King 95 Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7GHz, NVIDIA RTX 5070 12GB VRAM, 1TB Gen4 NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 6000, 850W Gold ATX 3 PSU, 360 ARGB AIO, WI-FI 5, Windows 11, Desktop

I have been using the Skytech Omega with 6-core i7 3.7 GHZ CPU & Intel-8700K graphics card for about 6 months primarily for complex 3-D graphics rendering applications. When replacing an iMac became necessary the cost of this machine when compared with any Apple machine with anything anywhere near equivalent specs was an absolute no-brainier. The Skytech plus a decent UHD display was less than half the cost. As to performance, this machine is amazingly fast. It does complex 3-D renders in about 1/10 the time of the first generation quad-core i7. The Windows 10 OS is stable and runs 64-bit graphics software flawlessly; speed is not noticably affected by anti-virus software. There is no bloatware pre-installed. The machine boots up in seconds and opens apps just as fast. There is no significant difference in the major 3-D graphics or photo editing apps on the Windows vs. Apple platforms, and all of the commonly used graphics file formats translate the files from the Mac to Windows without any difficulties. Of course, Apple's proprietay apps do not run on Windows, something to consider if you are editing a lot video. One thing to consider also is that if you are planning to use any applications with large libraries of graphic elements (think CAD architectural or 3-D design apps) is that the 250 GB SSD will probably be barely adequate in terms of storage space; it may not accommodate huge library of graphic element in addition to several productivity applications as well. This machine also comes with a fast 2 TB hard drive, which is plenty adequate. The problem is that at least some productivity applications (e.g., Photoshop Elements, some 3-D graphics apps) will not allow installation on other than the C-drive (in this machine the C-drive is the SSD drive) and so you cannot install them into the 2 TD D-drive. The takeaway is that if you are going to use this machine for such work, opt for the larger storage capacity of the 500 GB SSD, not the 250. This Skytech machine has so far proved reliable and the build quality is very good. The couple of contacts I have had with tech support on minor issues have been good to very good. Overall, I can highly recommend this machine. Will update this review in the future...

To start this review, I know how to build my own PC from scratch. I just had lots of things going on at the time, so I decided to take a chance on a pre-built PC. In hindsight I wish I would have built my own and probably saved some money in the process. My purchase included: Intel I7-8700k Coffee Lake 3.7ghz(4.4ghz Turbo MCE is 4.7ghz) CPU The CPU "HAD" a Cooler Master Lite 120mm AIO MSI Z370 SLI PLUS (MS-7B46) Motherboard G.SKILL Ripjaws V DDR4 2400 C17 2x8GB MSI GTX 1080Ti Armor OC 11gb(Please google the reviews on this card for 2 minutes) Thermaltake 700 Watt Smart 80 PLUS Certified PSU InWin 303 White case Now my grievances with this PC. I took it out of the box with a huge smile. Finally a fantastic gaming PC. Plugged it in to find the 3 fans and LED strip didn't work. The one back fan connect to the Sys Fan header did though in the back. Pulled off the cover to find the molex cable unplugged, plugged in and it all worked. Ran it for about 4-5 days while monitoring HWMonitor and MSI Afterburner for temps as I was getting a 55 C Idle temp on my CPU and a 50 C idle temp on my GPU and 80+C on CPU and 84C on GPU under load via games or benchmarks. Thought to myself hmmm maybe I should do a bit of research on GPU and CPU to see what others are saying. CPU-The 8700k is notorious for running hot most people recommend running a 240mm AIO with it. Mine included a Cooler Master 120mm Lite. GPU-The 1080Ti included was the MSI GTX 1080Ti Armor OC 11GB. 5 minutes of research yielded that this was one of if not the worst cooling 1080Ti on the market due to poor heat sink design. Google it. So I talked to customer support that sounded like a 18 year old kid over the phone no offense to him. Asked if for the amount of money I paid I could have the GPU swapped for a different brand. So I let him run his own tests via teamviewer(skytech support app). Same temps popped up and he said this is all normal so he couldn't help. Also that if I opted to return the PC I would lose 15% due to restocking fees. My conclusion is that if you are gonna buy pre-built understand you may not get the best parts available to you. I get that it stated "Brands May Vary" but LITERALLY 5 minutes of research yielded that this GPU was a poor design for dispersing heat. 5 minutes that the builder for $1900 could have looked that up him/herself. I decided to keep the PC and just install a EK custom water cooling loop for the $300 bucks I would have lost due to "restocking fees" and threw in another $300 for my custom loop. Now my temps for CPU and GPU won't go over 50-60C with MCE(4.7ghz on all cores in the CPU). Buy at your own risk people. Sorry for the long review.

