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just remember cyberpowerpc puts their own proprietary BIOS on their motherboards and then never issues an update for it and you have to do some wonky shit to change it to the version that the actual motherboard manufacturer updates
other brands probably do that too but I don't know about other brands ot warn you dawg
The one I'm looking at is iBuyPower
I hope I'm not about to make a horrible mistake, I did a bit of research and haven't heard anything especially bad about them
I'm sure there are decent "pre-built that's actually good" reviews online from like Reddit and GamerNexus and stuff. I wouldn't look at it on a brand level but on a case-by-case basis.