Skytech Gaming Prism II Gaming Computer PC Desktop - AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-Core 3.8GHz, RTX 3080 Ti 12G GDDR6X, 1TB NVMe Gen4 SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200, RGB Fans, 360mm AIO, AC WiFi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit

Ran a couple games, like Warzone 2, FFXIV and others, this PC ran absolutely nice. In wazone 2 my FPS in a game was around 140- 170+ FPS. FFXIV ran like a beast. The PC itself is extremely quiet. Looks amazing. The only problem I had was that one of the fans wasn't running so I have/had to fix it myself. One of the screws on the mother board wasn't placed, so I had to find and screw it back in. The unboxing came with back up screws, wiring and more. Visually on my 32" 165hz QHD 1440p monitor everything looked very crispy clean. So, had the PC for a few days and I don't regret getting this tower.

Bought this PC for my husband, even tho he prefers to build his own PC, but with these specs and it was a daily deal this PC was too good to pass up and it was packaged so greatly that nothing was messed up and the CASE is wonderful. PC is also very quiet

This PC was very pretty and it ran great, until it just stopped working after I'd had it for less than a day. I received it on a Friday and spent that evening setting everything up. By Saturday afternoon, it couldn't even boot into Windows. Instead I got an error message saying that there's no valid information for an operating system. Since Skytech did not provide me with any installation media, or even the OEM key for the Windows digital license, I had no access to recovery tools and there was absolutely nothing I could do to try to repair the OS myself. Skytech's tech support is only available Monday through Friday 9 to 5, when I, like many other people, am at work. And even if I were available during those hours, Skytech's own FAQ includes "Why can’t I get in touch with a human during customer service hours?"There were other red flags I should have heeded before the PC died. First, there was no sort of quick start guide or anything included with the PC, meaning I had to figure out which screws to remove and how to open the case without damaging it to be able to remove the packing material, which isn't as straightforward as you might think. Second, this PC was clearly used by someone else before it was sold to me. One of the rubber feet was loose and had debris attached to it's adhesive, the accessories' bags had already been torn open, and there were scuff marks on the case. Third, although the Amazon listing said it would come with Windows 11 installed, it actually had Windows 10. Lastly, although all the photos on the Amazon listing showed a black case, the one I received was white. (This last one I'll take partial blame for. Deep in the specs on the Amazon listing it does say "Color: White." But why not use photos that represent what you're selling?)Overall, not a fun experience. I was all excited to set up my new rig, and instead I had to pack it all back up and lug it to the UPS Store. I thought I was getting a good deal, now I see why they were selling these at such a deep discount. At least I got my refund without having to argue over it.

I’m not a big gamer, but I do use the system for graphics and video. Everything runs smoothly. I mostly needed a computer that’ll last roughly a decade and is easy enough to mod. Shipping was great. Setup was easy enough. Fans are fairly quiet, really only notice them if the room is completely silent.

I bought the Windows 10 version of this almost exactly two years ago.During those two years, the fans, RAM, and AIO have all died and needed to be replaced, and the graphics card, an Eagle brand 3080TI, overheated and nearly killed itself when Diablo IV came out. Black screen, fans on full blast. Luckily, mine survived, but research showed these Gigabyte cards have a bit of a reputation for doing this when put under stress. I now have to underclock mine, and limit power output to 85% to hopefully prevent that happening again, but I suspect it will be the next thing to die in this machine anyway.I haven't had any problems out of any other components thus far. The processor, motherboard, and power supply all seem to be good quality parts, and the case is nice and roomy, perfect for when you have to tear the darn PC apart to replace dead components.

Couldn’t be happier with the machine! All of the bad reviews you see here can happen to any company that ships PC’s. The quality of the Skytech PC is great! Nothing on it feels cheap! No noise level at all! It’s able to run and handle all of my tasks and the gaming on it is perfect. No issues with the PC now and I’ve had it for 3 months.

I purchased this as a gift for my daughter who games and does art design on the computer. It has not let her down, it is the best one she has owned. No problems with set it. Graphics are great. Highly recommend.

Several issues with this pc. When first delivered the internet was would only run at a fraction of my 1gbs connection speed. Had to take it to my local pc repair for a full reinstall of windows to get it to work. Then less than a week later my psu burns up. The fans won't change speed like they are supposed to but run full blast all the time. Will probally need a new fan controller as this thing is loud. With the cost of parts and repairs I'm out almost another 600 dollars on top of the 3000 dollar price tag.