Skytech King 95 Gaming PC Desktop, Ryzen 7 9700X 3.8 GHz (5.5GHz Turbo Boost), NVIDIA RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7, 1TB Gen4 SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 6000 RGB, 850W Gold PSU, 360mm ARGB AIO, Wi-Fi, Win 11 Home

Not the type to do reviews but for a product this expensive its important to leave reviews. First off this system works and performs as spec. 9700x is right in line with most models and the 5070 is actually a great version with good cooling and above average performance according to gaming benchmarks and geekbench 6. The amount of fans and cooling is great because i can keep this quiet and allows me to play without headphones which coming from a gaming laptop is a plus. The SSD is basic but works. The MOBO is a bit cheap (probably upgrade in the future) but its functional and has enough ports for now. The lack of 2.5 GBe lan is a downside but got an adapter so no worries there. The Montech King 95 pro case is quite solid and very good case for this price. Im quite happy with that. The power supply I have only looked at once and I believe I got a semi-modular C tier rated power supply which is my only complaint. For 1700 bucks I expect a modular power supply even if its only 750 watts. But it will work til i can upgrade. Cable management was superb, best I have seen on prebuilt system. Zip tied very well and cables routed correctly. IO shield was in place as well so good job on that. No bent pins or connectors and everything was plugged in correctly on arrival. Packaging was great too everything is what you expect. Lastly, with this model From what I can see I pull about 400 watts in full gaming load. 250 from GPU and 60 - 90 from cpu. But that might vary depending on monitor setup and PBO settings in BIOS. TLDR this is a quality system and very pleased with it. Just wished they didnt underbudget some components.

Just got this rig yesterday and so far I'm loving it. The build quality appears to be very good. Cable management is exceptional. Ease of setup is stress free. Noise is almost non existent. The only (constructive) criticism I would offer is the ease of future upgrades. The tower case is phenomenal and makes it easy to add additional (2x) hard drives. However because the way the PCU cables were bundled together by the PC builder it does make it a bit challenging to find the right connecters when adding new hard drives. This probably isn't a huge issue for most people because most people won't upgrade this system out of the box. But I added 2x hard drives immediately so I had to cut several of the zip ties holding the PCU wire bundles just to find the power connections. It would be helpful if maybe the builder would either leave those connectors visible in the wire bundle or maybe label them with some sort of sticker. Added side note to potential customers who wish to upgrade this system please note that while mine did come with one extra SATA cable if you add any more drives you will need extra cables. You will also need a power cable splitter (PCU to HD) for your hard drive as I was only able to find one open on the PCU. Outside of this minor criticism this is an excellent system that is build very nicely. Definitely would buy from these guys again.

I got this computer in June, and it's a beast of a machine with an incredible price. it plays any game with ease, it looks awesome, and it's quiet. From the looks of it you can install more memory and ram. The only issue is that there aren't many 3.0 USB ports, and you only get 1 TB of SSD but if you pair this PC with an External SSD + USB port, it's a reliable beast that will last for many years. Very happy with my Purchase.

I love my new Skytech PC. It performs great on high or ultra settings while streaming to two platforms, while still maintaining 100+ fps. My main complaint is that for a $1,900 pc the motherboard has WiFi anf Bluetooth but it requires two antennas that you screw into the back of the pc. I dont personally use wifi, but the Bluetooth isn't great sometimes it will just cut out for a couple seconds in the middle of a game and thats with me sitting right next to the pc. So id have to assume if I did use the wifi connection it probably wouldn't be reliable.

Really enjoying the tower. One thing to do after setting it up is going to the manufacturers website of your motherboard for your driver updates as windows will not update them properly. I was panicking due to the wifi and Bluetooth performing quite poorly for the power the board itself has. Also consider upgrading the mouse if you have big hands like myself.

Came with no defects or issues, looks great and works flawlessly! Setup was also super easy. It just comes out of the box and works. There is a bit of fan noise but it isn't obnoxious and the PC still runs cool even after long sessions. Highly recommend, can't go wrong with this one.

its a good computer it runs dota 2 in full settings 240 fps. CS2 360 FPS full settings. all good. when i got the computer it was noise because the setting of the the fans was on full speed so i access the bios and i put in normal speed instead of full speed and now its automatic and there is no noise. i recommend this computer i really liked it can runs any game

I like it. Nowadays, at least where my location is, there isn't a Micro Center nearby. I could have built one for close to the same price since RAM is expensive, so I just went with prebuilt. This is a clean setup, almost with no noise whatsoever, and able to run software in the background while gaming without crashing. For those who play story games, I'm able to play Silent Hill Remake on high with ray tracing, and Gears of War on high with ray tracing. I haven't really experienced any other games. I've been glued to Arc Raiders, which I also play on high. ( ￣▽￣)