Good Cyberpower Gaming?

[Skwurll]

My current computer is 6 years old and I'm looking to buy a new gaming rig. Just tower alone I'm considering this computer for less than 1,000. Just looking for opinions on if this would allow me to play new titles coming out and what would be the limit of my upgrade capabilities for the future. Any input would help a ton in making this decision. Thanks for your time.

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/CyberPower_Z97_i7_Configurator

I believe I will be taking advantage of SLI with the video card that is featured.

 

[Kevern_11]

Thats pretty good for the price and probably one of the better priced pre built PC's ive seen. But remember, always cheaper and better to build your own 😀. You could run most titles out now on Ultra and probably some newer ones on Ultra/High

 

[Skwurll]

Thats pretty good for the price and probably one of the better priced pre built PC's ive seen. But remember, always cheaper and better to build your own 😀. You could run most titles out now on Ultra and probably some newer ones on Ultra/High

 

[Skwurll]

Thanks a ton for your input

 

[James Mason]

SLI/Xfire isn't worth it, don't bother.
This is the best price for performance combo. You don't need an i7 for gaming:
http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/saved/1HMA9L

 

[andy_Man]

You could also buy parts from NCIX us, pay 50$ and you can have it assembled.

 

[Skwurll]

Thank you for the options that one looks great as well. So the I7 wouldnt possibly help for future games / applications? I will be using the comp for gaming only so if the i5 is going to stand up for a good amount of time then thats great I can invest in better ram such as this rig offers. Side topic: I have a logitech surround sound speaker system 5.1, an individual stole my subwoofer in which all the speakers plugged into Im attempting to find a speaker that I could buy that would allow me to use the other speakers but cant find one stand alone just the ones as a set. I called Logitech and they dont sell the subwoofer seperate. Any input on that? Thanks.