Skytech Gaming Archangel Computer PC Desktop – Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz, GTX 1660 6G, 500GB SSD, 8GB DDR4 3000MHz, RGB Fans, Windows 10 Home 64-bit, 802.11AC Wi-Fi

The kytech Archangel Gaming Computer PC Desktop has been an absolute game-changer for my gaming experience. From its powerful performance to its stunning design, this gaming PC ticks all the right boxes for both casual and hardcore gamers.First and foremost, the combination of the AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz processor and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6G graphics card delivers exceptional performance. Whether I'm playing AAA titles or engaging in intense multiplayer battles, the system runs smoothly without any lags or stutters. The 500GB SSD ensures quick loading times, allowing me to jump into my favorite games with minimal waiting.The 8GB DDR4 3200MHz RAM provides enough memory for multitasking and running resource-intensive applications. It handles gaming, streaming, and video editing tasks effortlessly, allowing for a seamless gaming experience while streaming to my audience.I was also pleasantly surprised by the RGB fans that come with the PC. The colorful lighting not only adds a vibrant touch to my gaming setup but also enhances the overall gaming atmosphere. The RGB lighting can be customized to match my preferences, making it a delight to personalize my gaming space.The pre-installed Windows 10 Home 64-bit operating system runs smoothly and provides a familiar interface for easy navigation. It also ensures compatibility with a wide range of software and games.The design of the kytech Archangel Gaming PC is a showstopper. The sleek black case with clean lines and well-placed air vents not only looks impressive but also contributes to efficient cooling during extended gaming sessions. The design also includes ample ports for easy connectivity of peripherals and accessories.The overall build quality of the gaming PC is top-notch, and the components are well-secured inside the case. The cable management is well-organized, keeping the interior clutter-free and maximizing airflow.In conclusion, the kytech Archangel Gaming Computer PC Desktop is a fantastic gaming beast that offers top-tier performance, stunning aesthetics, and excellent value for money. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just starting your gaming journey, this PC has all the right specifications to satisfy your gaming needs. I highly recommend it to anyone in search of a powerful and aesthetically pleasing gaming rig.

Broke down in less than a month. fixed it. broke down again 2 weeks later. tech support was helpful the first time. Computer works great for gaming and school and anything you need when it’s working. just poor quality. returning it.

Although I've only had this PC for a day, I love everything about it. Its is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth your money.It does come with a keyboard and mouse. They are both very good and I love the sound the keyboard makes while typing, but you can't change the keycaps; I tried. I haven't tested the mouse yet because I prefer wireless mouses but its pretty cool by the looks of it.The RGB lights are just perfect!! The PC on my desk just makes my whole set up so much more pleasing to look at. The PC was packaged very carefully but it was a bit difficult to get out of the box without actually ripping it. IT CAME IN A HUG BOX and it comes with a little guide for those who don't know what to plug in each slot.This PC is great for minecraft shaders. I recently downloaded one and when I play it isn't laggy at all and its very beautiful. As for Oculus Quest Vr, in my experience, I couldn't find a slot to plug in the cable they give you in the VR set so you have to buy an different cable to connect your Oculus Quest to your PC if you're planning to.When I got my PC I noticed a few scratches or cracks in the inside side of the PC glass cover or something. But its not noticeable until you look closely so it isn't that much of a deal. I'm still very satisfied with my purchase and would very much recommend it ! - I put a little duck plushie in my PC and its adorable. :) -

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONso i had an issue with the motherboard when my idiot brother failed to instal a harddrive, no big deal send it for repairs right? i was told 2 weeks and waited nearly 2 months for it to get back to me and the state of the pc wasnt much better the msi component was unplugged wires were everywhere and the glass door panel was warpedSkyTech's suggestion was to send it back again and wait another 2 months for this to be fixed in the mean time as i told them be for sending it off, to try to get it back to me by the end of the month since i work from home, thats not their fault but now since i have to send it back again im at risk of losing my job and my homewhen looking into the hardware further after setting it up, the RAM does not register a branding of any type, when using UserBenchMark secondly the computer advertised had a GFORCE GTX when this had MSI upon arriving, i am NOT happy about this at all, as a gamer this will NOT fully be able to handle most up and coming popular games such as six siege or red dead redemption 2, at full graphical quality while having no lag, mind you no games will have "no lag" how ever i have experienced a fair amount of frame drop due to this factor on even simple emulators, now on to the performance, i feel that if you edit videos or do a good amount of multitasking, then sure go ahead but do be careful as i have experienced black screen blinks, temporary black screens caused from running just a simple 3ds emulator, and a discord call while streaming it into the call, personally over all i feel this should be a bit cheaper but at the same time if you were to ship this product as advertised, its worth your money, unfortunately for my self it was not shipped with as advertised hardware

