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Question: I read a review that says there are two USB 3.0 inputs on the front but did not see this listed anywhere in your specs. Please clarify! Thanks!
Document: The advertisement photo shows 2 front USB 3.0 ports. The specs say it has zero 3.0 ports. You better get this resolved before ordering one!
Based on my experience with it and that of many other reviewers it does seem there are many problems with the front side audio ports. Those front side ports are spaced very close together and you have to be careful of the HDD button (see below). The order of stuff at the front top of the PC is HDD button, USB 2 port, microphone, audio out, USB 3, USB 3. As I look at that front top section I realize perhaps the great flaw with it is that the ports are recessed a bit inside of the facade about 1  cm.
At first I wanted this PC just for playing minecraft with friends. I've looked up youtubers recording there gameplay. I decided to give it a try and I loved it. I say if you want to record gameplay you can. I was starting to think it wasn't a good buy in the first few hours that I bought it because it was out of date, I couldn't figure out how to get Wi-fi, and some usb ports didn't work. It wasn't Cybertron's fault it was my lack of computer logic. The two front ports aren't USB ports.
Especially with how great Cybertron's Customer Support is, should you run into any problems. 9/10!Edit: Just a note if anyone else is having problems with this. I noticed that sometimes upon startup, the front 2 USB ports out of 3 don't work. It seems that the USB drivers weren't installed correctly or something to that degree, but after troubleshooting and re-installing the driver, I haven't had any problems since!
So I email them one last time and say "so you are willing to lose a sale over not being able to ship UPS" and never hear from them again.So heart broken I went on Amazon.com and looked at the few I BUY POWER systems they offer and read some very poor reviews about the machines breaking and how poor customer service was. I also noticed that even though the Cybertron had fewer reviews more of them was a + review then on the IBP which had more - review's. One other thing I really liked was when there was a poor review (which was few) a Cybertron CSR would offer to help the buyer, something that you did not see on the IBP reviews.So on Feb 23 I placed my order for a Cybertron PC and on Feb 24 a huge box arrived.
Great comp i just got mine in today after like weeks of reading every review on amazon about it 2 or 3 times i ordered it ona friday put it on free shipping and it got here tuesday i hooked it up and activated windows and that was all i had to do everything else was ready to use comes in a huge box with alot of foam in it and come with a plastic baggie of booklets cds etc just the stuff i needed drivers for the stuff new mouse and keyboard it says it comes with a 400 watt psu mine come with a 450 and it says its 3.6 ghz mine says its 3.8 ghz its super quiet cant even hear it when its on , so i start up windows 7 its fast i hooked up my external drives and was good to go i hopped on the cybertron site talked to a guy live who told me all my drivers was up to date and that it would auto update any when they come out as needed , still getting used to windows 7 finding my way around it since i come from xp but its not so bad , when i put my hand behind my comp its like a air conditioner lol so i start up Tera which is pretty hard on graphics o_O and i turn everything up to almost 5 which is max it plays great no lag at all or anything looks just like real life lol id rate the video card atleast a 8 from what i seen so far .
I purchased this system on 1 December 2013, and decided to run it for a while before I did a review on it.Two days after I ordered it (on a Saturday), I received it on Monday. The exterior of the shipping box had no dents or scrapes on it during shipping. Even if it would have been, after opening the carton, the computer was VERY well packed and cushioned by Cybertron.The extras packed with the system were the power cord, a pack of 10 motherboard screws & standoff, a pack of 20 3.5&#34; HHD screws, AMD processor manual/info, fan info, XFX PRO Series Gaming Power Supply Unit pamphlet, AMD 9/9/7 Series Utility Disc, K120 Logitec keyboard, Logicted wireed mouse, and something that you don't normally get with new computers, a complete Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit installation disc.
I opened up to install an appropriate sized HDD and everything looked really clean and tight. There were several open 5.25&#8221; bays and it was very easy to put the drive in an available slot but I had to use my own SATA cable and power SATA power cord. There must have been 10 available MOLEX cables but 0 SATA . There are no shortage of SATA connectors on the mobo, however, as well as an IDE connector. In order to install a drive you have to take off both sides and the front of the case.
Many computer companies void your warranty if you put in aftermarket parts, but from my understanding this is not the case with Cybertron. Thanks for reading, I will try to keep this review up to date.
It&#8217;s a step up from what&#8217;s built into Windows 7 (which is somewhat adequate for basic use) but not quite as good as Nero. I&#8217;ll see how long I can go without installing Nero. I also prefer Daemon Tools for writing images to files and emulating drives. I&#8217;ll keep ImgBurn around anyway.LibreOffice 4.0.1.2 (Free/Open Source GNU) Not too bad. It&#8217;s a descendant from Oracle/Sun&#8217;s Open Office.
Answer: Yes, there are two USB 3.0 inputs as well as a USB 2.0 input on the front panel.