Skytech Prism II Gaming PC Desktop - AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8GHz, RTX 3090 24GB, 32GB 3600mhz RGB Memory, 1TB Gen4 SSD, 360mm AIO

Just got this beast of a PC today. I was crossing my fingers that the components it came with would be good and I haven't been let down.ASROCK Phantom Gaming 4 X570 motherboard (basic but serves it's purpose)Gskill Trident Z RGB RamGigabyte Aorus Geforce RTX 30909 FansAIO as advertisedCase is very, very sharp looking and RGB works well.Stays cool and quiet - even pushing Cyberpunk at 3440 x 1440 with Ultra Settings and RT on, card and CPU never broke past 65 degrees. Can't see the Power Supply type, but I haven't had any crashes or BSOD yet.Product was shipped and packed well and nothing was unseated during transit.Even though this is only my first night with the system, its sleek, looks amazing, stays cool, and performs better than I expected! Thank you, Skytech - coming from Alienware, I am impressed and delighted so far.

**UPDATE**9/1/21** OK, so my system came with the now infamous exploding power supply from Gigabyte, the GP-850GM. I have ordered a replacement PSU from Super Flower. Please check your power supply and make sure that it is not a Gigabyte GP-750GM, or GP-850GM. If your system has one of these units, there is a real risk of a fire hazard in your home or office. I tried contacting skytech via phone but nobody is answering their phones, so I am just replacing the PSU myself.With the current insanely inflated prices across the hardware market, this machine was the best option I could find. I compared against all the other pre-builts out there, and decided to give skytech a chance since their HQ is nearby.I'll start with shipping. The machine arrived fast, and was well packed. No surprises or disappointments during unpacking. The mainboard compartment was packed with one of those expanding foam packs. Everything was in place and seated correctly.My machine arrived with an Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming 4. For me, this was a good thing because I had 64GB of ECC ram on hand that I planned to swap in from my previous workstation. Most of the Asrock Ryzen boards support unbuffered ECC ram. The g.skill dimms that came in this machine were moved to another box where they are working fine.The RTX 3090 I received is the Zotac Trinity OC. This is a lower-end card limited to 350W and has a 1710 MHz boost clock. Honestly, I am fine with a dual 8-pin, 350W card. I don't plan on over-volting. It just needs to run reliably as a workstation card... and it performs in league with other RTX 3090s in Ocane, Blender, Unreal, etc. I haven't done much gaming, so I can't speak specifically to that. But the CPU and GPU have been taxed on content creation loads for extended periods without issue.The case looks/feels premium even though I know it's a Lian Li design ripoff. The PC case is a metallicgear neo qube. I don't plan to make any changes. I am fine with the fans it came with. There were sata power cables in place already to attach to spinning hard drives, but I did need to add my own data cable and screws to mount the drive. I think this is something that skytech should/can include. The motherboard probably came with a few sata cables, and for sure the case came with HDD mounting hardware. Skytech should include these instead of casting them aside during the assembly process.This was my first desktop that I didn't build myself, and I am seriously fine with what I received from Skytech. This is now my primary machine, and I've seriously not had a single issue with it.I should note that I immediately removed the wifi card that occupies a PCI slot as I am connected via ethernet... but I might have a use for it elsewhere. I never got to test the wifi performance.I can't say exactly what brands/components you will get with your build, but based on my experience I can definitely recommend this system.

Great PC, works well, Price was almost not a ripoff (Those are really sad times for consumers). I still don’t understand why would someone get a 3090 to game, I got this PC just for the video card, that I use in a home made workstation for computing.I am using this PC with another older video card (1080ti) and I had to update the BIOS/reset it for the graphic card to finally be recognized.I have to admit, I quite like the PC case, as well as all the lights (and I thought I was way too cool for this!!)My only issue so far, that is quite annoying, is the absence of USB-C. There is one plug in the front of the case, but it is inactive, the motherboard has NO USBC connectors! This is really surprising.All the components inside the PC are from reputable brands, and beside the USB-C absence, the only annoying things for a PC of this price is the lack of Bluetooth, and the keyboard that is a joke (seriously, it was impossible to type on this, I can't even imagine playing with it, the space bar was registering less than 20% of the hits) beside this, everything is good!I paid this $3999 with the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, price keeps increasing. Crazy times!

Picked it up in May of 2021. Dead Jan 2023. I have an alienware that is 2 years older with a RTX2080Ti that is still running solid no issues. This product must have 0 pride in the work put into it as it didn't even last 2 years. The PC crashed when playing a game never booted back up again, fleaced the power out of all electronics and rebooted. PC has power now nice and pretty lights but videocard wont power all the way up but heck man we got us a purdy little bird hatching eggs on a little display on the card.Such a shame that the prices charged do not translate into quailty long standing products or pride when making such a high cost item. Took a decent amount of time to pay off the 4k dollar price and once I did a couple months later completely useless and more of a headache than worth to get help with.Shop around to a local source that you can have physical access to which assist in holding the correct individual person accountable for ripping you off.