Skytech Gaming Chronos PC Desktop – AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 3.4 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 750W Gold PSU, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit

After upgrading from a PC that was about 5 or so years old, the difference is astounding. Average 20 second boot time, runs every game on Ultra settings with no issues, (including Cyberpunk + mods and RayTracing enabled). I don't notice any loud fans and it gets a little hot when playing Cyberpunk for an extended amount of time but no where near enough to cause any issues or diminish performance. I can't say I have any complaints. I've only used it for a week but so far, great experience.The only "issues" I ran into were quick fixes that took no longer than 2 minutes. My Bluetooth stopped working alongside an error regarding the USBs and not having enough power for all of them. I used two USB's in the back and the two located at the front. I think using all four is just a bit too much, so I would suggest getting a USB hub if you really need the extra connectors without running into the problem of not getting enough power. After unplugging the two USB devices, I updated my Bluetooth driver, restarted my PC, and haven't had any problems with either since.Unlike most prebuilts, this one actually looks like it's upgradable for the future, so that's comforting as well.

Skytech Chronos Gaming PC Desktop – AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 3.4 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 750W Gold PSU, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bitGreat packaging and care. the box came with a few simple instructions on how to set up your desktop for first time users which I thought was great. They included all the bits not installed from the motherboard. Unfortunately no motherboard manual. Performance wise it does exactly as advertised. Love it so far

I bought this computer simply because I was not able to source a reasonably priced GeForce game-grade video card (the Bitcoin miners have driven the prices sky-high). I needed to have true 4k on both primary monitors with no glitching for doing in-office video editing, and other high-demand video projects.Not only does it handle those tasks with ease, I did find that I can now play Diablo III in its highest-performance settings all day long. It runs quiet and smooth - and I can run all FOUR of the displays at 4K simultaneously with zero lag or other issues.There are a few niggling negatives though - but I think these relate to it being a gamers computer:1. The zazzy colored fans were off-putting until I found the switch to turn the LEDs off LOL!2. There are NO SLOTS in the front panel - no optical drive slot, no place to land a USB panel or SD card reader panel, etc. NONE. You would have to change to an entirely different case to get that. But my workaround was imply to use USB extenders from the rear panel out to "stick on" readers on the front, and a USB panel on the front. Not a huge issue - but something you should be aware of.3. The included keyboard and mouse are just silly. Maybe for a 10 year old kid... but for any serious use, toss the included KB and mouse in the closet and upgrade to a business-grade Logitech etc. Why even include them? They are obviously just a cheapo "toss in" deal - could have shaved the $$ off the price of the box.But all in all, it's a FABULOUS machine - very well assembled and looks nice. I did have to ping their support via email (prior to purchase, just to confirm I could run 4K on both main monitors full time) and they were great to deal with!I would definitely buy it again - especially considering I paid about what it would cost just to buy the GeForce GPU that was included.5 stars

I was over the moon to finally buy and use a more powerful pc than my 8 year old toaster, so I was extremely disappointed to discover that this very expensive new computer did not work. 2 of the chassis fans were non-functional, and I believe the GPU was damaged during shipping as I was constantly running into problems with it. I'm so disappointed with how this turned out, and I'm returning it.

Pros: It came with a water cooled cpu, totally unexpected, instead of the Ryzen 7 3700x it listed it came upgraded with a Ryzen 7 5700x instead! It also came with a 650w 80+ Gold and a MSI 1tb NVMe M.2 SSD, and a Asus RTX 3060. CONS: The motherboard, which is a Gigabyte B550 UD AC Rev. 1.1, an old and notoriously bad board, known especially for the usb ports going bad. All in all with the upgrades, I can ignore the bad board, and have already ordered a replacement, and so far I am VERY happy with the computer.