I'd rather buy a HP or Dell in that order before a cybertron. Cybertron computers have been bargain price and they try to make it look like a really good deal such as putting in a i7 processor etc, but then they use value RAM and ECS or other cheap motherboard brand which I wouldnt trust. I'd rather buy an i5 HP or Dell vs an i7 cybertron and know that I'm getting quality parts vs a mix n match bargain with questionable quality. Their market is the people who only look at specs vs quality and so if you looking for the fastest for your money you might find faster in cybertron but then 1 or 2 years from now its dead with blown motherboard and the i5 HP or Dell are passing it and continue to work another 5 to 10 years.
Also cybertron is the gamer system for people to scared, lazy, or unable to build their own with better quality parts.
With the HP you would need to convert an otherwise home or business grade computer into a gaming system with video card and possibly a power supply upgrade as well. Dell would also be the same unless going with their Gaming System product line that is ready to go out of the box as a gaming rig.