Pros: Very quite operation, blazing fast without being blazing hot thanks to internal water cooling system. Unlike computers from major retailers, this came without any preinstalled bloatware. The inside is clean, with wires tied back and plenty of airflow.

Cons: Little room for more drives. I planned to move my existing 2x512mb RAID0 array in as data storage, but between the installed HDD, DVD, blue ray, front panel eSATA port and external HDD mount there was only a single SATA port left. There's plenty of space in the case, but you'll have to give something up to plug in more SATA devices. The keyboard and mouse have the Razer name, but aren't the Razer products you'd buy if you can afford a $3000 computer. The Abyssus is a razer mouse with no side buttons and the Arctosa is a standard keyboard with a coat of black paint. A Lachesis or Naga mouse paired with a Lycosa keyboard would be more fitting.

Overall Review: Note that the water cooling unit only covers the CPU. I assumed that CyberPower selected a case with laser cut holes for water cooling tubes because they were installing an external reservoir. The newegg listing isn't very specific. I'll be replacing the installed GTX 480 with an EVGA GTX 480 with preinstalled waterblock to correct this. It's an additional cost I didn't anticipate, but it will be nice to have dedicated reservoirs for CPU and GPU.