Skytech Gaming Nebula Gaming PC Desktop – Intel Core i5 13400F 2.5 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 4060, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 600W Gold PSU, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit,Black

This PC is absolutely amazing. I was able to get it set up in under an hour, and I was very thrilled to be able to play some games on it and overall just explore around. This is my first ever official gaming PC, and after my last computer conked out on me, I decided I should finally invest in something better.This game has INCREDIBLE performance and graphics. It downloads games well, and loads them even better. My old computer would take minutes to load up a minecraft game, the Skytech PC takes less than that.Full graphics roblox was STUNNING. I was super excited to see it ran so well too.It handles my own personal art programs as well, I’m very impressed so far with how fast it imports brushes and my CSP setup took me less than ten minutes when previously it had taken me 30 minutes on my old computer.Even on janky Campus wifi, the Wifi connectivity is great, and doesn’t get in the way of performance at all. I was really excited to see how easy it was to connect, and that I didn’t even need my own wifi adapters.The size is AMAZING, it fits perfectly under my desk, and is very light to carry. Transferring it to my dorm and then home again will be a breeze, and I kept all the packaging as instructed so that I can ensure travel is safe for my PC. I decided to use my own keyboard and mouse, as they were both bluetooth, and they work well so far. I’ll be testing out the keyboard and mouse that came with the computer eventually, I just didn’t want to bother connecting the wires to the computer.The LEDs are incredible, and the computer loaded up with the app I needed to change the lights, as well as tech support help. The LEDs react fast, and look really sweet.Overall, super excited about this computer, and I hope it lasts me a long time. It came fast as well. I’m just so impressed. I will definitely look into buying from Skytech for any future purchases as well.

(I got the model with a 4060 in it.) I mean, what is there to say? A 4060, a 1TB SSD, 16G RAM and a decent CPU? For under $900?! I didn't really have money for a gaming PC, but when I saw this deal I had to make it work, because who doesn't want to save like $1k!This thing runs smooth as silk. I had a gaming laptop with a 2070 in it that couldn't do Cyberpunk at better than 12 frames/sec at some parts, without reducing the graphics quality to crap. Not so this machine - I can even turn on some of the RTX features and it still runs great (note that I'm more of a high-quality at ~30fps, than a 60fps-or-die guy).I'm running Oculus and SteamVR apps through to my (first-gen) Meta Quest headset, and that works great too. And no matter how badass a game I'm putting it through, the fans are whisper-quiet. You can hear them, and you can hear that they ramp up to deal with increased performance - but it's _very_ quiet and unobtrusive.I wasn't expecting this, but it came with a keyboard and mouse, too, which saved me the trouble of digging through the junk in my house to find some (I've been focusing on laptops for a while up to now). The keyboard is solid-quality mechanical, too - nothing too amazing, but not shabby. The mouse feels lightweight and cheap, but works well, and both are lit up with multicolor LEDs so yay.The WiFi antennae that came with my system was a single-form, boxy looking thing, with a magnet in it to keep it place on the chassis (if you like). It doesn't at all resemble the pair of standard "rod" antennae that were shown in my quickstart guide, so at first I was concerned that it didn't have them. But it did, it just has an unexpected shape. Look for the small coaxial chords, rather than a particular shape, and you'll find it handily enough.I should say, the first time I tested the machine out on some high-power games, I was initially disappointed. But I think there were a lot of background downloading and disk storage things happening. Apparently my Steam wasn't set not to download in the background, but even when it wasn't downloading, I think Windows was, and it was chewing up performance (one of the things I really dislike about gaming on a PC vs a console). After I had the PC a couple days longer, performance was way, way better than my initial (amateur) tests. Might also have helped to, you know, run updates on drivers and the OS and such.Happy gaming!