Review on SKYTECH Gaming Archangel Desktop Computer - 30" Curved Gaming Monitor by Logan Fisk

This is my new computer after a little over 10 years and my Dell Inspiron has served me well. I bought this PC last month and it's been fine so far and I'm still getting used to Windows 10 and that keyboard with raised keys while I'm typing. Problems encountered The quick start guide says not to connect the monitor directly to the graphics card connector, but this is the only way to get a signal from the monitor. One of the USB 3.0 ports above is not recognized by the computer, an issue I'll come back to at some point. I was trying to fit my old hard drive and ssd drive in which was tricky as the cables are very tight and there isn't really a way to screw the hard drive in unless you pull everything out using your hands and a screwdriver to get. there. My hard drive only sits where the supplied SSD is. We also recommend using a towel or thick cloth when placing the cabinet on the glass side of the door. My other SSD drive is right next to this one and it's also difficult to screw on to stay in place so I just used tape to hold it in place in case I need to lift the case. The power supply is not powerful enough to support a 144GHz or higher monitor without turning off the monitor after some time of use. I currently have it running at 120Ghz and it hasn't broken yet and I'll be buying a 650w PSU in a while. I also hooked up my old 60gz monitor which works fine too. I would also recommend adding another fan as there is room for one more. I had a problem with the sound from the graphics card, there was no sound, but when I set the sound to Realtek it works fine, but also be aware that sometimes the sound goes back to the graphics card, but it can be again changed from the taskbar. Overall I would recommend this computer as only the details come close to the overall price.