Skytech Prism II Gaming PC Desktop – AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 3.7 GHz, RTX 3090 24G GDDR6X, 1TB NVME SSD, 16G DDR4 3200, 1000W Gold PSU, 360mm AIO, AC Wi-Fi, Windows 10 Home 64-bit

This pc is lightning fast. Have not had any issues playing games at all. It did have one fan that would not spin. Thecwire was damaged from being pulled through the case. Was able ti solder the wire with shrink tube. Every works great now. I do wish it had more ram.

Not sure the cause but stay away from this one had it for a few months and the GPU completely failed as soon as it hits stress it completely crashes your computer taking multiple attempts and about 30minutes to start again as it fails the pre bios check. Tried everything put my old 1080ti in and no other issues with the pc. When it did work it was great.

Ive had for 2 months now and am amazed how well put together it is, all components are brand new inside, all fans work and are NOT loud at all as some oe the posters say, i think its the different model , im using the one with the rtx 3090 ... Will try and give a good update around 6 months

Had the pc for a week and whole pc started to malfunction led light won’t change can’t open up settings or anything to fix problem and skytech won’t respond to you whatsoever so don’t even bother tech support… buy somewhere else and save yourself from what I’m dealing with ….they are lazy scam artists

Given the world we're living in, graphics cards are exceptionally difficult to come by; which makes buying pre-builts all the more attractive. Now, the computer arrived in fine shape. It boots. I can play Crysis. But the thing is, they put some weird model, janky Gigabyte 3090 into this thing. Again, it works, but by God it sounds like a jet engine if you just play Solitaire. Which is a real shame, cause the CPU comes all hooked up to a fancy schmancy AIO hooked up to a 360mm rad. Which is a complete waste with this banshee sitting next to it shrieking its face off. This wouldn't be a huge problem because I planned on tinkering with cooling anyway. However, it turns out this specific model isn't supported by any of the major water-cooling brands. EKWB? Nope. Corsair? Nuh uh. Alphacool??? Well, according to this one Reddit post one of their coolers intended for a different configuration 3090 will work on this one. It also turns out you have to order the damn thing from Germany, pay VAT, pay $80+ for shipping. Yada yada. So I will get this thing watercooled come hell or highwater, but it's going to cost a lot more, and take much longer, than I had hoped. When you spend $4,200 + tax on a fine machine such as this, you'd hope/think that watercooling the graphics card wouldn't be completely necessary. And if it is, you'd hope there'd be a fairly common GPU model to make that easier. Guess I lost the lottery when the tech was picking out parts. Shame this is what it takes just to get any parts at all, but that isn't Skytech's fault. Thank you for coming to my rant.