It's really no secret that I love building my own PCs and it's quite rare that you?d see me buy a pre-fab desktop. For me, there's simply no value add in ordering a custom PC built with off the shelf parts I can easily put together myself. However, there are some system builders who?ve found ways to provide value add for enthusiasts such as myself by developing stuff like exclusive components or enhanced warranties that are far superior in comparison to the ones offered by PC component manufacturers.

Today we'll be reviewing the CyberPowerPC Zeus Mini-I 780, which is a brand new system from CyberPowerPC that was unveiled for the first time at CES earlier this year. Unlike most CyberPowerPC systems that simply use off the shelf parts, CyberPowerPC decided to up the ante with the Zeus Mini by not only making the system extremely small, but they?ve also developed their own exclusive chassis specifically for the system as well. Unlike many mITX chassis on the market that limit the length of the graphics card, size of the cooler, or the type of power supply that may be used, CyberPowerPC's Zeus Mini chassis is special in the fact that it supports everything from the longest single GPU graphics cards to full sized ATX power supplies and pretty much everything inbetween.