I bought this PC for $1,499, I've owned it for a little over 2 and a half years.The only issue I've had with the hardware of the computer was that the aio pump started acting up a few months ago(very loud grinding noise) it stopped for awhile then picked up about a month ago. While replacing the cpu cooler I came to find out that the aio pump and radiator were hardwired to the psu instead of the motherboard headers(Not a big deal since the pump would've been running at 100% anyway, but it did cause the bios to run during every startup).If anyone is having issues with their cyberpower aio pump, I highly recommend replacing with a Noctua NH-U12A, there was no stress of a water-cooled install and my cpu temp is significantly lower than with the AIO pumpThe only other issue I have with the pc is that the cables were stuffed in the the bottom slot with the psu(A massive bundle of tangled cables, with some electrical tape holding two mismatched cables together) a little bit of effort and zip ties made me feel much better about the cables.This pc has handled a lot of top tier games with high demanding graphics on the top settings(With a bit of stress).I'm leaving a 5 star review because the price point I paid still holds up today as far as all of the components go, I could rebuild this exact pc for for around $1,550(With today's prices on amazon), It would've cost me around 1,300-1400 to build at the time of purchase(about 2 and a half years ago)With that being said, had i paid the current asking price of $2,199 i'd be leaving a 3 star review, for that price I recommend building it yourself and using the $650 gap to build a better pc than this