Got this just before the pandemic hit and sadly couldn’t set it up until much later due ti space constraints. When I finally did, it was outside of the return period, so I own that and have to live with it.That said, almost none of the cables inside the case were connected and I had to seek assistance with that. I tried cyberpower’s tech support line, but after an hour on hold, I had to leave a voicemail requesting a callback which never came. I then went to a third party for help. I was the informed by the people that helped me that the power supply was no good, so that needed replacing.Then the real bad news. The GPU which was advertised here as an RTX 2070 was actually a 2060. On top of that, it was totally defective and will need to be replaced. In the midst of a GPU shortage.Currently, I cannot use this computer at all. While I totally own the amount of time I waited to break open the box, it is inexcusable that the cables weren’t connected and the GPU was different than advertised, and defective to boot. Power supply also needed replaced. This smacks of poor quality control, and tech support from the manufacturer was non-existant. I’m sure it’ll be a nice PC, when I finally get a GPU for it. Until then, it’s a large and glowy paperweight.Cheers, Cyberpower. You get my money this time. It won’t happen again, I promise.