that’s more than enough power for later upgrades.
I just got mines a few days ago,with a ryzen 2700,rtx2070,msi 470 motherboard and the same 750w PSU.only thing I didn't like was the wire management on the back of the pc.what u paid for urs?
Got mines a few days ago,ryzen 2700,rtx2070 on a fatality 470 motherboard,runs beautiful,I think I over paid tho but for $90 a month I don't mind.
How long did yours take
@@LuvTeejay a week to arrive
@@FATALROTARY Thanks
Hey I know I’m late and this has nothing to do with your comment but in the video he said something about having a gpu downloaded or something. Do you know what that means? I don’t know anything about pc. Can you help me?
@@fernandomartinez2422 a GPU is a graphics card can't download one. My best advice is to keep watching videos get to know the components inside of a rig. Knowledge urself as much as possible
I have personally an IBUYPOWER computer, Keyboard, But not a mouse since it broke and kept copy pasting stuff, So I had to get a wireless mouse from the store, The setup was clean, No issues, And I had alot of fun playing video games with friends. I'd say IBUYPOWER is a bit pricey, But it has great benefits.
I'm getting one for my birthday in 4 days. My dad just brought me to the best buy to see it. :)
ulloxa awesome! Do you mind telling me how it performs once you get it? I might be getting one in December depending on the reviews
Twvg 21 I don’t think he got it
Aaron Vargas9854 I did
I just forgot about the comment
@@Aaro999 fyi im a girl
I bought a computer from IbuyPower years ago. I paid extra for a custom wiring job. When I received the computer, everything was a mess. I called up and told the representative that I was not happy. He didn’t even question my concerns and immediately refunded me the amount I paid for the wiring job. Computer ran well for about 5 years until the CPU crapped out. I swapped the CPU and replaced a few fans as well as the cooling system. Computer runs great again. I ended up giving it to a family member and wound up building a new Ryzen 7 3600x gaming PC.
just received one iBuyPower and it doesn't even power up; after they took 1 full week to put together and claim to test it before shipping. disappointed!
J S LAW did you plug it in
Ha ha funny
Mother board was defective
Sent it back
@@jada1230 I've been hearing this is a common problem. How is it now? Do you regret buying it?
Grawman67
I sent it back which took 1 week then took another week of emailing back and forth to get answers to why a brand new computer would have any defects!!!
I m sorry that I bought from them.
so what prebult company should i consider shopping from that best buy has?
Digital storm lynx model 2 up but the 700 model one is ok but it's not the best
@@Paqechasinnmy mom gave me a budget of like $850. What prebuilt would u recommend?
Man I will take that off your hands lmao I wish I had one.......
lmao begger
@@hockeygaming1389 bruh shut up this was 2 years ago
I bought a ibuypower trace 941 in july 2018 at bestbuy on sale for $200 off the retail. I absolutely love it! No problems what so ever for the 5 months I've had it. No complains. Even overclocked my 8700k to 4.9ghz with no problems.
sirjizzalot I got the trace 941 as well like a month ago and it’s worked great for gaming, that’s all I use it for. Has an Asus turbo 1080 and a Corsair cooler. Haven’t overclocked or anything but still runs well
I bought a trace 941 as well, in may I believe. No problems whatsoever on my part. I am not a heavy gamer, but want to be soon. Love this computer, super quiet and fast.
John Crone get a 144 hz or 240 hz monitor to really get smooth games
@@thesprinkler7893 cool, can you link one from best buy or amazon please.. I have no clue about monitors. I am still using an old flat HP that I got with a previous system 7 years ago
John Crone oh damn lol when you use a high refresh rate, the mouse moves across your screen like butter. If you want something cheaper go with a view sonic, lg, or hp omen monitor with 144 hz, or if you wanna go high priced but best quality, I personally have the Acer Predator xb2 with 240 hz and g sync. 27 inch.
motherboard is fine for OCing, the 120mm radiator is not designed for such a high OC, even more so with Intel's Flagship chip. the majority of people who will buy this will not know what or how to OC to begin with. in essence, you're spouting misinformation and are clueless about the tech you are talking about.
Yea people put too much value on overclocking.Like if they can’t push the CPU to the brink of frying,it’s garbage.That PC he reviewed was more than capable of playing every AAA title at max.Idk what the big issue is.
