Review on 🎮 SkyTech Blaze II Gaming Desktop PC - Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core 3.6GHz, GTX 1660 Super 6G, 500GB SSD, 16GB DDR4 3000, RGB, AC WiFi, Windows 10 Home 64-bit by Ricky Cruise

I like a lot about this car. I chose this particular model because of the GTX 1660 SG, but I had to pay for it. Specifically, an SSD instead of NVME and 8 GB RAM instead of 16 GB RAM. No problem, I thought, I'll just buy and build my own. It's worth noting that you can't build this machine for less than $700. That is a lot. What I like - Excellent packaging. Boots just right. After the initial setup, after 15-20 seconds. Clean case and excellent cable management. Simple LED control (I turned it off but some people like it). Some of the latest games played in 4k, nice picture What I don't like - There is no M.2 locking screw included. Motherboard must be included. I had to take one off an old laptop before I could install a 1TB M.2 drive. The RAM is not running at full speed. This is easily done in the BIOS by enabling the XMP profile and had to be configured before I got the PC. If you offer 3 GHz, the machine must run at 3 GHz. As mentioned above, this is a lot. I reviewed all the parts on PCpartsPicker and couldn't build this machine for less than I bought it here. It's worth noting that the P/S has a silent mode button. Do yourself a favor and turn this off if you're expecting a long gaming session. With the mobo off, it runs noticeably colder, albeit significantly louder. Also, I see a few people complaining about how noisy it is - turn on the quiet mode! A toggle switch next to the power cord.