Is Cyber Power PC a trustworthy company?
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The following Prices are in Canadian Dollars so if your talking over 1000 US that might be more then I though.\n----- Edited\n\nFor a PC or this status 1000 or even 1500 is not that much. My current PC is a $6000 PC and my old one is a $3500 PC. \n\nI do not know about Cyber Power PC. But you should be able to get a custom PC made for you in a computer shop near you. I highly suggest taking that route then you can customize everything.  Believe it or not the case is the most important part of a PC. And the motherboard of course.   \n\nWhy?   Because everything reverts to the case and mobo.  The mobo fits into the case and the Hardware on to the mobo. The case provides the cooling for the PC and the type of PC your looking at does not run cool.   \n\nI suggest you look into having your PC custom made and spend more money in the Case , Mobo and cooling after that get a good PSU and then your set to install anything you need. Of course take note of everything your going to buy before you buy any of it.   \n\nTry to save for $2000-$2500 then get a great PC.  I know it might cost a little more then you might have planed but I have been down this road 7 times. \n\nSadly almost every time I ran into trouble until I got liquid cooling. I still liked my 4th 5th 6th and my current 7th PC.  Only my last 2 used liquid cooling. The first 3 sucked the 4th and 5th were OK even without liquid cooling because I got a case with like 5 fans.\n\n\n---edited again---\n\nI viewed there site I found it hard to find exact prices and such. It looks decent just like Alienware There cases look like they can provide cooling and they even have liquid cooling models too but thats much more money and a little harder to look after. \n\nHonistly it does not look like they PCs are bad but I have never seen or used on in person or spoke with anyhow that has. My friend has a $6000 PC like myself from alienware but he spend like $2000 just on lights and decorations and such things that do not increase system performance so my PC rips his. His PC uses liquid cooling from alienware and it is a great PC.
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Nope... they are not legit and don't fall for it...\n\nIf you have to pay anyone, then get out of that site...\n\nHave a great day!\n\nPS:  Try QVC or the Home Shopping Channel.  Their customer reps work from home taking customer's orders.  Perhaps you might want to look into that.  They are legit and do not charge you.  All is required is a PC at home and basic computer skills.  They also teach you to use their ordering software.
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They appear to be legitimate:\n\nhttps://secure.creditgate.com/search/search.aspx?AP=Full%20Non-Limited&CompanyID=03276515&CompanyType=L&BS=1&BT=Full%20Data\n\nhttp://www.companysearchgate.co.uk/NIAMAX+LIMITED.aspx
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Completely trustworthy.\n\nBlessed Be
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http://www.pcguide.com/care/care/gen/powerOnOff-c.html
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I think Best Buy or CompUSA would be your best bet.
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pick parts at www.cyberpowerpc.com  You only need basic knowlege, and they put it together for you as well as testing it to make sure it works.  I had one made with better specs than the one Dell wanted to give me, for somewhat cheaper.  I'd be glad to offer further help or advice, so feel free to contact me.
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First check out the company you want to buy from.  Make sure you can find out their address and phone number.  Look up their company name on the web and see if there are any reviews.  Ideally buy from a company you have heard of, that has a good reputation.\n\nBefore you enter any personal details make sure your PC is safe.  You need an up to date firewall and virus checker.\n\nRead the terms and conditions before you buy.  Check out the returns policy and delivery schedule.  Maybe email them a question about a product to see if you get an answer.\n\nNext look at the security on the site.  There should be a little padlock in the corner of the page when you're on a secure page.\n\nMake your purchase and print out a copy of your order and keep it in a safe place.  Check it against your credit card bill when you get it.\n\nGood luck!
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overpriced pos's honestly they turn in lower benchmarks everytime they get tested. \n\nlol why dont you try these guys first \n\nFalcon northwest\nVoodoo PC (My personal fav)\nOverdrive PC\nHypersonic\nPolywell\nBioHazard\nABS\nVicious PC\nMainGear \nTAR PC's\n\nPlus you know whats great when you buy a Voodoo PC? \n\nIt Breaks, THEY fly a Tech out to your house the next day. \n\nIf that isnt hand holding i dont know what is.\n\nI Wanted all the looks but not the 5,000$ these guys go for \n\nI Built mine myself using the ASUS VENTO 3600 Case, Very sweet case, very large and heavy, but lol sweet looking.
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As a technician and power user, I personally recommend Dell's to my clients.  They have a great warranty and excellent service.  \n\nGood Luck to you!
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hmmm , Please careful with this online business because there is a lot of fraud people out there. if you want to buy mp3 players,my sugesstion will be visit tigerdirect.com , compusa or circuitcity.
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Have it checked at www.pcpitstop.com Excellent site for all sorts of computer diagnostics.
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It's safe, your hardware only pulls as much power as it needa from the power supply. It wont overload anything, if that's what you're worried about.
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i swear to god... if you goto Cnet!!!\n\n\nwww.Tomshardware.com \n\nis where you go for real reviews. where they really test the hardware.\n\n\nlol last month they took all the hottest power supplys.. and ran them at 100% for 14 days. day and night. \n\n1 caught fire!!! \n\n2 smoked!!!!\n\n\nsupertech has a point too.
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just looked doesn't look bad but I use Ipower.....they are super and I have been on them for 2+ years... support is great.....that is what you have to watch out for...
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Well they are. I bought a HP/Compaq nx7000 business notebook. No doubt its great looking machine and works well. But u can expect unforeseen problems in the machine. The motherboard of this laptop got burnt or stopped working for no fault of mine. It was out of warranty and the new motherboard was for 500 bucks so I bought a used motherboard from ebay.  Since then it is working fine.  I checked the forums at the HP site and all the owners of this machine had the same problem with the motherboard. \nI also have a old sturdy Dell PII laptop and this machine works fine. If you want to have a complete knowledge of the machine you are thinking of buying don't depend upon the reviews at some known laptop review sites. Go to different forum where you can have opinion from people who actually use these machine.
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I've bought hundreds of PCs over the years, including scores from Micron, Dell, HP/Compaq... even half a dozen e-machines.  My experience has been that Dell's support was excellent.  They overnighted the parts every single time (which was seldom since they build pretty good systems).  HP/Compaq-- constant headaches, multiple failures, terrible tech support.  Don't even consider an e-machine unless you're looking for a boat anchor.\nAs for Micron, I can't comment on their tech support.  I ran about 75 of their machines for three years.  I never once had a hardware failure.