CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra 7210 Phenom X4 9850(2.5GHz) 4GB DDR2 500GB NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT Windows Vista Home Premium 64-Bit

This is a very good machine for what you are paying. I bought it to replace a gaming rig whose mobo was giving me problems. It booted right up. There is plenty of room in the case for almost anything you want to throw at it

Some of the wiring that is used is a little on the cheap side. I had two connectors fall apart in my hands. Not really a con, but the top mounted USB and audio connectors are going to take some getting used to

Very solid computer right out of the box. Very fast, even programs that have loaded slow for me in the past, load in seconds with this one. Case is really sweet. Especially the temp readout on the front

Having to format the hard drive after a couple of days due to windows crashing to the BSOD. Just as a suggestion, when you hook up the unit, format the hard drive and reload Vista. It will save a ton of headaches and time dealing with tech support

The computer runs well and there have been no problems so far. It has worked great for WoW. I'm averaging between 45-80 FPS on the maximum settings. CPU temp was at about 72 degrees during that.

None so far besides Vista being annoying.

I am enjoying my new machine. Everything worked smoothly out of the box. My Vista scores were all 5.9 with this machine with no alterations or bio tweaks ; Overall I would say CyberPower puts together very good computers

I think it could use a bigger power supply along with more connectors for future SLI updates

Looks cool

the computer wont load windows properly, so when you finally get an option to boot from the vista disc and reinstall the next time your computer turns off its the same old thing. i would never buy this computer again and hopfully can get my money back

This computer continues to amaze me the more I use it. Arrived in three days as Newegg promised (shipped from CA.) The light inside the case was the only thing that needed repositioned after shipment (I had to re-stick it to the case.) The case looks...

I'm not used to have a computer with a door on the front of the case. It makes the case look excellent, but it is somewhat annoying when it comes to switching discs in and out or turning the computer on