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    Di-No Computers

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    I spilled soda all over my Mac keyboard and trackpad, and I was totally freaking out. Other repair…read morestores I called said there would be a several day wait, since they were busy Without an appointment, I walked in and spoke with Lian at the front desk. She was incredibly kind and took the time to explain the entire process to me. Since I arrived close to closing time and didn't have an appointment, she let me know they would run diagnostics on my laptop the following day. There's an $89 diagnostic fee, and if repairs are needed, part of the $89 fee can be used towards the cost, which felt reasonable. The next day, Martin called to let me know there was no damage and that he had cleaned the affected keys. He explained that my laptop passed all tests, but the battery was consumed. When I wasn't sure what that meant, he patiently explained and advised that since the battery wasn't swelling and the computer was still performing well, there was no need to replace it unless I noticed issues. I really appreciated that he took the time to explain everything and didn't try to upsell me. I was able to pick up my laptop later that same day which was less than 24 hours after dropping it off. I highly recommend Di-No for honest and fast service!

    The service is excellent... the staff was knowledgeable about computers and how to use websites I…read morehad questions about. I would recommend them. I am an older woman... and not super techie but I love having a computer for information plus contacting friends...

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    My 7-year-old CyberPowerPC has been running well, still with no issues. But in January 2026. It…read moregave me a CPU fan error. I had to restart the PC and set the CPU Fan monitor to ignore. Everything is fine now. But the RAM went bad 2 years after purchase, which is what u expect from a pre-built gaming PC. I'm giving this 3 stars because I got a CPU Fan error after 7 years, and the original 16 GB of RAM failed after 24 months. All CyberPowerPC users should be aware that the RAM might break before the PC does. And you might need to take it to a professional or DIY the RAM swap when it is time. And also expect your boot drive to stop working after 5 - 6 years of gaming usage.

    I purchased a CyberPowerPC gaming computer on December 02, 2025, for over $3,000 and paid extra for…read moretheir premium warranty. I expected a premium product and warranty experience. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. After approximately seven months, a RAM stick failed and the computer began randomly crashing. When I contacted warranty support, I was told I would have to pay to ship the RAM myself or accept an authorization hold of more than $900 for a replacement, with the possibility of being charged if the RAM was damaged during shipping. I ultimately sent the entire PC in for repair. It came back with the original issues unresolved and additional problems. It still recognizes only 32 GB of the 64 GB installed, the graphics card isn't registering in Task Manager, and the GPU produces no display through DisplayPort. Two fans have lost their RGB lighting, and the case was returned with damage that prevents the glass panel from closing properly. I have photos and videos documenting the condition of the computer when it was returned. I requested a refund, but CyberPowerPC refused and offered another repair instead. After already going through their warranty process once and receiving the computer back in worse condition, I have no confidence that another repair will solve the problem. This computer is used for work, school, and personal use, so the repeated downtime has been extremely disruptive. Spending more than $3,000 plus additional money for a premium warranty should come with a much better experience. I am very disappointed with both the reliability of the system and the warranty process.

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