After waiting many years my older i7-4820k was showing signs of its aging technology. I’m sure I could have gone a few more years with it but since I do CAD work, I also wanted to improve my 2 27” monitors showing the 3D graphics and expand using a 3rd 4k monitor. I knew my old 4GB GTX970 graphics card wouldn’t do the job as well. I first spent about a full day pricing out a new build at 3 different web sites and no matter how I did it which would have to include my labor, I couldn’t beat the price of this Liquid Cooled Cyberpower PC that had the i7-9700k CPU. It has little room to expand adding more fans and another video card. Search Onyxia II 242W Mid Tower Gaming case; emulates many other cases sold here on Amazon like FSP ATX Mid tower. Expandable yet only has room in either remaining drive bays of 2X3.5” OR 2X2.5” and it badly needs more USB ports. I use a 6TB external drive so I didn’t need the 1TB SS drive, too big and wish they had used the Optane Drive feature this MB is capable of when they built it but I can add up to 2 more M.2 type to this board if M key. Did order more RAM to double the 16GB DD4 3000MHz RAM it came with but seems to always have 10GB free anyway. No DVD RW in this but these days don’t need it; I do have an external portable USB type anyway. I have figured out how to OC the video card using the FireStorm software I got from their site. Just try and price out these parts alone. Just the Video Card, is 500 bucks on average and the CPU is around 400 bucks and this is not the 300 series 9th Generation CPU which scores less in performance I read. But this is how the unit bench-marked when I got it.Benchmark 2020-01-25User Benchmarks: Game 109%, Desk 120%, Work 107%CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K - 97.7%GPU: Zotac Nvidia Mini RTX 2070S (Super) - 114.8%SSD: Adata SX6000LNP 1TB - 188.9%  system driveRAM: Unknown TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 2x8GB - 96.4%MBD: Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB[UserBenchmarks: Game 109%, Desk 120%, Work 107%]Can’t beat it; this PC is 75% faster than my old one which was fast to me and my wife uses that one now for her Oculus Rift S, not this machine, lol. This is indeed a great machine other than the write speed of the SSD is half what it could be if they had just put a ADATA SX8200 Pro SSD in for example and or with the Intel Optane. In closing, this is a cool PC with this exception of the slow drive. You’ll feel the lag when working with files and such. Gaming, it’s smooth but with average load time. Lastly, can’t say enough about these adjustable cool RGB lights on this unit and the remote that came with it to play with this to your liking. Like wow! I hope this helped out.UPDATE:I’ve owned this for over 2 years now and for starters, this i7-9700k is still a great performer especially when compared on user benchmark to an i9-11900k which is only 3% faster.  I do Architectural CAD work with this still so it is a workhorse. I did upgrade the M.2 SSD to a Samsung 970 EVO 1TB which reads and writes faster and the only upgrade I feel is over due now is changing out the graphics card with a RTX 3080TI. For my 3D rendering, this will greatly improve. The power supply at 800 watts is enough but I have added another 16GB of RAM for a total of 32GB as it is idling almost always around 15GB used. The motherboard is an ASROCK Z390 PHANTOM GAMING 4-CB and I could over clock this CPU to 5.1 GHz easily but don’t seem to need to. In the past, I always built my own PC’s but could beat the price with this unit if you shopped for all the parts and consider your labor in it. I’ve attached a benchmark it did when I first got it after changing the ram to 32GB. This is a keeper.This is the latest benchmark as of 09/2022User Benchmarks: Game 122%, Desk 100%, Work 115%CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K - 98.9%GPU: Nvidia RTX 2070S (Super) - 122.5%SSD: Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVMe PCIe M.2 1TB - 231.7%SSD: WD Black SN750 NVMe PCIe M.2 500GB (2019) - 206.9%HDD: Amd-raid WDC WD6003FRYZ-0 6TB - 131%RAM: 32GB TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 04EF TEAMGROUP-UD4-3200 04EF TEAMGROUP-UD4-3000 04EF TEAMGROUP-UD4-3200 32GB - 83.1%MBD: Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4-CB