Skytech King 95 Gaming PC, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 4.2GHz (5GHz Turbo Boost), AMD RX 9070XT 16GB GDDR6, 1TB Gen4 NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 5600 RGB, 850W, Gold, PSU, WLAN, Win 11

Price is just extortionate for these specs like you can get that GPU for around 700... A top tier case for 400, custom water cooling around 500, top end CPU 400, top tier motherboard around 500 , top tier 32gb ram for 250 so idk why this costs 3500 for it being built without full custom water cooling

Super fast, makes no noise, and is the best built PC I've bought

Very pleased and satisfied, really nothing else for me to say. ONLY issue I had was one of the bottom fan LED lights got unplugged, but to be fair I could have did that when I pulled out the airbags. I was able to replug the wire with no issues.

Man this rig is fast and very cool to look at. It hasn't gotten even a little hot after hours of COD gameplay. No complaints very much recommended.

Excellent Value for the Money – Great Entry to Mid Point for PC Gaming If you're new to PC gaming and want something that’s ready to go out of the box, this is a fantastic starting point. You can always upgrade a few components down the line, but for now, it delivers solid performance without the hassle of building one yourself. I ordered the configuration with the King 95 case, Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, and the Radeon 9070 XT GPU. There’s a lot to appreciate here, so let me break it down: Pros: Simple ordering process. The PC arrived well-packaged with ample padding to keep everything secure during shipping. Pre-built but beginner-friendly. I did find the RGB cable for the AIO cooler had come loose, but even as a beginner, it was easy to plug back in. Still, check for anything that might have shifted during transit. Useful extras. The box included a basic RGB keyboard and mouse, as well as documentation confirming the PC was tested before shipping. Solid internal components. It came with an ASUS motherboard, 32GB DDR5 RAM, an 850W PSU, a 1TB Kingston M.2 drive, and 9 total fans including the AIO cooler. Plug-and-play experience. The system booted up immediately. I quickly installed Steam and started customizing the RGB lighting. Adding my own 4TB M.2 drive and activating Windows was straightforward. Good connectivity. Built-in Bluetooth and WiFi (just remember to connect the included wireless antenna). Fast, quiet performance. The Ryzen 7 7800X3D is still one of the best CPUs for gaming at its price point, and everything runs cool and quiet. Stylish case. The King 95 case looks fantastic with or without RGB, and the RGB RAM adds a nice touch. Cons: Non-modular PSU. The included power supply isn’t modular, meaning all cables are permanently attached—something I didn’t fully understand until I watched a few build videos. I plan to upgrade to a fully modular PSU later this year. Mid-range motherboard. While functional, it lacks some premium features like heatsinks for M.2 drives. RAM latency. The DDR5 RAM is fine, but the CL40-40-40-84 timing isn’t the most performance-oriented. Aging AIO cooler. The CoolerOne AIO seems a bit dated. Some might find it noisy, though I personally didn’t notice anything loud. Component variance. Parts may vary depending on availability, as noted in the product description. System Specs (as delivered): Case: King 95 – Black with 6 fans Motherboard: ASUS PRIME B650M-A AX6 II (WiFi & Bluetooth built-in) CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Cooler: CoolerOne 360mm Liquid AIO GPU: Gigabyte Radeon 9070 XT RAM: 32GB T-Force Delta DDR5 5600 (CL40) Storage: 1TB Kingston NV2 PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSD Power Supply: CyberG II 850W 80+ Gold Non-Modular SkyTech Keyboard and Mouse. Final Thoughts: Even with a few minor drawbacks, this prebuilt offers incredible value for anyone who doesn’t want to build a PC from scratch. The Ryzen 7 7800X3D and 9070 XT combo is powerful and future-proof enough for most gamers. If anything changes, I’ll update my review, but for now, I’m more than satisfied with this purchase.

The computer came on schedule. It ran for the first day with no issues then it started crashing every 10 minutes to a Windows exception error and just rebooted every time. I called SkyTech support and waited 30 minutes on hold (to be fair it was a Monday morning right at opening time, so I expected the delay), The support person was friendly and helpful. Within 20 minutes we determined it to be a bad 16GB memory stick. Removed the bad stick and left the system running with one 16GB stick. The computer is working good now. The process and support have been good to this point.