Customer Ratings & Reviews

As someone who has always built my own high end PC's for the last 20 years I was having trouble getting a hold of an RTX 3080 so I did what I'm assuming a lot of people did and grabbed a prebuilt. After my anxiety settled and I picked it up and brought it home my anger now was rising and regret kicked in. It would seem that the person who built this PC decided to keep the power cord and mouse. After a little debate about returning the PC I decided to spend more money and purchased my own power cord. The missing mouse was not a huge deal even if it was supposed to be included. The keyboard that was included is actually mechanical and not the cheap ones you usually see with prebuilts. Skytech states that brands of certain components will vary and that makes sense. To my surprise the only component they cut corners was on the RAM. Most likely I will swap that out for higher quality 4000Mhz as opposed to the 3000Mhz that is pre-installed if I decide to keep this PC. Cable management is good and clean with minimal clutter. Here are the brands of some of the important components in this PC: Motherboard - Asrock Z490 Phantom Gaming 4/ac GPU - Asus TUF Gaming RTX 3080 PSU - Gigabyte 750GM (80 Plus Gold) SSD - Seagate Barracuda 510 Asus TUF RTX 3080 is one of the best reviewed cards of the 30 series and I trust Asus. Gigabyte is also a good company that makes good quality parts and Seagate has been around for ages making HDD's. Their new to SSD tech but this particular M.2 has great performance and online reviews are good. The AIO I have no idea but hopefully it's Asetek. Motherboard is decent. Asrock is a good company and it is a Z490 board. Not a super high end motherboard but supports up to 4400Mhz memory. Case fans no idea maybe Inwin of Lian Li. They are quiet enough and can be controlled with included remote. The remote also controls the lighting effects on fans and AIO pump and the options are plentiful. The case is a Thermaltake S300 and overall a good budget case that looks good in person. It's huge at 20" x 20". So far I have a combined total of around 10 hours benchmarking/gaming with zero issues with heat, performance, crashing, etc. I will be running many, many benchmarks within my 45 day return period to see if it all holds up.

Motherboard - Asrock Z490 Phantom Gaming Velocita RAM - XPG GPU - Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC SSD - WD SN550 Case - Thermaltake S300 TG Components are fine. I wish I had gotten either Asus or EVGA for GPU but the 3080 works fine. The case is big and spacious and compared to other prebuilts, I am definitely happy that they used a full size ATX motherboard instead of m ATX motherboard like CyberPower does. It has so many more fan and LED headers. And the case is Thermaltake case with lots of expansion options. Overall, decent for the current market.

Good pc bought back last black friday. Came with a pny 3080.