Review on Skytech Gaming Skytech Shadow 3 0 Gaming Desktop by William Coriz

I've had these since February, the version with 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD and a 3060 TI with a 3600 processor. I prefer playing PC games to consoles so I was happy to get one of the new cards. I mostly play at 2k and most of the time the 3060 was pretty good, but some games require me to set the settings to medium when trying to get into high frames. If I had problems, it wasn't because of the computer. , it's the processor. The 3600 gets very hot and if you look it up on the internet it's very common with this processor! CPU performance is fine for me, but I had to download something called CTR, something like clocktuner, so google CTR clocktuner and watch a video on how to overclock the processor. This lowered the CPU temp significantly, I don't notice any difference in performance and it's not a permanent thing that will void your warranty. When I turn on my computer, the program overclocks it. I've also never had such slick RGB highlights, and that's really just the icing on the cake. As long as it's a great computer, I'll update the .