Skytech Gaming Archangel 5 Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 7700 3.8GHz, NVIDIA RTX 5060, 1TB NVMe SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 6000, 750W Gold PSU, Wi-Fi, Win 11, Desktop

Great Value for Price!
This PC is an absolute beast across the board—from blazing-fast performance to seamless functionality, it’s exceeded expectations at every turn. Whether you’re deep into AAA gaming or multitasking with demanding software, it handles everything like a dream. Setup was quick and relatively painless, and the sleek, modern design gives it serious curb appeal in any gaming setup. It definitely wins on looks as much as it does on muscle. Only minor downside: the USB ports can be a bit finicky/loose at times, but honestly, that’s a small blip in an otherwise flawless experience. Highly recommended for gamers looking for top-tier specs and a sharp aesthetic. You won’t regret it.

Solid Prebuilt with Room to Upgrade Later (Parts Listed in Review)
So, this prebuilt comes withMB – ASRock B660M-C – $90GPU – Zotac Gaming RTX 4060 – $300CPU – i5 13400F – $200CPU (COOLER) – Generic with RGB – $20-50SSD – m.2 MSI m371 Gen 3 SSD – $40RAM – 16gb DDR4 3200 CL16 (Gammix D10 w/ heatsink) – $60PSU – Gamdias Helios P1 600W (80+ Gold) – Proprietary and Not Rated (est $50-60)The Case has 4 RGB Fans (very quiet) – $40-75and then you have to get windows and build it… so the total here would be roughly $800-850 before tax, same as the prebuilt. While I can appreciate that it is basically a wash and you aren’t really paying much for the labor or the shipping, with that said I think they could easily have went with a better mb and a faster ssd combo, gen 3 is way outdated by this point, and the psu has no online information at all really which can be a bit alarming, however with the components in this pc you aren’t pushing anywhere near the limit, maybe running at 50-65% of the 600w so it should be fine.The pc is clean and well managed cable wise, however any time you go with a micro atx board in a mid size tower, the cables will always look a little ugly in comparison to a full board to fit the size of the case. The flip side of that is that the case has a ton of room for expanding or upgrading later and the airflow is impressive. The RGB requires software and the button on the case (front/top) is useless. Overall though the build quality is pretty solid, plus you get a folder in the box that contains some information on troubleshooting, a quality inspection sheet with the signature and name of the employee that built your pc and they even give you a business card with a contact number, should you need help. Top notch as far as that goes.It was packaged really well with a ton of internal foam and padding to keep the gpu and all safe during the delivery, the box was secured well within the shipping box and no damage could be seen, I did a visual inspection of the cables and all, everything was secured well to the Motherboard, they get a solid grade for the actual build.Thus far I’ve played Fortnite at nearly 200 fps and I’ve played through robocop on Epic settings with DLSS enabled, getting well above 60 fps even in the outdoor environments, in closed off levels it pushes over 100 fps, I also played Alan Wake 2 on High Preset with DLSS enabled both with and without Frame Gen on and either way is absolutely playable, and if you lowered it to medium, which is still above what you’d get on a PS5 you will easily stay well over 60 more around 80 fps in the toughest areas for the GPU to handle and pushing near 100 during the lighter workloads in game. I am blown away at what this little 4060 in here can do when paired with fast ddr4 ram and a solid CPU, while playing the CPU is never pushed even to half its workload, and the temps inside are super cool (even with discord and obs running at the same time). The airflow and cooling are very good with this build. (I am gaming at 1080p btw)Anyway I hope this helps for those of you out there considering this one for the holiday, I think its a solid pc and so far, its super snappy for everything Ive done, while I’d like to have seen a gen 4 ssd and a more universal power supply inside, really for what this thing costs, you just cannot complain too much about that. Corners will have to be cut to get the price to where it is and again you could likely build the same pc with your own parts and case for about $825-900, the convenience of having it done by a professional and coming with a warranty is just too nice to pass up sometimes. If you don’t feel like building your own and you have a budget of about $900 it honestly does not seem like too bad a way to go. It has tons of processing power for multitasking, and the GPU can do some good work at 1080p. Very satisfied with the pc, hoping the quality holds up over time.Happy Holidays everyone, good luck with your purchase or if you build, good luck with that as well!

el equipo llego bien protegido, una vez quitando todas las protecciones esta listo para usarse, la instalación del software complementario es facíl de instalar y usar, no conocía la marca skytech pero el equipo se ve excelente esta trabajando muy bien

Va excelente, todo bien cuidado y protegido listo para conectarse y empezar a jugar, es mi primera pc, así que pues gráficamente y fps va mejor que mi series S xD