Question 1

Does this build support the use of dual monitors?

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Thanks for reaching out kaytee. This PC should be able to support dual monitors. You would need to use the ports on the back of the video card, the HDMI, DVI,or DisplayPort. If not, you may need adapters. If you have any further questions or concerns then please feel free to go to our site for our contact information. Our contact info is located at the bottom of our page.

-CyberpowerPC Support

Question 2

What are the desktop's dimensions?

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It's a beast.

Looking from the front:
8 1/4" wide
18 1/4" high (including feet)
17 3/4" deep (to the portruding edge. It's not flat on the front)

Question 3

Most likely gonna buy the GTX 1080 version of this rig and I saw one person say they got a full MSI card but can I possibly get a second confirmation? I've heard things about Cyberpower being sketchy but since it's coming from Newegg I still figure things won't be horrible. Got a lot more trust for Newegg. Just seeing if the 1080 models vary.

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I have the 1080 model but the card is Zotac. Great value, but will be adding a radiator and upgrade to SSD as I have been running at 75C playing games like Overwatch and PUBG. All in all, I would recommend this machine to someone that wants to play the greatest games and not spend an arm and a leg right out the box. This will give you the opportunity to upgrade.

Question 4

How many USB ports does this have?

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2 on front and 4 in the back

Question 5

Does mobo compatible with M.2 SSDs?

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U think so mines has a slot for intel optane memory/16gb\  iforget port name but ive seen m.2 in bios settings and im pretty sure they both use the same kind of port

Question 6

It says it comes with 16 GB DDR4, what is the maximum?

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It is msi z370a pro motherbaord. So it takes 64gb max.

Question 7

What is the motherboard brand/model?

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I got an Asus B360M-A in mine

Question 8

can this take NvMe storage, and are there additional drive bays?

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If you want to add SSDs, better bring your own cables.  The stock cable that runs from the mobo to the drive (it runs UP then through a hole to the back where the bays are and DOWN to the base of the case where the drives are) will NOT reach to the SSD bays.  I'm not sure if this is a mistake or they designed it this way with a cheaper shorter cable.  I used the cable but ended up taping my SSD inside.   And read the mobo manual -- the BIOS in this thing CANNOT reorder your drives.  You have to install them in the SATA slots in the correct order.

Question 9

What kind of cooling does this pc have?

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looks like a basic cheap intel cooler. Better to invest in some better cooling for the cpu

Question 10

What would be the best monitor to match this system?

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Thanks for reaching out. Any monitor would work fine with the PC. The size and refresh rate of the PC is your own preference and budget. If you have any further questions or concerns then please feel free to go to our site for our contact information. Our contact info is located at the bottom of our page.

-CyberpowerPC Support

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