The CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 certainly out-performs any older machine that I have had in my study at home, to the point that I"m thinking that  a more expensive machine would be just gilding the lily.  Excellent value for the $750 price that I paid.At first I thought the accent lights were a silly gimmick, but I've grown rather fond of them after keeping them on a dim, steady, red setting for several weeks.What I don't like:(1) No built-in DVD drive, and not even a bay for one.  I bought an external Blu-ray drive that sits on top of the machine but I would much prefer a built-in drive.(2) No documentation, not even on the web site.  If you are somehow be an expert in all the spiffy things this machine do, that's not a problem; but the rest of us, those who are more interested in using the computer than operating it, are left out in the dark.(3)  The layout of the keyboard with the buttons on the side and the backslash key misplaced is clumsy at best; causes lots of typos.  Note that there are a lot of these keyboards for sale second-hand, for $10; there's a reason for that.  The Amazon Basics keyboard will do just fine unless you need a keyboard with some real extra gaming functions, which this keyboard does not have.  It does have two distractingly bright backlit logos that... erm... might help you find it in the dark... maybe.(4) The constantly changing accent lighting in the mouse is distracting, however, and there's no control for it.  Ditto for the bright LED lights in the keyboard.  There are  extra buttons on the mouse but no documentation about how to use them.  Again, the mouse would be best replaced by something else; perhaps an Amazon Basics mouse.10/6/2020 Edit:  Typos.