Skytech Gaming PC Desktop – Intel Core i7 12700F 2.1 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 750W Gold PSU, 360mm AIO, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit,Black

Excellent
This rig is nice right out of the box. The Intel core i7 processor with the 4070 ti graphics card pairs well. Both of these components are pretty close to being on par performance wise, so you don’t have to worry about what the pc world calls “Bottlenecking”. Which basically means pc performance lag. The cooling is exquisite for the type of performance this pc emits. No overheating and always hops around 40-45C which is extremely cool. I can run practically any game at max graphics 1440p 60+ frames. Which is plenty enough for a game to look amazing. The original RAM is enough for normal gaming, but I do recommend upgrading. I’ve made some upgrades since I first purchased this pc just for aesthetics and future-proofing. Upgrading the parts in this pc is a breeze because it’s well constructed. I’ve recently upgraded to a core i9 12900k and 64gb of DDR4 3600mhz. The next upgrade will have to be the motherboard because this motherboard ONLY supports DDR4 and I would like to have DDR5 for the performance increase it gives. I will say the power supply @ 750watts seems to be holding up quite well even with the substantial upgrades to my pc, but the more powerful components you have the more wattage it takes to cover all ground in support for those components. This pc is a beast of a system though, and for the price point it’s hard to beat it. The packaging was extremely sturdy so I wouldn’t think you’d have to worry about this pc arriving damaged. Skytech seems to really know about what they’re doing. I’d buy this pc all over again if I had a reason to. Highly recommend.

Where to begin?? TRASH!!!!! ***UPDATED REVIEW***
So first off, I had many issues, I’m not sure how they have so many good reviews, unless I just got stuck with a rookie assembler. No instructions or setup instructions in the box. They say go to the website and find your model. My model “azure 2” is not on there. No information anywhere on their site, none on YouTube, and nothing on Google. Another thing, I get a fan that they want you to install on the bottom to cool the power bank. On the box that holds the fan it says screws in accessory bag, well of course, no accessory bag. Thankfully im a mechanic and have screws everywhere, so i was able to get that installed. After installing the fan I make sure all the connections are tight on the mother board and the graphics card. Everything’s looking good, I power it on and I got nothing solid black. Thankfully my brother is a lead I.T, I call him he says to check a few things, pull out the memory sticks and reinstall, etc. Still nothing he says make sure the monitor is plugged into the graphics card on the back not the mother board. Boom! That had to be it, I was in the wrong port. I turn everything off, switch ports, and reset it. The computer turns on now, flashes “gigabyte durable”, has a loading circle, and then goes black. We’re all out of ideas, I tried to contact their support at 6:20 Cali time but closed. I contact amazon support and they walk me through less than my brother did, but in the end I guess this computer is no good. Wasted 4 hours messing with it though smh. Company charges 2g for their computers and the company’s tech support has bankers hours, not open late or weekends. So if you haven’t figured out my opinion by now on this company and their computers, I’ll spell it out….. !!!STAY AWAY!!! But that’s just how my experience was. Now I got to go to UPS send it back, wait for them to receive it, then wait for my refund to process to get a new computer smh. Terrible!!*****So no instructions, no setup guide, no screws for the fan, turns on and goes black, and no help*****Picture is what it says when I turn it on before it goes black.Update I bought another computer holing I just got the one defect but somehow same exact problem as the first one and again no start up guide, instructions, or fan screws in this new one either. Honestly its ridiculous!!

Here’s quick summary of what I liked and what I didn’t like about this purchase experience. Let’s start with the cons…Cons:*No quick guide included.*No quick guide or manual for this model is available on their website.*No fan installation instructions.*”Gaming” computer only has 1 TB so they would HAVE to assume you’re going to install another gaming quality NVMe or SSD — but… (1) No m.2 screws were included despite including all the other motherboard screws including the standoffs. (2) You have to take the GPU out to install the second NVMe. And (3) the motherboard does not, I repeat, does NOT have an NVMe heatsink. Any NVMe you buy will need to include one.*No SATA cables included.*Off-brand no-name DDR4 RAM. I replace it with 32 GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance.*AIO power cycling problem I that had to troubleshoot.*Not a lot of space for the cables and lots of them were shoved in the drive bays. Case covers barely fit back on and are bulging out slightly even with quite a bit of re-arranging and organizingPros:*Decent and quiet RGB fans.*MSI 1TB NVMe.*Gigabyte motherboard and GeForce RTX 4070ti.*Included keyboard and mouse (didn’t use but I’m glad they’re including one).*Packaged well including internal case padding (which you have to remove).In all, I spent about another $400 in extra parts to make this computer a sufficient gaming PC that would fully utilize a 4070ti. Skytech could have done this for about another $250.

I bought this PC a month ago returned it within 2 days. It did not even include a power cord so i had to purchase one at my local computer store. I returned this PC because of how cheap the parts were inside and because it kept on crashing on me. The Amazon fulfillment centre in New Westminster is still processing my refund and it’s almost been a month. Very disappointed with how customer service cannot even escalate this return delay with the warehouse.