Skytech Gaming King 95 Desktop PC, Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz (5GHz), AMD RX 9070XT 16GB, 1TB Gen4 NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 5600 RGB, 850W Gold PSU, 360mm ARGB AIO, Wi-Fi, Win 11

Pros: Easy to Setup: The Blaze was an ease taking out of the box and setting up, and was up and running within fifteen minutes. Fantastic Performance: The Blaze completely exceeded my expectations in all facets concerning gaming, and I was stunned over the power of the rig straight out of the box. Very Cost Affordable: Not much else to say here. $830 for an amazing PC along with a good keyboard (the mouse is slightly less so) is a great deal, and it’s no wonder the PC is an Amazon Best Seller. Very Quiet: After my first day the PC began to operate very loudly. Although I was concerned at first, it turned out that the cooling fans were simply turned up after I accidentally switched a switch on the back while fumbling for the off switch at night. After this initially scary encounter, I was amazed how quiet the machine was, in everything it did. The machine utilizes it’s fans to the fullest extent, and playing games was a breeze. Very Bright: Great RGB! Good presets and control over the colors. Cons: The only con I could point to is the lack of a performing gaming mouse, as the mouse I received did not exactly meet my standards for a serious gaming mouse; this being said however, anyone buying this computer for gaming specifically would most likely have their own preferred mouse, and so this con isn’t even an issue. I switched out my sky tech mouse out for my Basilisk and carried on with my day My Performance in games (FPS Benchmark): CSGO: 150-250 FPS Highest Settings (16:9 AR) Rainbow: 100-150 FPS Highest Settings Fortnite: 100-150 FPS Highest Settings (Bonus: I also downloaded a low intensity game, Mindustry, and easily cranked out a thousand fps) Overall Review: An Outstanding 5 Stars. This PC is extremely powerful, quiet, easy to setup, customizable, bright, and EXTREMELY cost affordable for the rig given straight out of the box. 5/5 would purchase again.

I have had this computer for almost a month now and use it every day for multiple (sometimes too many) hours. The built quality is excellent and even the power supply is RGB and 80+ Bronze certified. The MOBO is a bit on the cheaper side but it hasn’t caused me any problems. I honestly think this PC would have cost me more to build than what I bought it for. It came shipped in very nice soft foam and had a nice foam insert inside the case to keeps the parts from moving during shipping. It came with a super fast PCI-e SSD and I’ve bought a 2 tb drive for mass storage to go with it. The main part that I’m happy about is that it came with an MSI 1660ti, which is by far one of the fastest versions of the card out there and it does an absolutely amazing job running all my games at ultra on 1080p with 100+ FPS. It came with a free keyboard and mouse which is nice because they held me over until the rest of my peripherals came in the mail. One of my favorite things is that it came with a “Skytech Gaming” folder with some basic startup, troubleshooting, and maintenance guides and business information. All very nice and professional. I haven’t called tech support yet but I would assume they are fantastic because everything I’ve seen so far has lead me to believe these are by far the best company to buy prebuilts from. I’m am super happy with my purchase and will highly recommend this pc to anyone. You’re not going to find more of a beast for the price anywhere else short of building your own. +no bloatware and the computer came installed with nice benchmarks.

It's honestly a pretty sweet rig. Runs most games you'll throw at it on ultra settings in the 70 to 160 fps range. Where it gets dicey is the 500gb ssd, cpu cooler, and ram. Bigger games like warzone end up bottlenecking the measley 8gigs of ram. I maxed out the 500gbs of storage in 3 days as well so I recommend getting more storage. The cpu fan also isnt the nice amd pictured above. It comes with a cheap cooler master that doesnt do terrible, but doesnt do amazing either. All in all this pc will do what you need it to do. For the price too, you cant beat it. Case is also kinda smaller than I imagined just over 240mm tall. Doesnt leave room for bigger motherboards sadly. Also fun fact the gtx 1660 ti is the pny blower version. Sweet little graphics card. Motherboard is the asrock 320m I believe. Then it's just some base hp 8gb ram. EDIT** not even 2 weeks after purchase, and literally right after I posted the review, the crappy asrock a320m motherboard crapped out on me. Ethernet stopped working and the ram slots failed. Luckily a friend had a spare b450m I could throw In. Not only that but all of my files on the cheap lexar SSD corrupted and I had to wipe the drive and reinstall windows on my wd blue HDD. In short my rating will drop and I honestly wouldnt recommend if you arent prepared to replace major components at a moment notice. Cheap parts are cheap parts for a reason and there is no getting away from the consequences of that. Might be worth an extra 100$ for a cyberpower pc in my opinion.

I am personally into computers, but due to my recent PC dying and needing a new one fast I went on a hunt to find a good system from performance-price since I enjoy playing games, and I had started college. My build came with a Zotac 1660 TI, which is perfectly fine as they also state in the description that they use any GPU they have available, it is still a 1660 TI. It has a single stick of 8GB 3000 OLOy ram, which is good enough for gaming, but I will be upgrading mine as I need more to run VM's and CAD. The GPU performs well for the games that I play, usually at around 60-170FPS on 1080p depending on the game, the CPU is also a good Ryzen 5 2600. The boot time doesn't take long, and by the time I finish turning on all 3 of my monitors and my mouse, I reach the login screen. The system feels snappy, it's not slow and I haven't had any issues. The reason I give it 4 stars is due to 2 reasons: 1. The M.2 slot didn't come with a screw, however, I did already had one so that wasn't really much of an issue. 2. They should include how to add extra drives, despite the fact that I am into computers, not knowing much about cases, they should've included that the HDD Mounting bay was removable with the bottom screws, the cables are also tightly done which is nice if you aren't going to install any extra HDD, but you will need to snip some zip ties to add in more. They don't cover OverClocking in their support, so if you do, they won't be able to help you. However taking a look at the bios, the motherboard does in fact not support any overclocking for the CPU. So if you're into OC, this won't do, unless you buy another motherboard and swamp the parts over. Overall I like this system and I've had 0 issues with it, it's quick at booting up and loading all the programs, I can run my VM's and play games without any issues. The system is quite even after putting the fans in performance mode, if you are doing/playing a heavy game it would be a good idea to turn on the PSU fan, this fan is loud, but I am not annoyed by it and I have gotten used to it now. The fan doesn't need to be on all the time, but it's a good thing to turn it when playing/doing heavy tasks. They also included a report of everything that was tested on the system, and setting it up and plugging in everything was super easy. The system worked on first boot and with no issues.

