SkytechBlaze 3.0 Gaming PC Desktop – AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz, RTX 3060 Ti, 1TB NVME SSD, 16G DDR4 3200, 600W Gold PSU, AC Wi-Fi, Windows 10 Home 64-bit

I've upgraded this pc significantly since getting it but ran everything other then the ram for about 2 months and it was super smooth only played 1080p at that time and with low ish setting on games like R6, Fortnite, valorant, overwatch you will easily run 200fps and average over 140 from my experience. When you get to the harder games to run like warzone and destiny 2 only games I've played with it I got around an average of 100 to 120 sometimes would go to lower 90 upper 80fps rarely. Which is only for warzone which tbh it's a very poorly optimized game. Last kinda nit picky thing is the front piece that connects to my back panel is flush all the way down to the bottom doesn't fully clip in can push it flush but pops right back out if u let it go. Overall amazing pc great to buy save for a little then upgrade off of overtime!!

Warning: this will be a long review but very informative if you’re considering buying this PC.So I’ve had this PC for about 2 weeks. Granted, this isn’t a ton of time to know if parts will fail, but it’s been solid so far. PC was extremely well packaged with no damage on arrival. Upon opening up the case, everything was installed correctly and the cable management was immaculate. Very well organized in the front and back of the case with good use of zip ties and everything. Don’t think I could have done it better myself. I couldn’t find any reviews specifying the exact components of the PC, so I wanted to list what came with mine so others know what they’re buying and have something to compare to.-CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x-GPU: EVGA 3060ti 8gb XC (this is the smaller 2 fan card compared to some other 3060ti’s with 3 fans, but its performance is about the same)-Motherboard: MSI 550M Pro-VDH Micro Atx AM4-SSD: Western Digital Blue SN550 1TB NVME-RAM: Geil Evo Potenza 2x8gb 3200 16CL-PSU: Gamdias 600w Helios 80+ Gold-CASE: Metallic Gear Neo Air ATX white-CPU Cooler: AMD Wraith Prism RGB cooler-Accessories: comes with a PCie wifi adapter with 2 antenna, 3 rgb fans (2 intake, 1 exhaust), and windows 10 pre installed on the 1TB ssd.At the time of writing this review (June 17th, 2022), if you were to buy all these parts individually from Amazon it would cost around $1250 before tax. This is not counting windows 10, as some people may or may not include that in the price of a build. If you buy a legit Win 10 key then that’s an extra $110, bringing the total up to $1360 before tax. Considering the price of this PC is currently $1400, you’re basically getting everything very close to MSRP, with a $40-150 up-charge depending on how you look at it. That seems very reasonable to me, as Skytech has to be compensated for their time and effort to build the PC and package everything, and you have to consider the price of your time if you were to build a PC instead. Plus you get a 1 year warranty from Skytech if any parts break or you get technical difficulties.The only parts I was skeptical of were the PSU because Gamdias is not known for high quality parts, and the RAM because it looks kinda ugly. However, all RAM is basically the same because it’s made by 1-2 companies and then rebranded, so it doesn’t matter much. Also, the CPU cooler looks really nice and the RGB feature is awesome, but it’s not the best CPU cooler around. It’s good enough, but if you plan to have extended gaming sessions in high quality graphics (1440p) or want to keep your CPU temps down, then you’ll have to upgrade the CPU cooler to something of your choice. If you game in 1080p or don’t play very demanding AAA games, then the cooler it comes with is perfectly fine. So, I would recommend upgrading the PSU and the CPU cooler if you get what I have.As far as performance goes, I’ve been very satisfied. Everything I’ve played has been on a 1440p 165hz monitor. Battlefield 5 gets 140-150fps, Witcher 3 160fps, League of Legends 300fps, Heroes of the storm 300+ FPS. This has all been on high or max graphics settings. Obviously if you run a 1080p monitor or a lower refresh rate you’ll get even better FPS. I also do some video recording and editing, and have had no issues with that.Overall, I would definitely recommend this PC to people who are looking for a nice quality set up and don’t want to deal with the hassle of building one. You could plug this in and start gaming within 10-15 minutes with the peace of mind that it was built with care. Even if you’ve built a PC before, the value of this build and overall quality of parts is pretty good. Sure, you may have to upgrade a couple parts like the PSU and CPU cooler, but you could sell the ones that come stock with this build to get some cash back and end up paying not more than $50-100 to upgrade that stuff. Overall I would rate this pc at a 9 or 9.5 out of 10.

Was looking for a value purchase that could run games on high or ultra - this is a nobrainer. Great machine and easy over 100 FPS on any current 2023 titles. Highly recommend - could use more storage but that’s an easy addition. If you are on the fence go ahead and pull the trigger this is a good one.

I’ve had this pc for over a year now still running good worth the money and time using

I tried to get a gaming PC from SkyTech on two occasions multiple months apart, both were resounding failures. Sadly, I wanted to support a company that was US based and emphasized "American quality", but was let down.Round 1: PC booted but the GPU would never display. Additionally, the fans on the GPU didn't spin up, so it was pretty clear - dead on arrival. I swapped GPUs with my old computer, and everything functioned properly - issue confirmed. Contacted their support and was unable to find resolution outside of Amazon. Returned.Round 2 (and final): Attempted to boot and heard the classic 4 beep dead motherboard nonsense. After reading reviews, it seems motherboard issues are a common issue for SkyTech. I will be returning this PC tomorrow... not worth trying to work with them again.