Cyberpower, with its console brand Syber, is one of only two official Steam Machine launch partners in the UK. David Scott explains why Steam Machines will be important and what his company's range ...

CyberPowerPC has unveiled a new Syber series of gaming PCs and consoles, including a tower PC, a mid-tower, a living room PC console, and a Steam box. The Syber M Series (starting at £1,055, above) is ...

Syber XL Series with Maximum Airflow, Hard Tube Liquid Cooled Hyper Liquid Series and VR-ready Laptops Highlight the New Lines CITY of INDUSTRY, CA (January 5-8, 2017) – CyberPowerPC and its Syber ...

Description: CyberPower's Syber xl Gaming System. "Like" us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! Circle us on Google+ Music: ...

Power consumption isn't always a major consideration for PC gamers, though the resulting heat output is. Also of concern is noise, especially for a system that's destined for the living room. The ...

It seems like every other CES 2017 announcement involves a new gaming system or accessory. If anyone ever thought that PC gaming was dead and that only mobile devices and consoles matter, this year’s ...

CITY of INDUSTRY, CA (September 20, 2016) -- Syber Gaming, a division of CyberPowerPC, today announced delivery of its C Series, a small form factor system maximized for space while giving users a ...

Virtual reality is the next big step that the video game industry has started to move towards. There are already a number of devices and headsets in the market now or preparing launch in the nearby ...

On Wednesday, CyberpowerPC’s Syber Gaming division launched its new M Series of mid-tower gaming desktops, designed for virtual reality. They’re compatible with the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive despite ...

Syber Gaming, a division of CyberPower PC, impressed us last year with its Vapor system, which was basically a Steam Machine turned into a Windows box (due to Valve dragging its feet). There's been ...

Performance Summary: The Syber Vapor as configured by CyberPower is a meaty system, so we weren't surprised that it performed so well in our benchmarks. There really isn't a weak cog in the machine -- ...