The GMA4000BST includes dipole antennas to help promote a better signal. Lifewire / Erika Rawes Setup: Multiple ports It has ventilation on top, and multiple fans throughout, including fans on each side and under the graphics card. The CyberPowerPC is large, very large, with a ton of open space surrounding the main components, likely because it needs this space for adequate air cooling. You can have the lights shine a solid color (green, red, blue, purple, etc.), turn them rainbow-colored, or add motion or a blinking pattern. Two buttons on the top change the fan, logo, and trim LED colors and color patterning. On the front of the foot and a half tall tower, the CyberPowerPC logo lights up as well. The glass panel does show fingerprints, so you’ll want to wipe it often to keep it looking its best. The glass side panel removes easily when you want to perform upgrades or maintenance, as four-hand screws keep the panel secured in place. It screams “Look at me!” with its included RGB LED fans visible through the tempered glass side panel. The CyberPowerPC GMA4000BST is colorful and flashy. How does it perform? I tested the GMA4000BST for 50 hours to find out.

Out of the box, it comes with almost everything you need (minus a monitor), and the easily upgradable GMA4000BST appears to be an ideal option for casual gamers or anyone who’s just getting started in the world of PC gaming. Typically, people think they need to spend at least a grand or two to get a gaming tower that can run modern titles, but the CyberPowerPC GMA4000BST comes with a surprisingly affordable price tag. Keep reading for our full product review. We purchased the CyberPowerPC GMA4000BST so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it.

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