As nice as the computer has been, there are a few faults (one really major) I'd like to raise:(1) The main drive only has about 220gb of usable SSD storage and is honestly pitifully small for what its designed for (although you do get a 1TB of HDD as a backup drive).(2) 8GB of RAM will eventually bottleneck your computer so purchasing an upgrade for that is highly recommended.(3) REPLACE THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT ASAP!!!!!!! THIS WILL LITERALLY DESTROY THE REST OF YOUR COMPUTER.The PSU is 100% the biggest and most costly downfall of this brand in general. Simply put, the computer I purchased (and other Cyberpower computers in general apparently) used an APEVIA brand 600W PSU. Now, take your time and just Google "Apevia PSU" and see what comes up.For my device, the PSU became highly unstable and was improperly sending power to the computer's different components. Specifically, the GPU wasn't getting stable power and was freezing the whole thing with it when it peaked either up or down. It didn't matter if I was doing something graphic intensive or something as simple as watching Youtube -- the GPU just wasn't getting enough *stable* current. Sure, you might be getting the advertised power current on *average* but the power fluctuates extremely wildly on APEVIA PSUs. They've basically thrown in a $30 power unit that has the potential to fry or severely damage a $650 graphics card. Please replace this ASAP if you bought one of these machines.Outside of these faults I've overall quite enjoyed using it. Games have ran consistently well with little to zero problems for most of those 16 months.