I have considered buying a iBuypower gamer from Amazon only because I could do so on a payment plan. My only concern is that I have seen mixed reviews of these systems and will be inconsolably pissed off if I find that I should have just gone the route of building my own even if it took a little more time to pay for. In the end, all I want to do is run MS Flight D=Sim 2020 with decent graphics and have the option of later upgrades as I saw necessary.
Thanks for your review. I might reconsider this (actually cheaper variant) purchase....
If this helps any my roommate has one with a 3060ti graphics card and Ryzen 5700 processor i believe could be a slightly older. The only problems hes had out of his was when he got it the windows was corrupt but he had it fixed easily in an hour or 2. Other than that he has no issues from it and if anything he wont get off of it lol
I'm getting one in a few months with the 3060 ti maybe newer along with the Ryzen 5800 processor with 240 cooling, 32 gigs of ram and 800w power supply. with his alone hes able to consistently stream without rendering the quality etc and is vr capable
@@jameshall2017 Thanks for insight. I might still go this route as long as I'm certain I can upgrade hardware without much trouble. Good day man!
@@jeffrobarge6378 Have you bought it if so how is it performing?
Can someone tell me how to open the front panel on this pc ?
Low key got an ibuypower ad on this video and thought it was still the video
Should review blue light filter glasses in that room
I can say first-hand that the 120mm cooler is not adequate for overclocking a 9th gen i7 (i7 9700k build). The cooler installed on my computer (which looks very similar to the one in the video minus RGB) is only capable of cooling the CPU to about 46 degrees Celsius on idle, no programs running in the background. Once a game such as Squad or Hell Let Loose is started up, the CPU cranks up into the low to high 80's, and the cooler can only keep it there for a little while, before the CPU reaches emergency shut-off temps. Even a game like Minecraft with some HD texturepacks and a handful of mods (sevtech ages) the cpu stays in the range of 81-84 degrees Celsius.
Can we get actual bench marks honestly
2700? They should of at least put a MSI MEG ACE Z390... And a 240mm AIO for that price....
When you close your eyes you can almost see me beast talking
I’m a little shook I thought he just made click baity destroying iPhone videos. It’s nice to see a serious video from him
If you just wanna game and stream, get this Gaming PC.
It’s great for it, honestly.
Is it still good? I just want it for gaming and do some work
One thing he didn't mention, even though he's clear about picking a pre-built PC, is that every single component in every machine they make is customizable. He could have added $50 or $100 or however much to the one he bought to get the motherboard he wanted.
Personally I've had 3 of these machines now and the very little extra you'll be paying to not do it yourself is absolutely worth the convenience. That being said, if there is any issue then individual components aren't under warranty as they would be when you buy them separately, so if something goes wrong and you don't want to pay for it, you'll be without a PC for a couple of weeks. Those 2 pros and cons are the biggest differences and a deciding factor in whether or not you'd like to give them a whirl.
If it runs roblox, Dc universe online and Gta 5 lspdfr perfectly it's good to me
Lol same games I need this for
idk anything about computers lmao so same
It might run the games fine but the real question is, is the amount of money your spending on it worth the power and specs of the pc? And can you build a pc for a lot cheaper?
I don’t know why everybody hates these, I have one of these that is pretty similar with a 2080 and a 8700k and it has been working perfectly, no problems or issues
I have that model too for for 1650$ and its awsome bb953 model is great they dont hate them there just PC nerds that love complaining about everything even though these PC's run great for the price
You can get the same pc but with a RTX 2070 on amazon for 1500$ and its a solid pc i would really recommend it!
Just got mine today
I just ordered mine
How does this pc perform im really considering getting it
I got it for 1200 with a ryzen 2700x
I might be getting it tomorrow
And here I thought you where just a guy who drops things off buildings 😂
Got my pc on cyberpower and paid 1600 . Everything is fine
milplayer19 I know you probably won’t see this, as you commented this a year ago, but is your cyberpower pc computer still running after a year or no. If so what problems have you had.
@@totemkraken nope no problems. But had power surge that fried my gpu
It performs fine. Micro-critiquing can be done with any prebuilt. But the 2 I had were reliable.
That cable management when showed the HD and ps was shady af
The Power Supply is from thermaltake, which is a reputable company.
