Skytech Archangel Gaming Computer PC Desktop – Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz, GTX 1660 Super 6G, 500GB SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200MHz, RGB Fans, Windows 11 Home 64-bit, 802.11AC Wi-Fi

So this is the second SkyTech PC I have bought and once again it was generally due to the fact that pricing parts to build my own was a bit difficult (COVID-19 has made GPU's scarce and pricey). My first PC is over 2 years old at this point and I was looking to actually just upgrade it's GPU but everything I was looking for was out of stock or outrageously priced (at the time a 1660 Super was running near $400). So settled on this machine, it had many of the parts I was looking to get myself: AMD 5 3600, 16GB RAM, GTX 1660 Super, B450 Motherboard (though I had looked at B550).I am not disappointed. The machine is wonderful and came delivered without single flaw. It booted on the first try and immediately went into Windows all the RGB elements performed perfectly. I ran a series of tests after it finished setting up windows and was pleased to see that the SSD was not a total disgrace as some had stated before, getting about 530 MB/s sequential read times at 1Gib and 514 MB/s Write. That's not blazing fast, but it was better than I expected after reading reviews. I received an ADATA SU720 500GB model drive in my build and these Read/Write times are right on par with the stated performance for that drive, so I have no complaints. I dropped a NVMe drive in right away as well as a smaller 256GB solid state drive for games and other files. Storage was my only real concern with the build, but adding storage is not an issue (though it is a bit hard to get power cables up from the power supply, the cords are all quite well bundled and I had to cut a zip tie to get a free power cable for my SSD). Unlike the pictured model my build came with a B450M/AC so it had the Wi-Fi built in to the motherboard, rather than in a PCI slot. This was a pleasant surprise and also meant the motherboard had 4DIMM slots instead of 2 (like I saw some people received in their builds). The RAM I got was OLOY Brand, which is actually Chun Well Technologies and it was just standard RAM, no heat spreaders or anything fancy, but it was strong memory, running 16-18-18-36 at 1.3v with a clock speed of 100Mhz at a 15x multiplier, giving you 1500Mhz DDR, so in total it matches the 3000Mhz advertised. I am unsure what brand GPU I got, but I suspect by the I/O panel (DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort) it is an MSI Brand. Its a single fan, compact unit and I am quite happy with it, though I would have preferred a model without DVI and instead a second DisplayPort or HDMI port. In all I am very pleased with this machine, the quality, the build, the parts, and performance are all above what I anticipated and as a Cyber Monday deal for $200 off list it was pretty much a bargain.Edit: so Cyberpunk 2077 has dropped and despite the poor reception I had it running at a smooth 60fps @1080p on this machine. I am not a crazy hardcore gamer looking for 4k and Ray Tracing, I was quite happy that my new PC ran the game with no hardware related problems and a strong graphical performance.

I have yet to find a game that I can't play at some pretty high graphics. Sure, if you're looking for top notch this isn't it, but every game I've played, has been high quality and fast frames. I have lots of games on it and it's pretty simple to upgrade. I haven't yet but it would be simple. It's also quiet too. Definitely a very good started gaming pc

For the price? I'm telling you, its amazing.Shipment was very safe.Once you receive it, its as easy as plug and play!Runs games like phasmaphobia at almost 270 FPSSkyrim in ultra high at 60-65FPSThe RGB controls is just a single buttons and the presets are amazing, from breathing colors, to rainbow effect, to solid colors.a very quiet pc in fact!The case itself seems easy to maneuver and to put other components.I had no freeze screens, no crashes, hardly any FPS drops.This is a great beginner computer to plat games at 1080p.(other cool facts about it)it has around 6 USB 3.0 portsAnd its has 2 2.0 USB ports.It brought 2 antenna (apparently the antenna for the Wi-Fi is different for others since my friend bough the same one and had a different one.)And something that I didn't knew, it comes with its own mouse and keyboard!overall, great pc for starters, seems easy to upgrade better components!

I had been wanting to give PC gaming a shot for years and, more specifically, I really wanted to try out PC VR games with my Oculus Quest 2 (Meta Quest now, but you know what I mean). I'm certainly plenty tech savvy, and 100% believe I could have actually built my own PC, but for my introduction to a world outside of consoles, I figured a pre-fab would be the safer option. I've had this machine for right at or over a year now, and I've been nothing less than surprised with how well it has worked for me. I always thought that I would need pay $2,500 to get a machine that would run games at max settings, but this one actually does it very well. I play games like Total War: Three Kingdoms, Battlefront 2, & Smite - and they all run on max settings. The first game that I found that didn't default me to max settings was Resident Evil 3 (remake), and I really won't hold that against the machine because that game is absolutely gorgeous, and I doubt my Series X could hold out at absolute max PC settings.Anyways, yeah. Great machine, maybe the fan is a little loud, but if you get a decent set of speakers or use a headset you will never even notice. Great job Skytech.