Skytech Gaming King 95 Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7GHz, NVIDIA RTX 5080 16GB, 2TB Gen4 NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 6000, 850W GOLD ATX 3 PSU, 360

Pros: Everything else about the build is great! temps are great, fans are quiet, great cable management. Cons: Only thing is I wish it came with 64gbs instead of 32gbs ram. Overall Review: Watch the drop for this one and get it while you can. I got lucky. Bought it and like 10 mins later it was sold out.

Pros: – Well packaged, there was lots of support foam to keep it safe in transit.
– No bloatware was pre-installed on the PC, just an MSI app to choose what you want to install. This is the only pre-built I’ve encountered where I didn’t have to immediately uninstall Norton or McAfee.
– Specs are exactly as ordered, with brand name parts I know and trust. (MSI motherboard, Gigabyte GPU in my case)
– Motherboard came with an obscene number of USB ports. Didn’t count them, but after hooking up all my peripherals I still have 6+ to spare. Cons: – Noisier than my old PC while gaming. Not sure if this is just the case design, the way 5080’s are, or maybe I need to set up a fan profile or something.
– Not a fan of the way the glass panel side is removed from the case, would prefer traditional screws instead of having to forcefully push it out. Overall Review: This is my first time buying from Skytech. My old PC was circa 2019 parts, so I figured I’d upgrade before tariffs raised prices. Extremely happy that I did. They even sent it a couple days earlier than expected, so I got it just in time for Monster Hunter Wilds to release!

Pros: Components Cons: None! Overall Review: Exactly what I was hoping for. Blazing fast shipping (next day) the components are all high end and the build quality is great. If you are rocking an older machine, not feeling going thru a build process yourself I highly encourage giving this pre-built a shot! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed in the slightest. Thanks Skytech!

Pros: I got this pc on sale at $2099.99, and I’m aware it has gone up significantly not even 2 weeks after I bought it ($2299.99-$2499.99 on sale, $2799.99 regularly, probably driven by the availability of the gpus). Hopefully it goes back down for everyone eyeing this pc. I also know there are a few options for slightly cheaper 5070 ti prebuilts from other companies, but i still like my retired OG Skytech Blaze 2 and I already had the Montech King 95 Pro case in my sights if I decided to build the pc myself, so my decision to buy this was very much influenced by my positive experience with Skytech previously, but not the only reason.
First off, the Montech King 95 Pro case is absolutely gorgeous. I’ve seen some Skytech King 95 prebuilts appear to replace the original fans that come with this case by itself, but mine came either with the original rounded square fans or something very close. Google the case by itself for reference, it’s definitely better in my opinion. The case itself is extremely easy to open for cleaning and modification, and case hides the psu which streamlines the look of the entire set up. It is also extremely quiet, near silent when idling or playing low demand games.
I was originally looked at a 4070 ti super pc but the cards have been scalped to hell and back, and the cost of the prebuilt 4070 supers/4070 ti/ 4070 ti super were same or even higher than the 5070 ti prebuilts, if not more. I’m upgrading from a Ryzen 5 2600/ 1660 Ti/Windows 10. Between the sunsetting of support for both 1600 series cards and windows 10, and my pc barely being able to run some of the newer games, i was willing to put the funds towards another pc. I was cautious about the AI frame generation of new 5000 series cards…heavily influenced by pc gaming shorts on social media. But, I’m not a pc building enthusiast, I just want my games to run smooth and look great. This prebuilt is excellent on both fronts for 1440p, and decent to great on 4k for most games.
I’ve been playing Helldivers 2, No Man’s Sky, Honkai Star Rail and just started playing Cyberpunk 2077. Helldivers 2 barely ran on my old pc, and I didn’t even bother trying with C2077 with low settings. They run fantastic on this pc as is, but I’m also not trying to push any benchmarks. I have them both at a stable 60 fps 1440p higher other settings, with no noticeable stuttering or framerate drops, I have a 4k monitor and 1440p monitor, and I’ll probably be doing most of my gaming at 1440p for performance and using the 4k one for my Xbox series x, even if it might seem a little backwards. In cases when I’m playing highest settings on cell shaded games (i.e low requirement) like Honkai Star Rail, I don’t even get gpu usage at all, the cpu is doing nearly all the work at maybe 12% usage (and yes, the hdmi is correct and plugged into the gpu). I have high hope that this will last me several generations of gpu releases if don’t push the 4k factor too much. Cons: Skytech puts their own branding stickers on the fans, which just seems like overbranding to me. Not a deal breaker, but they are black and red which doesn’t go with every aesthetic/lighting set up. I would’ve rather they included them separately to put on. I haven’t removed them yet, just an inconvenience.
Also, Skytech includes a free gpu bracket for newer gpu prebuilts, but the gap between my gpu and the bottom of the case is a bit larger than what the bracket’s maximum height is, so I’ll probably end up getting one down the road. The gpu didn’t and still doesn’t sag, but I don’t want to underestimate the weight of the newer gpus, so I’ll probably pick one up after taking the right measurements. Not really a con, but didn’t feel like this was a pro either. Overall Review: I would purchase the same or similar pc again at the price point I bought it for, maybe a little more, but I’d admit I’d hesitate at $2499.99+.
But in the pc world, you do and buy what you want!