I personally am not so good with the whole knowledge about computer systems thing (yet!) But it looks solid enough, I think?
I do hope it works out for you! :)

After a quick google...

Processor is worth 80 bucks
GPU is worth 40-50 bucks
Windows 10 Home x64 is worth about 90 bucks
4GB DDR3 "RAM" is between like 15 to 30 bucks
1 TB HDD is around 55 bucks

So you total around 305 at most.
Given a small power supply would be around 50 to 60 bucks I think this is a decent price you paid.

However when it comes to actual PC gaming, I don't feel you are going to be able to do as much as you'd like to do. The Graphics card is seriously limiting, same with the RAM, so like...It's not AWFUL, but it is definitely far from being the greatest thing.


I'd say this is a good price for a below average Gaming PC.
Normally CyberPowerPC is going to overcharge you however this wasn't the WORST deal imo.

Check out http://pcpartpicker.com to plan out your builds.

I thoght so but i was hopeing the case would at least allow room for expansion. Thats my real qustion. I plan to upgrade in the future and from the looks of the case I have hopes that I can upgrade as I go along.

Yeah the case doesnt seem to be specified, which might make things harder, but I mean you can ALWAYS upgrade <3.

That's one reason PC's are the best!

Asuming from the reviews saying how spacious the case is and the fact that it has a glass cabinet door, i am confidant that it is more than expandable enough. :)

Looks decent and upgradable!