I've had this computer for nearly two months now, and can say that it is as advertised, and I highly recommend SkyTech. The computer arrived in excellent condition. The case was wrapped and set within a Styrofoam frame. Additional packing material was placed around the outside as well as within the case itself to keep everything stable during transit. Setup instructions were included in the case, and it booted up quickly without any problems. I've had absolutely no hardware or software problems. My interaction with SkyTech's customer support has been a very good experience. I contacted them a couple times before purchase, once for product information, and another to request modifications (a black case; and an upgrade to the SSD drive in place of receiving a 2TB hard drive). After purchase, I called them with general hardware and software questions. The customer support reps were knowledgeable, helpful and polite. The interior of the case is well-designed, with a very clean, uncluttered and attractive layout. Here is much of what was delivered in my system: CPU - Intel Core i7-8700K @ 3.7-GHz Coffee Lake-S Socket H4 (LGA1151) Motherboard - Gigabyte Z370XP SLI-CF (U3E1) Intel Z370 (Kaby Lake) Memory - G.Skill 16GB DDR4 SDRAM 1200.5 MHz (DDR4-2400 / PC4-192000) Part Number F4-2400C17-8GVR Graphics - ZOTAC NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Mini SSD Drive - Hitachi HP S700 500GB Audio - Realtek High Definition Ethernet - Intel Ethernet Connection I219-V Wireless - Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165 with attachable antenna USB 3.1 Gen 1 Ports - 2 on front, 6 on back USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A Ports - 1 on back USB Type-C Ports - 1 on back USB 2.0 Ports - 2 on front HDMI HDCP 2.2 Ports - 1 on back RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet LAN Ports - 1 on back PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse Ports - 1 each on back Headphone and Microphone Ports - 1 each on front Operating System - Windows 10 Home 64-bit

I am a habitual PC builder and enthusiast. This is the first time I purchased a pre-built PC. Frankly, I am surprised at the quality of the materials and worksmanship. I would have certainly customized it further to my own likenesses but then again the pleasure of having this run right out of the box was exhilarating. PROS: It worked well right out of the box with just the plugs being put in the right place. The graphics card, it goes without saying, is hardcore and plays everything without a hitch. I am a hardcore gamer and anything less than max settings and resolution is blasphemy The case is minimalistic and the glass shutter is elegant CONS The keyboard and mouse provided with the computer are possibly the cheapest and chintziest I've ever used. It is miles away from the quality of Corsair K90s and RAT 9 mice that I am used to. You should be prepared to buy a keyboard and mouse I couldn't find an SLI bridge anywhere in the box. I will surely upgrade in the future and this will be necessary. The red strip light on the inside of the case did not work out of the box. The three (3) fans on front of the power supply also had no power. One of the power cables was defective and both these things were connected to the same power cable. I called in tech support and they were helpful but I solved the issue on my own. Overall, this is a good system. I can see myself game on this for the foreseeable future without hitches. I do see myself overclocking this well but haven't given that thought just yet. Feedback to Skytech: Based on the pricing, there are competing brands giving the same hardware at slightly lower prices. I believe you can differentiate yourself further and show good value comparatively if you change the RAM from 2400Mhz to 3000 or 3200. You should also add a better keyboard and mouse even if it isn't a logitech or Corsair.

