Cyberpower Discount Codes & Deals

I didn't even read the description but just have and wow is about all I can say (lol)

I know and the explanation of why it is supposedly ok for the price makes no sense (lol)

This is scary money for a 1660ti max q - Not sure on this model but the cooling isn't suppose to be great either?

John Lewis has it for £1399 but there is a 100 off deal on it. For people who might want to prefer a different vendor.

If you are going to be spending this much on a gaming laptop and you are semi serious about gaming then you might be better off buying a laptop with a better graphics card. This is probably the cheapest you can get this laptop for and the Ryzen 7 CPU is better than anything Intel will have for quite a while. Ryzen 7 laptops are scarce at the moment, the better specced machines don't stay in stock long. With this CPU it should play CPU bound games very well.

Yeah, that's a good spec with a very good price! Last Gen i7, but still very good. Case looks like it comes from Medion (Lenovo).

Throw that junk away man it’s an antique

More storage and better gpu here. Worth it imo. The 2070 does make a difference with the 144hz screen. Older cpu but we know Intel has barely changed for years.

This is just just my opinion. Laptop aint great for Thermals in general. However some are better then others. What I generally give is the Ryzens run a little cooler due to less power consumption which in turn enables everything to runner cooler. Which in theory less fan noise. Thermal design plays a part to. The acer predators are very good i opted for a Lenovo Legion with a Ryzen 7 and i have no throttling. The fans i can hear if gaming and have it in performance mode but i have heard worst

If I wanted to be buying right now, this deal is very good, remove the os, and this wins easily. Dell has some really bad reviews regarding over heating, but I guess if local store should be easy to return although would want to check about that

VR is dependant on the graphics card which a 1660ti will certainly be able to play. I just prefer intel as they're slightly better for gaming, that being said AMD is slightly better at multitasking I believe, there's literally no difference to the average person just wanting a good PC!

Yeah it's mad, £597 delivered to be precise. I don't know vr, do you need Intel chips for VR or something? Or just like Intel.

I Intel fan unfortunately, the same build on CCL is £100+ but they've got some really good bargains on certain builds there, and you've absolutely robbed them for that spec + price!

TRY CCL I got: CCL Customised AMD Scorpio PC Comprising of: 1 x Arctic F12 Case Fan 1 x AMD Ryzen 5 2600X 3.6GHz 6 Core (Socket AM4) CPU 2 x Adata XPG Gammix D10 (Tray Bulk) 8GB (1x 8GB) RAM 1 x Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB M.2-2280 NVMe PCIe SSD 1 x Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB Graphics Card 1 x TP-Link TL-WN881ND 300Mbps PCI Express WiFi 1 x 3 Year Collect & Return warranty 3 x CCL Choice White LED Fan 1 x Xigmatek Scorpio Gaming Case - Black 1 x Aero Cool Integrator OEM 500W 80+ Bronze PSU 1 x 1.8m UK Plug to C13 Mains Lead - Black 1 x Gigabyte B450M DS3H AMD Socket AM4 Motherboard for £660. I actually paid £590 due to an ebay promotion. But we dont own a time machine :)

Ended up ordering a PC from here in the end myself, similar to this but with a RTX 2060 Ventus + M.2 Drive + 240mm MasterCooler LiquidLite and some other improvements for £1015, put into PC Part picker and it would cost me more to build it myself. Only problem is they take 3 weeks to accept, build and deliver it, but can't complain for free delivery and im in no rush.

Deal is not bad. Probably not a ‘massive bargain’ but very decent deal. Voted hot EDIT: take it back. This deal is not worth £900 case + PSU minimim £90-100 minimum (scan is doing an inferior deal for £70) cpu £130 graphics £280 ram £50-60 board approx £100 ssd £30 hdd £20 material costs around £700

The CCL one seems better, but it won't arrive in time for Christmas https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ccl-ronin-gaming-pc-ryzen-5-3600x-rx-5700-16gb-ddr4-512gb-nvme-ssd-80099-at-ccl-no-os-3362376

This is cool

If you're going to spend £900 on a prebuilt and it has a 9400f, you're doing something wrong. For £900 it should atleast be a 3600. Here: https://www.awd-it.co.uk/awd-ryzen-5-3600-gtx-1660-super-16gb-ram-1tb-hdd-240gb-ssd-desktop-pc-for-gaming-en.html

Nothing particularly wrong with the specification, just the price. For a pre-built there will always be compromise, but if you need something now you could do a lot worse for the price. I'd say go for it, if you can't find anything better. :)

nearly new, second hand effort from a private seller :) bout a month old but he'd got a new car and... was more interested in that :)

this cyberpower deal would be great, BUT I've read elsewhere that installing your own OS on this chassis (assuming it to be Linux rather than Windows) is a nightmare, there's a workaround but it sounds like a real pain. otherwise i'd go for this

cmon, spill the beans ;) 950quid for that spec is a great deal!

