Skytech Gaming Rampage Desktop PC, Ryzen 7 9700X 3.8 GHz (5.5GHz), NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti 16GB, 1TB Gen4 NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 5600 RGB, 850W Gold ATX 3 PSU, 360mm ARGB AIO, Wi-Fi, Win 11

Fantastic PC, I am super impressed with the specs for the price and all parts well known name brands The packaging was excellent, foam spray inside the case AND foam support for the graphics card. The case is really well designed with the front and top easy to remove for cleaning All games run like a dream and lightning fast. I did add a second SSD and that was fairly straightforward to do

Am really enjoying this build and it’s been a blast to play AAA titles in 4K on using the gpus dlss 4 and frame gen features with good results on a oled tv. The quality of the build feels solid and the computer had great cable management and packaging when it came in.

...and I've owned double digit PCs in my life. This pc drains power like there's no tomorrow. Wifi doesn't work well so you need an adapter. But when it reads an adapter it doesn't read it well and so speeds are woefully underpowered. Theoretically, I should be at 500 Mb/s. The adapter would go to 390 d/u theoretically. But, I would fluctuate to as low as 5 mb/s and as high as 225 mb/s and constantly fluctuate. No, it wasn't based on local settings, local network, or anything else. I have never had an issue here with other pcs like this one. Oh yeah, bluetooth doesn't work either. They advertise it, it will connect, but it won't find any item you try and sync it with. So what is the point? These two reasons rate this PC very low. IDC how good the specs are if you virtually can never attain them. If you're looking for a pc, gaming or otherwise, look elsewhere. This PC is horrible. I cannot NOT recommend this pc enough.

After about 2 weeks of running this rig thru its paces with some pretty demanding games, I’m pretty happy with it, with a couple of small nitpicks. One, changing/controlling the fan lighting is a pain. The default is a rainbow-type lighting pattern, which you can change once you trudge thru the RGB app installed, which is not user-friendly at all. But once you fine tune your preferred lighting, it defaults back to the rainbow the next time you turn the computer on. Really not worth the headache of changing it every time, so embrace the rainbow, I guess. Second issue is this thing is LOUD. There’s like 7 fans inside of it, & it sounds like a jet engine powering up. The GPU is pretty beefy, & I’m sure it generates a lot of heat, so it is what it is. You will have to do some GPU tweaking to get your games to look their best, but it’s worth it. It’s pretty quick, despite only having 2 sticks of memory (32Gb), but it has slots for 2 more (very expensive now, for some reason) if you wanna bump it up to 64Gb. I do think it’s a tad overpriced, so if you’re able to build your own for cheaper, I’d go that route. But overall, it’s a pretty decent rig.

I was SUPER skeptical about buying a pre built but Skytech is legit! The Rampage PC is a boss! Just finished the latest DOOM and it ran silky smooth and on ultra settings! Great price for premium parts in a nice cabinet!

This thing is a beast and so far it's been great. It's way quieter than I thought it would be with as many fans as it has, which was a pleasant surprise. It was packaged well and no issues with start up. So far I can push all my games to max settings and it doesn't feel like it's even breaking a sweat.

In boxed gaming computer was supposed to be new inbox when we plugged it in and turn it on. I had somebody else’s account on it. I was sold a used or returned computer very disappointed, but the gaming computer itself is nice.

Awesome buy!! With graphics card costing so much this was a great way for me to get a great computer for a good price!! It arrived safe, padded and ready to go. No complaints whatsoever

No issues whatsoever. The case is really nice and fantastic thermals under load