I was scheduled to receive my Skytech PC on 5/14 but UPS was showing that Skytech had not shipped it on 5/12 so I sent them an email through the Amazon site to see what the story was. I received a very nice reply explaining that due to the current CoronaV situation they were inundated with orders, were having a hard time obtaining some parts and had a reduced work force also. I perfectly understood this and had no issue with waiting longer. Well, to add some sugar to the situation, they gave me a $50 refund for my patience. Wow.I received the PC on 5/20. It was packaged very securely in a hefty cardboard box with heavy rigid foam inside packing. I took it out and as others have said it’s big and beautiful. It had expanded foam inside the case to keep everything tight. There were no loose parts or cables and everything looked great. Very good cable management also. Barely any documentation comes with it though. A one page troubleshooting guide, a one page maintenance guide and a 1 page tri-fold Quick Start Guide. I wish Skytech had sent the manuals that come with all the components. I got them from the manufacturers websites though. A bit of a pain.I inventoried the components to see what was in it and here’s what I have. The motherboard is an ASUS B450A-M Micro ATX, which is a low end AMD 4 compatible board. There is one 8GB HP V6 DDR4 stick, which will clock to 3200 MHz although it’s set at 2666 MHz now. The board will support 64GB and can overclock this memory to its rated 3200 MHz through the BIOS setup, which is a really clunky tool. There is only 1 x M.2 PCie 3.0 x 4 storage slot for an onboard SSD. Some other brand boards will support 2 M.2 drives. A generic WiFI PCie board with 2 external antennas is installed and it works fine. The SSD is a 2.5” PNY 500GB. It’s got good read/write specs and is very inexpensive if you want to buy another one. The case has a spare SSD mounting bracket next to the installed drive. You’ll have to get a SATA data cable. I haven’t looked to see if the power supply has an extra cable for the drive power. Both cables are inexpensive if it’s needed to buy them. My only real disappointment is the Graphics processor. It is a PNY NVIDEA 1660 6GB compatible card with only 1 HDMI, 1 DVI-D and one Display Port output. So if you want to run multiple displays you need ones with compatible interfaces, i.e. three monitors all with different interface types. The case is a Thermaltake H200 TG and it’s a beefy monster. It has a tempered glass left side with magnetic swivel latches, four fans with three having cool RGB lighting plus a LED strip on the front panel. All the RGB lights are controlled by a push switch on the top of the case. A single push cycles through each pattern and a three second push shuts the lights off. It has numerous different light patterns, which are really cool. The case has a separate power supply bay isolated from the other components and has lots of room for cable management. They give you an ARES wired keyboard and mouse. I like the mouse but wish it was wireless. The keyboard is really flimsy and uses membrane switches that do not depress well unless you hit them dead center. Both have colored lights that I find distracting as all h$^&. I’ll replace these both.Okay. I did a last check, hooked up a 120 Hz monitor and power cable, turned on the power supply and pushed the Go button. It’s almost so quiet you can’t hear anything. The RGB effects are distracting so I turned them off.Windows started and ran me through the usual startup BS. Microsoft wants your continuing life story so I ignored them and acted like I didn’t have or want a Microsoft account. It’s Win 10 Home and is already validated. I went through about an hour of updates to the OS and drivers and then installed CPUID CPU-Z to check all the component statistics. Search for “CPU-Z.” I then installed Heaven Benchmark 4.0 for graphics performance tests. Search for “Heaven Benchmark.” Both are freeware. The motherboard BIOS is current but the NVIDEA driver needed updating. Windows was behind in a lot of areas as well as MS Defender.This box is fast. Boots in under 12 seconds to the sign-on screen. Heaven Benchmark ran at 120 to over 200 frames per second, which is really great, especially for a mid-range graphics processor.I bought the box for my grandkids to use while visiting. I now will keep it for myself and get them another less expensive one. I could have built one for a little less money but choose to buy this one to avoid the hassle of buying all the parts separately and building it. I also like the one stop warranty coverage.Overall my experience with Skytech has been very good. Their quick and honest response to late shipping and unasked for rebate really impresses me. I feel that the box is a very good value and would recommend it to anyone. I gave a 4 star on gaming because it only has 8 GB memory.