Alright so it’s been about 1 month since I purchased my computer. When I opened up the computer, it was nicely packaged so that even though amazon don’t mark is as fragile, I find it unlikely that the computer or it’s parts will get damaged. Initially after opening up the computer, I couldn’t get the wires to fit into the graphics card. So I decided to call the customer support (though because of other reviews I had read, was concerned that the support might not be helpful.) So customer support ended up helping me solve what turned out to be a simple problem. He did have to go and look at physical version of the same model of computer to help me locate the screw correctly, but I feel it’s reassuring that customer support has access to model of the computer to be able to look directly at in the event that it would help. The computer has been running great since then. I needed the computer for graphic design programs (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) as well as video editing, and it has done a great job with loading times and general responsiveness. (also can run the big beefy Minecraft mod packs nice and smoothly.) The lights in and on the computers are much less distracting than I thought they would be, and the lights power off when the computer is off. The free mouse that comes with the computer is decent, but the free keyboard that came with it works, but have some keys that take a lot more “force” to press (like backspace and enter…). Since I didn’t buy for the keyboard or mouse, I’m not going to take stars off for that. So I’m going to give this 5 stars, since it’s doing all the things I need, and at a solid price. Just need to bring your own keyboard to the table, but I doubt that is why anyone is looking at buying this computer.

Been building computers since '97, so a bit of experience. I bought this beauty simply because i don't have the time to do the research and choose all the parts at the moment. I picked this one specifically due to price and CPU/GPU combo, i would have preferred the light version but it wasn't available. First thing to know this thing is beautiful and HUGE. It's about 2x the width of my Alienware R12's that the kids have. It came very professionally packaged, lots of space filling and foam ribs inside to hold the video card etc. in place for shipping. There was also an adequate amount of foam between computer and box. The box was dusty but undamaged. All the glass came with plastic protectant on it. I checked it over prior to firing it up, no loose cables, all in all very solid. I thought heard something was rattling around inside when i removed it from the box, but i couldn't find anything so whatever it was either came out or got stuck. Doesn't really matter, it won't be moving again. It has a filters on the top and bottom and something like 9 huge fans. Super quiet, I can't hear anything at all. I haven't put it under load on any games yet, I'll update in a week or so. It started up on the first try, 0 issues. I had to wait for windows to update, that's to be expected on any new computer. After that straight to windows login, and i was off and running. It did take ~5 mins before windows updated my normal desktop from the cloud, but that's a windows issue, nothing to do with Skytech. I want to emphasize, there were NO ISSUES, i didn't have to mess with the BIOS, settings, nothing. Just press the power button and off we went.

I was so excited to get this computer, specs seemed decent and would ultimately run all the games i want quite well. Unfortunately, there is a big issue with getting updates of Windows and registry problems, the latter of which I had to manually fix (good thing my dad taught me how to do this). Customer service is absolute garbage: phone lines always busy and forget getting any help by email. I spent weeks frustrated with how the company was run, I started to regret my choices. Luckily it works on a basic level and I was able to fix mistakes made to my device. Peripherals/ extras: keyboard is decent (color backlit with 3 patterns in addition to the lights being off), the mouse (also the same color deal) had issues with "jumping around" on the screen. Changes in mouse pad, table surfaces and using it on 3 other computers produced the same results. Very disappointed and happy i purchased a separate mouse and keyboard. The case colors are wonderful and enjoy the options. Bluetooth on my device is also dodgy. My phone can't connect and it won't receive or send files by Bluetooth. All in all, if i had to make another computer purchase, I'd not chose Skytech at all. I will be upgrading parts when i can and i suggest if you buy this, to be careful. The rating i left as a 1 star is due to the poor customer service and extra work i had to do to make sure this computer could run properly. Please work on your CS team's skills, they are the front line of how your business is perceived. Have some better quality controls for devices you're putting out as i feel what was wrong with mine was egregious and shouldn't have been up for sale.

Excellent buy! Was previously using an entry level Alienware alpha, needed to upgrade as even low spec games like league of legends or genshin impact became difficult to play without stuttering or long load times. If you don't get into the review, I highly recommend this pc to anyone looking to move from consoles or play both, that is okay with 1080p gaming or on a budget. This easily fits the bill! I had been looking into building my own computer but with parts being intermittently out of stock and me personally lacking the time or space the really sit down and approach building a pc like I would want, buying pre-built was what I settled on! This plays anything I've loaded up on 1080p high settings 60 fps or better, and I've mainly been playing league, overwatch, apex legends, some call of duty war zone, and genshin impact as of late for reference. This can play some 4k low spec games without hiccups as well (genshin impact) on low settings. I haven't done anything to it yet as far as upgrades, but it has been recommended to upgrade to 16 gb ram instead of the 8 gb that it comes with, and a better power supply down the road as my first steps. Very easy to use! It is literally plug and play, and some initial setup time if you need to install a newer version of windows. I had it up and running in about 30 minutes. And the mATX case with the fans looks even better in person, and goes well with any rgb setup.