@@victorsarkisov63 he said cable management
People just need to do their research. They can be great pc's, its not like they make alot of the tech themselves its sourced from other companies just like most pc companies so I say just know what your getting and i suggest getting it straight from them and not some 3rd party. I bought one and got a killer deal on it. came with a i7-11700kf cpu, asus ROG strix rtx 3060ti, 16gb(2x8gb) t-group ddr4 3600mhz rgb ram, 1tb samsung 980 m.2 ssd, ASrock z590 mobo, 240mm ARgb liquid cooling, 6x 120mm ARgb fans, win 11. Just waited for a sale where the price dropped for 24hours and I got it for $1400!!. Thats a steal if you ask me. I bought it straight off their website and got it 3 days later, free shipping. The case was cool but I liked the one I already had so I switched everything over and I will upgrade with more ram, another m.2 ssd etc. But I felt like all the parts in it were great and for that price especially with how much gpu's are today. I've been super happy it, just do the due dilligence before buying
how much you think this would cost to part out and build?
I buyed this and it’s coming in like a month I hope I enjoy it
$2500 for 16 gigs of ram... honestly just build your own PC
At 3200ghz 16GB of ram is $200 lmfao so Goodluck with that lmfao...
Cap 32 gb ram 3200ghz ram kit for 100 on amazon
I bought my son an iBuyPower 504 series because he is a big gamer. This damn thing has been nothing but a headache with problems. New problem after only two years? The sound card and I have no idea what the hell to buy to fix it.
I guess it beats Walmart's gaming PC.
My 150 dollar chromebook is worth more than walmart shitpc
@@verylisted2243 you cant play roblox on a chromebook
Ou8y2k2 how dare you 💀💀💀
Ou8y2k2 nah hp power station has a GTX 1060
@@asthmaattack2602 you can, i have a Chromebook and I play roblox on it.
One the remote for the lights is not on all of the pc’s and 2 the *i forgot the name* black bag in the start doesn’t come in all of there PCs I’ve have a i buy power and I do not recommend it AT ALL for new gamers to the PC community
Okay you got misinformation going on. First motherboard has not a single thing to do with your heat issues. Second 9900 series of processors has well known heat issues and no you can not delid it because it's a sodered chip. The 120 cooler is seriously lacking. Now with all that being said Ibuypower gives you the option to change everything about the build. You could have easily gone with a 240 or 320 cooler. Also you could have gotten a much better processor with 9700 or 8700k. Could have changed up generally every single thing you had a complaint about.
So I don't think your evaluation is good at all. You obviously lack some knowledge of what goes on in a PC.
Marc Sidenstecker he mentioned at the start this is a build they put together for you
The cheap motherboard, although it won't cause higher temps, there are still limitations due to vrm temps. You can delid it, despite it being soldered, it just takes extra steps. Cpu cooler issues are true. The 9900k performs better than the 8700k and 9700k, in tasks other than gaming. Gaming does need higher clocks, however it's already to a point where you won't notice a difference in games anyway.
This is a IBUYPOWER pre-built which is alot cheaper than custom building on their website, I saw a similar Ibuypower build on amazon but instead of a 2080ti it was a 2070 and it was only $1,799 and I think that is a steal. But once I buy it I'm gonna change the cooler to a 240mm cooler.
@@jsantana102 I just recently bought this pc, mine is currently being built.
However I bought mine off the ibuypower website, not amazon
well it's a what, 140 or 120 mm AIO? so ya, its going to run hot, get a case that can take a 240 or 360mm radiator and you wont have this heat issue on the cpu.
Anyone else notice that's a rebadged NZXT s340 elite case.
Every iBuypower branded product is rebranded products.They source all their branded stuff from the same company NZXT uses
My unit is NOT the Cheap one you see for $899 on RUclips, and it is NOT this i9 on this Video.
It is in the Middle! MR179A, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 16GB DDR4 3000 Memory - GeForce RTX 2060 6GB - 480GB SSD - 1TB HDD, RGB for $1,499
I can't find a Review even if my Life Depended on it Hahaha :)
Hi did you find anything?