As a prebuilt gaming pc which most people don’t like to purchase, this one actually is not bad. A good size case, well built, cables are well organized even in the back when you open. Price is not bad, you might be able to build yourself if you know how to build a pc for almost the same price or a little cheaper. It was a little dusty inside when I opened the box, I don’t know why!! The ssd drive is not the fastest and it didn’t have a heatsink which would cost a few dollars only, I added a heatsink and added another faster ssd drive. And I added a gpu sag support as the new gpu cards are heavy. Again it’s not a bad gaming pc, but will I buy prebuilt again? I don’t think so, I will build my own pc next time, I can choose the better brands for all the components!

Overal tge system is working fine except for its very loud noise. They have used the cheapest and loudest possible fans. You can her them from other rooms. I have been trying to contact their support. After missing all my call someone sent me a text message. And that was it. They havnt responded to me after 5 days. Totally unacceptable

Good morning, afternoon and evening to my fellow gamers. I recently purchased this computer and despite the short time ive been with it i am in love. I used to play on a dinky little msi laptop with a 1660 in it for a very long time (6 years) and after upgrading to the specs i got i can whole heartedly say its worth every penny. My main praises are its quietness, the wifi connecting as it should with the antenna adapters, different hdmi ports for the various connections you may need as well as the clear and compacted instructions of how to set up the computer. Of course theres the gameplay which ill get to now, on that msi laptop on everything low, id play helldivers 2 at around 15 fps. With this pc i can confidently run it at 80+fps everything on ultra 1440p. I bet if i tweak around the settings as well it would be a stable 100+fps. Additionally, because of the large size of the case, i do have to put it on the floor instead of my desk, but that is absolutely fine as the large case allows for 2 critical things i think a pc needs, space for upgradability, and airflow. This computer has 12 total fans including the ones on the gpu which allows for the heat to dissipate quite easily. Under load in helldivers i reach a maximum of 60C with it jumping around every 3C. As for the additnal features such as the RGB its nice, the app to control the synching does require a log in to use more functions, but its enough to get you started without one. Additionally theres a free keyboard and mouse that ill certainly keep as backups should the ones i have now fail. For the sale i got it at which was 12% now at 15% as of the time of writing, i think its very much worth it for someone whos looking to future proof their pc for years to come. I will be coming back to this review every 3 months if i can remember to provide regular updates regarding its performace overtime. Im looking forward to the years to come. EDIT: i just realized i forgot to mention shipping. if this PC came with issues beleive me this review would have started and ended differently, one thing i would like to mention is that the product did come fast, whenordered on the 4th of september i was given an estimate of the 11th to the 16th. thankfully to ease my impatience, it came 2 days earlier to the mentioned delivery date which surprised me. HOWEVER, due to the fact that this is a sign required drop off you need to be very attentive to the delivery because if you miss it you need to wait the extra day. Now this is important information for those like me. Amazon creates a dummy number for skytech that results in them not being allowed to contact you directly or for the number to be leaked. its because of this that fedex took that dummy number and used it for package, this is important because when trying to use fedex's detailed mapping of your package when its near you are unable to utilize it. meaning when it says its close on in delivery you essentially have to wait and watch for the truck to come in. This was a very annoying and stressful thing to do as i was given different estimates throught the day for when id receive the PC, its because of this that i got tired of waiting and went upstairs to rest a second, only for in that time the delivery guy to pass by and see that "no one" was home. luckily i managed to spot the driver before he left, flagged him down and made him deliver it. when receiving the package the first thing i noticed was that the bottom of it was damaged with a hole. this greatly worred me as it was possible the computer was broken but as you read above, its working fine. my only complaint is that both skytech and amazon confirm the number being used as accurate to prevent a missed drop off, AND for double boxing.

It was amazing until it wasn't power supply fried in less than a month