Skytech Gaming Shadow PC, Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7 GHz (5.3GHz Turbo Boost), AMD RX 7600 8GB GDDR6, 1TB SSD, 16GB DDR5 RAM 5200, 650W Gold PSU, Wi-Fi, Win 11 Home

Overall, I am happy with my purchase. The computer runs quiet. It gets louder with heavy games but i expect that. I removed windows and installed linux mint and it works well. One annoying thing is that the PC builder taped down the CMOS battery so it took a little effort to safely remove it without breaking something :) . The RGB controller was also hot glued down. I would like to remove it as i do not care fore RGB. I know these things were done to keep then secure during shipping but i still wish they did not do it. I wish the motherboard had a better post light. I read the manual and the boot up/post lights are mostly useless but i have to blame Asrock and not the computer builder. I upgraded the ram. it took a little effort to get the right ram modules.

This Pc is a unit! it’s super compact which is really nice if you don’t have lots of room for a huge setup. it’s fast, and very smooth when handling lots of tabs, documents at once. for gaming, it’s okay. definitely not the best compared to bigger PCs but for its price and size, definitely pretty decent. i played fortnite at 120 fps/low graphics, 75/medium graphics. forza runs about 50-60 fps at medium to low graphics. in general ive never had any issues running forza, minecraft, or fortnite. so id definitely recommend it for a budget setup 5/5

Bought in 2024, that's my primary gaming method now. Pretty decent PC build no major issues yet.

I’m really happy with this PC so far! It runs super smooth and plays everything I throw at it on ultra settings like Cyberpunk 2077, GTA, Fortnite, Apex, Fragpunk. All of them run great without any lag. The only thing is, when I first powered it on, the fans were so loud I thought the thing was about to take off like a rocket 😂. Luckily, I went into BIOS and switched them to silent mode and it’s been nice and quiet since. For the price, you’re definitely getting a lot of power here. No issues at all so far, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a solid prebuilt gaming PC.

Nothing but issues the minute I tried to upgrade drivers, install windows updates and play any of the game sit claims it can play. I think I've restarted this computer more times than my old one and I've had it for 7 years. AMD software decides it doesn't want to open anymore. Then, I got a weird scrabbled screen on boot. After a third or fourth, I noticed that my icons kept disappearing and task manager was having issues, my games also got hung and began to stack. decided to run a sfc, says it fixed the corrupt files. Upon reboot, same thing nothing worked couldn't play any games other than the ones I have installed from google play. I spent most of my work day trying to fix my personal computer than actually working lol. Also noticed that it has a hard time switching GPU profiles. Refresh rate is just a suggestion and the default settings within windows kept resetting. So yeah this was a whole headache and I didn't feel like reinstalling. Should not be this many issues right out the box. Only thing this build was good for was searching the web.