FIRST IMPRESSIONS, AND SOME UPDATES-CyberpowerPC Intel Core i7-9700K 3.6GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070  8GB, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCI-E NVMe SSD,(SLC8260A2, Black)-This is a brief, initial, first impressions, review, after a Prime Day "Deal of the Day" sale price purchase. This was a - sold by amazon - shipped by amazon - purchase.-BOTTOMLINE-This computer is something one buys as a base "budget" machine, knowing that later upgrades will be wanted/needed later. Amazon's Prime Day sale price on this computer priced the machine well below the cost of purchasing the individual parts for DIY assembly.-PARTS-mainboard - ASUS Prime Z390-P (basic board about $125.00 on amazon)CPU - Intel Core i7-9700K 3.6GHz (8 cores - does not have hyper-threading)Graphics Card - Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8GBRAM - 16GB ram - two 8GB ADATA brand units 3000mhz speed (must go to bios after setup and enable XMP)SSD - Western Digital nvme - Blue - 1TBAIO CPU Cooler - Coolermaster 120mmFANS - four fans, not pmw motherboard controlled. They are apevia 2 ring (see elsewhere on amazon)Mouse - Elite M1 - 131 - wired - (junk)keyboard - low-end full 104-Plus layout, but with some non-standard key placements (junk)case - unknown, two glass panels, OK for this price point (but lacks premium case features)-NOTESBe aware that this computer does not come with any cables, cables you will need, so plan when ordering. I picked up a pair of displayport cables to connect with my two 2560x1440 displays, which are working well.-When purchasing this computer buy a mouse and keyboard you prefer ahead of time, because you will NOT like the mouse and keyboard tossed in by the builder.-Take notice that the builder does NOT provide any extra SATA cables and what not for connecting additional hard drives and such, so plan ahead.-Most purchasers are sure to want to at least add additional hard drives and to possibly upgrade the RAM to faster 3200 or 3600 RAM and more ram to 32GB or 64 GBs.-Don't buy this computer thinking you will be using/liking the horrible mouse and keyboard that come with it, so plan in advance, knowing you didn't choose this item for the mouse and keyboard the builder threw into the deal.-I was able to have this machine up and running within about ten minutes of its arrival. I just plugged in my displays with my own cables, plugged in my own mouse and keyboard, attached the power cable, flipped the power supply switch, then the ON/OFF button on the top of the case, and performed the initial Windows final config. After the completing all the Windows setup (DO NOT PLUG INTO THE INTERNET UNTIL LATER), creating a local account and so on, then shut down the computer, restart, and enter the BIOS to enable XMP so that the RAM will run at rated 3,000mhz speed.-I noticed some reviewers complaining about the fan setup on the machine they got. CyberPowerPC seems to have fixed that problem. My machine came with five (5) RGB fans. There are three fans at the front of the case that provide intake through the front of the case. There are also two fans at the back of the case, sandwiched around the CoolerMaster brand AIO water cooling unit, setup in "push/pull" configuration, pushing air onto the AIO from inside the case and pulling air out of the case through the AIO to exhaust from the rear of the computer. I tested the air flow by taping a few small piece of paper to the fans to be able to visibly see them respond to the air flow from the fans.-SHIPPING BY AMAZON-Amazon did a very good job of shipping this computer from their warehouse. First, after my midnight first day of Prime Day purchase, amazon had the machine in my hands within about 36 hours, delivered by UPS. Second, for once, amazon did the right thing and packaged the machine's box inside another amazon box and put enough paper packing inside to keep the inner box from moving around. This is important because the computer case has two sides that are tempered glass. Amazon did its job well in this regard.-SUMMARYThis is just a quick first impression, to be enhanced with more detail later (just added a few more details on 2020-11-11).-The strategy of buying one of these "pre built" machines is to catch one - ON SALE (sold and shipped by amazon) - at a price that is below the cost of buying the individual parts at retail for DIY assembly. In this instance, the msrp on the GIGABYTE brand GTX 2070 Super GPU card alone is about $500.00, and they are nearly impossible to find at the moment.-I would make at least a couple suggestions to CyberPowerPC: 1) use the next level of Asus motherboard, the ASUS Prime Z390-A, which only costs a few dollars more; and, use a case with a two 120mm outlet setup at the top of the case, and use a case that has dust filters.-This machine was clearly a "close out" last year's model type deal, apparently purchased surplus by amazon, but excellent offered at a bargain. At the "Prime Day" super sale price offered by amazon, this computer was a significant bargain, especially given the current "paper launch" GPU market, in which computers are not available.-This machine will be used primarily for editing video with Davinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro, as well as editing images with Adobe Lightroom, DarkTable, Affinity Photo, and so on. My experience with Davinci Resolve is that all three of CPU, RAM QUANTITY,and GPU speed are important, with CPU and RAM being important for final renders. I'll provide some real world impressions later. (new note) This machine passes the 4K video editing tester provided with the Davinci Resolve video editor, but not 8K, but how many people are editing 8K video anyway, right? This machine renders edited 1080p60 video at 150-180 frames per second. If there are Davinci Resolve - fusion - special effects, the render speed drops to about 60 frames per second which is however, adequate.--- more later --