Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best purchase I’ve made first giving PC and it’s AWESOME

Amazing pc only thing u will really need to upgrade is the storage and the ram if you want like max performance but really good deal and looks super nice. Haven’t had any problems and I’ve had it for almost 5 months.

Had this for over a year now, good specs, haven’t had any kind of issues, and you can pretty much play anything at mid-high settings and still maintain a decent amount of frames. Glass cases allow for any upgrades and equipment tweaks you could want to make. Good prebuild!

Excellent PC. I really enjoy the fact that my computer no longer overheats and I can play games without fearing I am going to be kicked out of a match because it crashed.

Excellent!! Everything works good nothing wrong thanks for my firs pc gamer!!!

great gaming pc i’ve had no problems what so everr

Love it so much it very powerful and dose evi want it to and more has grate fps on every game i play on it even my most taxing gameit is amazing highly recommend

Was looking for an upgrade, and in-store employee helped me find this one. I am very pleased with this upgrade

The all-white Skytech Gaming King 95 PC looks awesome with its clean design, solid power supply, and cool RGB lighting—perfect if you're after style and performance.

Loading is taking a bit while but very worth it looks good and has a good pc case worth it.

Love my product this pc is awesome! Will be recommending to my friends to come here and check it out.

It’s a very good pc recommend if this is your first

Awesome!!!! This is such a nice pc. Capability seems endless..

This is my first pc and is the best thing i have ever own

This is best gaming pc ever, i got this last Friday, love it.

Just bought this PC from Best Buy on Feb 11th because of the excellent value. I’ve still got some testing to do, but TLDR; it’s a 4k60-90 beast at high/ultra settings (sometimes with DLSS) but required some unusual yet doable tweaks to get things working. I’m new to Desktop PCs so I didn’t know what the antennas were (plus there’s no manual or instructions on it in the material). My WiFi was incredibly slow and unreliable until I plugged those in. My WiFi was also buggy until I permanently deactivated disk write caching here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/troubleshoot/windows-server/turn-disk-write-caching-on-off Before this fix, my Steam downloads would go from medium speeds to 0 bytes/sec every 5 seconds, which made downloads insufferably long. Other downloads seemed to be impacted too. My Bluetooth wasn’t able to discover a single device until I manually uninstalled the “Generic Bluetooth Adapter” in Device Manager (right click on the Windows icon in your taskbar) and manually installed the correct Realtek Bluetooth Driver direct from Gigabyte: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B650M-C-V3-rev-10/support#support-dl Signal RGB would load infinitely until I ran as administrator to open it for the first time. Now it seems to be fine. I initially declined to install the Gigabyte Control Center software because I read it was unnecessary, but I later downloaded it from the site to install updates from it, which seemed to improve things. Just be sure to uncheck the bloatware they offer, like Norton Security. I used the following excellent guide to undervolt the 4070 Super last night and was able to undervolt it by 105 mV. Finding that sweet spot (may differ for you) improved thermals, throttling, power draw and performance, and will hopefully improve the longevity of the GPU itself. Pro tip: expand the curve adjuster window to as large as you can during this process to make things easier. https://youtu.be/KPR06CxysMw?si=ch2GNKML-lXPZc81 UserBenchmark tests came out great. They said the 4070 Super and especially the Ryzen 7 7700 were significantly outperforming the averages for those chips. They did say my RAM was underperforming and XMP (faster RAM speed option) was already enabled in BIOS, so I tried enabling XMP High Bandwidth Support in BIOS and need to test again after that. In personal tests I was getting a consistent 80 FPS in Red Dead Redemption 2 at 4k with mostly high/some ultra settings and DLSS Quality. Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 fared well too, with DLSS Quality and high-ultra settings giving me about 70-90 FPS at 4k. I anticipate a couple more days of tweaking, removing bloatware and further tinkering, but the Skytech King 95 with Ryzen 7 7700 and RTX 4070 Super is shaping up to be a beast of a purchase. I’m also ordering 32 GB more of DDR5 Ram at 6000MHz. P.S., remove the plastic from the outside and inside of the case glass for that crisp look at the internals. P.P.S., thank you Delta Airlines for asking me to give up my seat for a later flight and giving me a comically large gift card in return.

this computer is not worth the hassle. as soon as i tried it, i received a blue screen of death and was unable to access the computer.

Games and apps crash. Blue light of death on the first day.

This PC is, as pictured, a bit larger than expected, overall well built and well packaged. The additional accessories are nice, though I don't really need them, the RAM sticks could be better but 16gb is perfectly acceptable, I have my own replacements anyway. From what I've been able to tell so far, it runs extremely well, games that I've historically had trouble with run fantastically and everything else is without issue, I'd have more to say but there comes THE ISSUE. This PC, to be frank, has a cheap little piece of garbage for a WIFI chip, that I've had to order a replacement for, I do not have Ethernet at the moment so this has been a major roadblock for me, since the WiFi settings have simply vanished off the face of the earth and I cannot connect. It's a Realtek 8821CE if that means anything to you, and if you intend to run entirely off of WiFi I'd strongly caution you to get a build with a better card, get a better card beforehand so you can replace it or have a little USB WiFi dongle on standby. I'd rate it 4, but this was such an unpleasant surprise and has rendered this PC basically inert for a few days, so I can't in good conscience.

The Skytech Gaming KING95 is a solid prebuilt gaming PC with great performance for the price. The Ryzen 7 7700 and RTX 4070 Super make it perfect for 1440p gaming and even some 4K gaming. It runs smoothly, loads fast with the 1TB NVMe SSD, and looks great with its sleek white design and RGB lighting. However, the WiFi could be better—it’s not the most stable, so I’d recommend using a wired connection for better reliability. Also, 16GB of RAM is fine for gaming, but upgrading to 32GB would be better for heavy multitasking. Overall, it’s a powerful and well-built PC that offers great value for gamers, but the WiFi could use improvement.