Need more ram to build a time machine to take me back in time before buying the pc
Juan Aguilera why
Juan Aguilera yea why
I can only imagine what board Microcenter got with this one...the IBuyPower MCT3900 Gaming Computer AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8GHz Processor; NVIDIA RTX 2080 Super 8GB GDDR6; 32GB DDR4-3000 RAM; 1TB SSD
2200 bucks
Clickbait title
Just A Fan do you see the question mark?
var1328 fuck your dumb
var1328 it's a question mark so it's a question dummy
var1328 lmaooo ur a dumb ass
100%
Many, many of my components were not even attached. I mean NEVER plugged in. I got a new hire build and not double checked before it went out the door. You were lucky to have everything hooked up.
So I'm looking at this exact pc an was wondering of it'll run games like rust an ark an be able to play woth other playees ?
Same
It definitely will run rust, my toaster with an i3 can run rust at about 20 FPS so this one should be a lot more
My friend has it and it can run ark on low-medium for fps around 100
What is annoying is that most PC reviewers don’t think of people that have a bot be try good gaming pc
Just bought this for gaming and all. It’s coming tomorrow
It came with led lights not hooked up but I found someone that could do it and i love it
@@rustynuts89836 what's the specs
@@davidadunola7867 GeForce rtx 2070super with intel 10900k and 32gb ddr4 3200mhz ram and 1000 gigs of ssd storage. I actually got a replacement because of the led problem. The new one came with no problems.
@@rustynuts89836 how much was it ? Was it worth it ?
@@itiswhatis1009 mine was 1500 for an rtx2070 super and 10900k cpu. 1000 ssd. 16gb of ram. To me and my experience so far. I love it. Totally worth it in my eyes
Got my ibuypower 2080 i7 build from bestbuy for 1500 and I absolutely love it!
Craig Digennaro give it about a year and a half and it is gona give you hell. Mine was amazing at first and then went to shit shortly after a year and I fucking hate it. I’m about to upgrade to an omen which is hopefully better and not trash.
The Dankasaurus nah
Mine didn't even work right out of the box...ibuy is a joke
Dude has potential to be a good reviewer if he actually knew what he was talking about
Got my pc, motherboard and power supply failed after 1 month. Got it back two MONTHS LATER shipping cost 200$ only for them to "fix it" when i booted i had to go into the bios and fix a bunch of shit that they were suppose to already have set up. The thing thag pissed my off the most is the fact i can longer connect to wifi due to mysterious disappearance of the the atenna ports.
I have an iBUYPOWER computer and I love it a lot
Do you have this specific one and can it run rainbow six siege if you do?
@@JoyfulBell not all iBuypower PCs have a 2080Ti
Is this a good pc for games like madden and gta 5
What do you mean by push the cpu? How does one push the cpu. And how can you avoid it? (sorry new to desk top computers)
He throws all the pieces like it didn’t cost money
That pc build is so beautiful 😍
How does it performs for Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop? Does it performs well? Not into gaming..or video editing.. just photos...
So... they wasted money on a rgb psu that it’s inclosed... 🤦🏻♂️
He said not sponsored by Ibuypower but I got an ad from there
He really sounds like mr beast
2 years go by and this pc holds up solid in quality and price.
Can you stream on it
Bought an iBuyPower PC for 750$ at BestBuy about a week ago and I love it. Plays all my favorite games at Max graphics without lagging. It’s my first gaming PC. I know nothing about computers but It seemed pretty cheap for a gaming PC. So I kinda expected it to have some cheap parts. Good PC for a good price
i might get a ibuypower
motherboard is the main platform to a PC, glad you pointed that out, 1 of the reasons I hate HP, is because HP use there own motherboards with few options to upgrade, and if something stops working, you have to buy an HP part to replace it and they charge lots of $
for 2700$ i'd hope not.
I havent received my ibuypower pc yet, but it seems to me these bad reviews on them are mainly failing parts by an uneducated user, or they arent properly assembled, which can be both user issues. They allow full customization of your pcs, allowing you the consumer to decide on sufficient parts and cheap parts. I just spent 1300 on a prebuilt, but i swapped parts to make sure its not all cheaped out entirely, for example the power supply, and ram might be the only cheaped out parts, comes with ryzen 5 3600 processer and 5700xt gpu, which are great for a build to come at that price point, along with the mobo with wifi (not AsRock thank god) i believe its Asus, so well see
were you satisfied when you got it? Im thinking about ordering one as well