обзор CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Supreme SLC8420A - Обзор

Yes it does have a couple of hdmi ports in the back.

Good question. Well I've had this computer now for about a year and nine months and I haven't had any issues with the coolant leaking. The only thing I've had to replace in that time was two of the fans. The liquid coolant is sealed off so it's highly unlikely it would ever leak unless you tampered with it.

Tree Eater or just buy it on Walmart, it only costs about $1,500

Tree Eater No don’t buy pc’s from Best Buy nooo

Yes mine came with Windows 10.

Maybe just the SSD if you want. But other than that everything was more than enough for my purposes of gaming and video editing. The only thing I have had to upgrade after about a year were the fans. Luckily those were pretty cheap to replace haha.

The ram

No this video is not sponsored. I haven't had to send in any defective parts though so I can't speak to other peoples experiences.

Thank you, I appreciate it!

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No you do not have to fill the liquid coolant. It comes already pre-filled and you never have to refill it.

I got mine about a year ago for about $1250 new. So yes that does sound quite low. I would check to see if it is used or refurbished or if it is from a third party seller I would check to make sure they have good feedback. But if it is new and directly from either Cyberpowerpc, Amazon, or another major retailer then it might be on sale.

Yes it is. I use mine for gaming and video editing with Adobe Premiere. I don't have a 4k camera to edit footage with but I have read others use if for editing 4k video.

Immersive Tech TV awesome, thanks for the reply. If I could ask you one more question, did you end up adding more ram, and if you did, did it make a big difference for video editing? Last one, I swear!

No problem. I did not add more. I found the 16 GB of RAM to be plenty for my needs.

Immersive Tech TV awesome, thanks a lot.

Definitely. I have been able to run my games at max settings and rarely dip below 60 fps.

Wow I can't believe it's already been 11 months since I made this video. I have to say my PC is still going strong. No problems with my power supply or any of the fans to date. Actually just the other day I opened it up to clean it with a compressed air duster because it has collected some dust inside over the past year. It's well ventilated so I guess that's a trade off that some dust will accumulate inside over time. But other then that I use mine for editing my YouTube videos and gaming on Steam and I haven't had any regrets :)

This model already comes pre-built. I basically just opened the box and plugged it in. I believe all their PC's come pre-built unless you want to order some extra things and customize it yourself.

Immersive Tech TV Thank you for the quick reply! Another stupid question. It says it comes with "built in Wi-Fi" or something like that. What does that mean, exactly? Do you still need a router for internet access? Forgive me, I don't know much about computers (obviously lol)

So yes you will still need a router for WiFi internet access. Built in WiFi just means that it already has a WiFi card built in so you can connect it wirelessly to your router right out of the box. I just checked the listing on Amazon and it appears they upgraded it to now come with an internal WiFi card already built in. That's awesome, because when I got mine about a year ago it didn't include it already built in and I had to purchase a separate WiFi card.

Immersive Tech TV Ahhh ok! So I don't have to connect any cables besides the power? Sounds good to me, I hate messing with wires. Thanks for everything :)

That's right. Just the power cord and then an HDMI cable from the back of the PC to your computer monitor. No problem, glad I could help.

Yes it can. I have mine connected to my main monitor and another off to the side.

Great question. This PC does come with 5 internal fans so there is some fan noise but for the most part its pretty low and unnoticeable when recording audio. I actually mounted a studio mic to my desk recently for recording audio as well. This PC is probably about 3 feet away from my mic and I haven't noticed the mic pick any of the fan noise up in my recent audio recordings.

Nice! It's been an awesome PC. As for my monitor, it's nothing fancy, just a Samsung 21.5" LED monitor that was on sale at the time I got my PC haha. But it does the job for me.