Skytech Gaming King 95 Desktop PC, Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7 GHz (5.2 GHz), NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti 16GB, 1TB Gen4 NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 5600 RGB, 850W Gold ATX 3 PSU, 360mm ARGB AIO, Wi-Fi, Win 11

Update: so my endless obsession to figure out what the heck was going on I decided with downtime to download a fan controller that would let me force take over the computer fans as for whatever reason they would not change in Bios. After much fiddling I found out "Fan# 3" which I will figure out exactly which fan that is in the computer when I have time is faulty: It will not shut down (turn down) and just rockets up to max RPMS and won't lower for any reason even if the computer is idle: Thankfully this program does let me throttle it down and lowering "Fan#3" speed down to 20% it is silent and perfect, no over heating issues adjusting this fan so I assume this fan needs to be replaced which I will do in time, sucks, but hey its a simple work around for now. What to say...lets see I will at the end give this computer 5 stars but, it does have things that grate me slightly. but I supposed I can't bash a computer of those faults. And hey maybe Skytech will reach out to me about them lol. So the computer has a whole is well built, it is fast, it was no problem setting up and over all everything works as expected, no problems what so ever in terms of raw power the computer pushes out, 4k max on every game I threw it at hitting those high FPS numbers you expect. So what grates me...Well the mother board is just ok its a mother board but I expected it not to be the best but the GRATING ISSUE is holy heck this thing is LOUD i lowered the fans to silent, I lowered the GPU fans, the only area it won't let me "adjust" the fans fully is in the bios for some reason it is locked and won't move. But everything I have adjusted, speed wise, "sound" was (again switched in bios to "silent") does not matter it sounds like a jet engine EVERY time it wants to use more power. so strong computer? yes. well built if your over building your own PCS? 100% is it louder the the devil roaring on a jet engine? also check. everything else is perfect, just...so so so so so so loud.

I’ve had this system for several months now, it was easy to set up following the instructions given. I did have an issue using a Sony wireless controller and called support. They remotely reinstalled a new driver that fixed the issue and it’s been fine since. It runs graphic intensive games without any lag and the video is spectacular! It’s many silent fans and water cooling is silent and keeps the system from heating up. I didn’t think I’d like the lighted glass case and keyboard, but you can keep all room lights off and play your games and see your desktop and keyboard area fine and you can adjust the lighting settings to your liking. I consider this to be a mid range system that runs like a top of the line Desktop gaming computer. High quality with great customer support.

All in all, the packaging was good, the computer runs well, and was what I wanted in it. A good pre built. However, a couple things I noticed(hence 4 stars): there was no cable tie or anything on the cables to the water cooler, so, after starting up and running, they eventually worked their way up and into the fans. Which made me think my brand new PC was dying a loud, explosive death. Easy enough to fix, so whatever. Also, while unpacking the foam from inside the PC, a small, half eaten(or maybe just broken) teddy graham fell out... I uh, didn't eat the rest, but I guess I appreciate the thought that I might want a snack while unboxing.

The PC works just as intended. Unboxed and everything was nice and tightly secured. Getting high frames at 2k gaming while the gpu and CPU are running at cool temps. Definitely worth a grab just wish the ssd was more than a 1tb but that can always be upgraded

I got a used PC when it was supposed to be brand new. It had someone's account on it and I couldn't get into the PC, I had to figure out how to reset the PC manually without a password and it took some time that I shouldn't have had to do

This is my first PC ever. I had a budget and this was a bit above that, I also wanted a good first experience. I had decent expectations but this PC for sure exceeded them. The speed is phenomenal. The Graphics definitely depend on your monitor but with a good one it does what it should. For what it costed, value was perfect. Power is impressive. Functionality? Amazing. Gaming capabilities is 10/10.

freaking everything you’d ever need desire. solid build quality they use quality components. I love the RGB. Everything came as intended. I stream and play games at the same time and it stays at a manageable heat. Literally can play any game on it and I work solid. It comes with a keyboard and mouse. I didn’t know that, but it’s not anything to brag about. I’m a wireless mouse, kinda guy. The noise level is incredibly quiet even when it’s being pushed to its limits, which is hard to do by the way.

Beautiful and powerful machine. There were a few reviews that made me worry (I look at EVERY review before making a big purchase, and there were a couple here, that weren't favorable--but overall things looked good, and the value was hard to match)...after waiting a few months before a review (for things like this, it's best to give a review after taking it for a few laps first) I've had absolutely zero issues. It is still as smooth and quiet as it was on day one. It's enormous, but I'd hardly consider it a drawback considering what's inside. It was almost as "plug and play" ready as a console. Highly recommended.

Only 2 HDMI but other then that perfect and I was so sceptical but going through Amazon for all my PC’s now. Just so easy and came next day. Amazing PC

So far so good, would have been nice to get a parts list but gaming wise no complaints. It's a beast

The pc runs fantastic. It gets 3 stars because it has no hdd and only 1 m.2 nvme slot. So youre literally stuck with 1TB because your OS is on your M.2 so if you replace it you literally cant boot the pc.