This (ty dijital). The currys one is a 1660ti (about a 980ti in desktop power) The box one is a 2060 (about a 1070 in desktop power) The one in the deal is a 2070 which is about a 2060 in desktop power. It's genuinely a LOT of spec for the money as your links prove :) I've ended up blagging a decent clevo built one, I7 9750H/2060/500GB 970 evo plus/144hz screen etc for £950 so... can't grumble :) A one-off sadly or I'd throw the deal up for it :)

This one has a much more powerful RTX 2070 with 33% more video ram (8GB)

Awesome, ty :) In work so I can't cross reference but I'll give it a good looking over vs other systems in the morning :) Up against my silly OP desktop: https://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/7994120/spy/8217851# so... 2/3 of a... pretty much "no upgrades left" (but needing tuning ;) ) custom water cooled desktop in an £1100/1200 laptop.... that's not bad at all! :) No humblebrag or anything else. That's genuinely a VERY good showing for a laptop. Still not home, I'll check some of my older 1080ti stuff as this should get fairly close. I see one appearing on my doorstep in about 3 weeks as things sit atm :D

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/38691765?

I'd like a gaming laptop that didn't look like a gaming laptop.

I'll try to get one up I the next day or two mate. Would be good to see myself tbh.

Would you mind throwing up a link to a timespy run? Just to give an idea of "out of the box" dx12 performance. The link as it gives other info like clockspeeds/etc - can be seen if it's likely throttling or not/etc. Feel free to sit it on a desk so it's a "without vents blocked" run. My missus needs a laptop upgrade imo (960M is chugging a bit) so a 2070 even with a couple of niggles that can be worked around would be quite a jump.

RTX 2070 no longer an option, most likely a 9th gen refresh is coming

Updated for new pricing and free item

Here's another build I made: http://www.cyberpowersystem.co.uk/saved/1640529 Instead of a 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD, it's just 1TB SSD for £1520.17

2 desktops 1 laptop

Laptops or Desktops?

Haven't looked at settings, no. I only set them up to make sure all is working before the 2 week return window closes. The home office project isn't ready yet so it'll be a few weeks before I get to set them up properly. I've been using the one with the little hair tonight for around 2-3 hours and it's not bothering me that much so I'm not sure what I'll do now. I will see what cyberpower say about the return. Since I live in Ireland it will probably cost me at least €30 to post it back if it's me who has to pay despite the manufacturing issue, so I might not bother.

Ah yeah that hair would be quite annoying. Would you go direct to MSI with warranty or via CyberPower? Mine also annoyingly only came with 2 pin EU plugs in the box so I've emailed them and I think they are shipping me two UK plugs. Have you played with the settings at all and found anything better than the default?

I've got a dead pixel in the corner on one which isn't awful, but almost directly in the middle of the screen on the same one there is a little black line which looks like a small hair trapped between the screen and the LCD. It's very annoying.... Might have to get it replaced because of it's location. Other monitor has 2 dead pixels near the bottom where the windows task bar is which I can live with.

A couple of dead pixels on one of them (which i can cope with) and a bit of white lines/strobing with freesync on.. I think it might be down to my GPU being only a Sapphire Nitro R9 390... so i think it calls for a new GPU. Loving them so far thou, seems good.

Yep! Mine are arriving tomorrow. Let's hope we don't have any dead pixels or quality issues (:I

I'm exceptionally tempted - bloody nuisence the screen is 45% ntsc does anyone know a 100% compatible 1080p 144hz panel that will fit this laptop? It seems to be a great deal since I don't need a os / ssd since I'll get them elsewhere.

Seems like a bargain, just over what i want to spend otherwise I'd be tempted. Couldn't you swap the display if it was that bad, but i guess weigh the cost of that you could just but a different 1070 laptop.

PC Specialist has no reviews either, it's a very new chassis.

yes i noticed that, useful for anyone that wants to see reviews because i couldn't find any reviews for this one, and as far as this deal goes i'm not sure if you get the free Software Bundle with the PC Specialist version so i think this could be a better deal still

I'm pretty sure this is the exact same chassis as used by PC Specialist. https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/proteusVI-15/