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CyberPowerPC is a US-based builder of custom gaming PCs and laptops, founded in 1998.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

CyberPowerPC is a company that builds customized PCs specifically for gamers. Founded in 1998 by Eric Cheung and Stanley Ho, the brand has been around for over 20 years and offers custom gaming desktops and laptops, including prebuilt systems and eSports-ready configurations. Its main office is located in City of Industry, CA.

History

CyberPowerPC was started in 1998 by two friends, Eric Cheung and Stanley Ho, with the idea of creating truly customized PCs specifically for gamers. The brand has been around for over 20 years; for 18 years it used its original logo, and in 2016 it adopted a modern logo that pays homage to the original "C & P" letters, with a lightning bolt symbolizing the "power" in the brand. The company's mission is to make PC gaming a part of every home in the world.

Products and positioning

Customized PCs specifically for gamers; PC gaming as a part of every home in the world.

  • Custom Gaming Desktops

  • Custom Gaming Laptops

  • Prebuilt Desktops

  • End of Summer 5070 Ti

  • End of Summer 9950X3D2

  • Modern Analog Series MA-01

Recent events

  • Reported

    CyberPowerPC announces Tracer VI Edge Pro Liquid Cool laptop series[5]

    CyberPowerPC announced the Tracer VI Edge Pro Liquid Cool gaming laptop series at CES 2022. The laptops were expected to become available in early 2022, with a starting price of $2,699.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Intel Xe discrete GPU appears in an OEM gaming desktop[6]

    A CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme Gaming Desktop was listed with an Intel Xe discrete graphics card; the article says the GPU was offered as part of an OEM desktop rather than sold separately.

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