CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme Gaming, R7 9850X3D, 32GB,1TB SSD,RX 9060 XT,W11H

$2,482.53Price as of Oct 2, 2026

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Price history

It has cost $2,482.53 every day since we started tracking on Oct 1.

Buy now or wait? Too new to call. We've tracked its price for 2 days: too little to say buy or wait.

At Newegg, 10 of the 2081 PCs we track are 5% or more below their highest price of the last 30 days. Black Friday sales week starts Nov 23, in 52 days.

From 2 days of prices since Oct 1. From our own price history only; no one can promise a future sale.

In stock every day we checked in the last 30 days (2 checks)

Tracked since Oct 1, 2026

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Day	Newegg
Oct 2, 2026	$2,482.53
Oct 1, 2026	$2,482.53

Checked every morning since Oct 1, 2026; we keep every day's price.

Today's stats

Justin reviewed

#10 of 11 RX 9060 XT PCs on value today (same as yesterday)

Power cost: about $5.25 a month, $63.07 a year.

Gaming hours a day Your rate, cents per kWh

An estimate: about 320W from the wall while gaming (the RX 9060 XT's rated 160W, the CPU and the rest of the PC, through the power supply). 18¢ is about the 2026 US average; use the rate on your bill. Idle and desktop use draw far less.

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CPU	Ryzen 7 9850X3D
Graphics card	RX 9060 XT (8GB VRAM)
Memory	32GB
Motherboard chipset	Not listed
Storage	1TB
Power supply	Not listed
CPU cooler	Not listed
Case / airflow	Not listed
Wi-Fi / Bluetooth	Not listed
Ports	Not listed
Operating system	Not listed
Warranty	Not listed
Upgrade room	Not listed
Newegg SKU	9SIA0ZXKYF6024

Hidden specs

⚠ Memory layout not listed: one stick (1x32GB) runs single-channel and can cost 10-20% FPS in CPU-heavy games
⚠ Memory speed not listed: slow memory is a common corner cut
⚠ Power supply not listed: a low-wattage or unrated one is a common corner cut and limits upgrades
⚠ Motherboard not listed: a budget board can limit memory speed and upgrades
⚠ SSD type not listed: a SATA or DRAM-less drive loads games slower than an NVMe one
⚠ CPU cooler not listed: a stock cooler can run hot and loud under load
⚠ Warranty not listed: check the length and whether it covers parts and labor

Returns and shipping

Newegg: returns: check the listing (Newegg sets them per item)

FPS in popular games

Your games (popular games): Fortnite, Warzone and Black Ops 6, Cyberpunk 2077, Helldivers 2

Preset

Upscaling (FSR)

Frame generation

Max preset, native, frame generation off: Justin's settings, so these are his numbers.

Max settings, nativeMax, native: Highest preset, native (no DLSS/FSR), as Justin tests.

Fortnite
1080p160–180 FPS est.
1440p100–120 FPS est.
4K35–45 FPS est.
Call of Duty BO6
1080p85–95 FPS est.
1440p60–70 FPS est.
4Kwon't run well
Cyberpunk 2077
1080p100–110 FPS est.
1440p40–50 FPS est.
4Kwon't run well
Helldivers 2
1080p50–60 FPS est.
1440p35–45 FPS est.
4Kwon't run well

Lines at 60 and 144 FPS: 60 is smooth, 144 fills a high-refresh monitor (bright green 144 and up, light green 60 and up, yellow under 60). "est." is our range from the same graphics card and CPU class, not a measured run. Any setting but Max, native, frame generation off is an estimate ("est."); with frame generation on, the number is frames shown, and "feels like" is the frames the PC renders. Every game we cover