Skytech Gaming Archangel Gaming PC Desktop – Intel Core i7 12700F 2.1 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 600W Gold PSU, 240mm AIO, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit,White

I bought this pre-built for two reasons. 1. To avoid the costs of building one myself and 2. I wouldn't know what the hell to buy in the first place. Even after researching, I can safely say that I'm not techy at all. It goes over my head.It came really well packaged and came with it's own sort of carrying bag, which I assume is really helpful if/when bringing it in to a tech fixy-place. (': All the cables inside are very neatly placed and that's probably why I had no trouble at all with wires falling out of place when I removed the foam packaging.It was really easy to set up - once everything was plugged in and ready, it immediately loads up Microsoft and Windows 11. It has a few options and apps already on the desktop - like an RGB remote app? And an app that allows you to register the PC? (Question marks because they're probably not apps, but icons that take you places)It has 2 DP and 2 HDMI ports in the graphics card, so ideally you could use this PC with 4 monitors. It also has 4 USB ports in the back, as well as 2 at the top... so that worked out well for me. Works well with wired keyboard/mouse/speakers.It also came with its own wifi antenna thingy (': Super easy hook-up and I just velcro'd that bad boy on my desk. It's a lightweight plastic material - I'm sure people replace it or use their own, but it works fairly well.I think it's pretty good aesthetically and technologically 🤖 Great for inexperienced people like myself (:

Sometimes it makes an error sound when it starts. Besides that it’s really good and I’m super glad I bought it. Just one big issue is the fans.. THEY MAKES A LOT OF NOISE!

Very awesome pc, the box wasn’t in great shape, but other then that it runs great my pc needed a upgrade so i bought this one and runs crazy smooth

With prebuilt you’re getting what you pay for but you can think of it as a platform to build on slowly later. The 4060ti will play most of what you want on highish settings. Your best value would to be to buy the used “like new” ones someone returned and then you can actually get a deal better than building your own

I've overpaid for Dell PCs for years. It was time for a new PC and as a casual gamer, I wanted a PC that could get me going with most of the newer games, but not cost too much, so I took a chance with this pre-built.I'm very happy with the purchase. There isn't a lot of documentation that goes with the PC, such as how to control the RGB lights, but reddit/Google is your friend for that.I'm currently using the PC to host media, camera apps, fileserver, etc. and it's barely registering a CPU hit. I also run Sunshine/Moonlight from the PC and can stream/play quality games to any Fire TV in the home.This is a great PC that can comfortably play any game I have at 1080p/90fps - I don't need anymore than that - and all at a price that is 66% cheaper than a similar Dell spec PC.

I was very worried about potential trouble with returning and refund issues before buying. Luckily this one turns out pretty solid. I've been using for a week and everything looks great. Well protection during the transportation, easy set up. I'm satisfied with this purchase so far. Hope it can last.

When I first set up my computer I noticed that it was running very loud. It appeared that the back fan was wobbling, so I figured I had a slightly wonky fan, no big deal. The noise got louder. At which point I noticed that one of the fans in the top of the cabinet was missing a screw. One corner was drooping slightly and the fan was not functioning well. Fine, I just get a new screw, not a problem. However, when trying to determine the type of screw I would need, I found the missing screw loose in the cabinet. Where it had been all along. Which brings me to my major concern. Having a loose metal object in the cabinet of a PC is a BAD thing. Yes, there was a ton a foam. But the screw is still small enough that it was free in the cabinet while my computer was being shipped. I have no idea what components, if any, that screw came into contact with. Amazon will only give me a refund, and probably not a full one at that. So I'm waiting to see what the folks at Skytech have to say. I'm going to be very unhappy if I bought a $1200 lemon.ETA: Skytech won't do anything since the order was fulfilled by Amazon. Thanks a ton for the super expensive, improperly assembled, broken computer!

It lags super bad with any game that I play. I have messed around with the fps, I have good WiFi, and plenty of space on my PC. Still really laggy! On another note before I even got it running it had an error page letting me know that it was running hot. Apparently two of the fans weren't registering right but they were running. Still says it's running hot... straight out of the package. I paid almost 1500 for this PC....I'll probably have it rebuilt...