Slay Your Gaming Foes with 🎮 Skytech Chronos Gaming Desktop featuring Sceptre and HDMI Review

Not sure why it took so long to ship, but it took over a month (in transit). I received the goods from overseas faster. Arrived safely with minimal damage to the box. Everything was in stock and the rule of thumb is to always put everything back in when it arrives, which is what I did. The motherboard is stunning, but it's not terrible and is common on commercial computers. The bios was several versions behind so I had to flash it. The graphics card is a high quality RTX 3070 and the drivers…

It arrived on time, no damage was visible and it worked like a dream. The only thing it lacked was that it came with the wrong GPU. For some it doesn't matter much, you can just call tech support and have it replaced. But if you are not very tech savvy. Well, a bit boring, you wouldn't think of checking the specs on day one. There's a new toy in the house, I was so excited I didn't think twice about it until my brother asked to check things inside and found out I have the wrong part of the GPU…

I bought this product on December 4th and paid for the fastest shipping. The goods arrived on December 8th. 4 days later so I was very happy with the delivery. The product connected and works fine, I checked all the front panel connections and they all seemed secure. I found that my LED button is not working. So after a few days I checked the back panel and saw that the box with the LED controller and the wire was not all the way in. easy to solve the problem. I can run new games at 144 FPS (I…

I was supposed to receive my Skytech PC on May 14th but UPS said Skytech hadn't shipped it on May 12th so I emailed them via the Revain website to find out what the story was. I received a very good response explaining that due to the current CoronaV situation they have been inundated with orders, they have found it difficult to get some parts and the workforce has also been reduced. I understood that very well and had no problem waiting longer. Well, to add a little sugar to the situation…

I've been thinking about building a gaming PC for years and finally got around to it. Due to a lack of GPUs, I couldn't build my own for a reasonable price, so I went with a pre-built one, mainly because it had an RTX 3070. However, it had its price. On the first day, I had trouble running the FurMark GPU stress test for more than 2-3 minutes due to the graphics freezing. I figured I'd just play a few games and hope it worked well enough to ignore it. There were issues with UE-based games. An…

I really like the computer, but if you are planning to add more RAM or something else to the computer, e.g. B. an additional SSD or HDD, you need to upgrade the power supply. I think they should have used an 850W PSU for this build, but that's just a nitpick and doesn't lower my overall score. For what you get you can do exactly what is advertised. For those who wish to add to this I will explain why they had to use a larger power supply. I added an extra 32GB to my 3444MHz computer at the same

I had several issues purchasing this computer. Firstly, it looks like I have a used keyboard or maybe a topped up computer in general? The biggest problem I had was that every time I ran it it was a dice roll as to whether or not I would get an ad. Everything has been updated and will work great one day and boot the computer the next but it doesn't show up no matter what I try. The other issue was Skytech customer service. After having trouble downloading the first time I emailed them as it was

The product is basically what it is advertised to be. They shipped the product with exactly the critical components (CPU/GPU) they say they will have and it is in good condition. They seem to have lowered the price on some of the less important parts - the bare mouse/keyboard and the case screws are slightly wedged - but reasonable price cuts overall. would recommend.

The computer works very well. Unfortunately, due to spare parts issues, the PC market has been so high for so long that you have to pay a little more. Other than that, it's good for the price, but I definitely need to upgrade some things. Already installed a larger SSD. At some point you'll have to raise Ram. But I think it's good for a start. One downside, the RGB button didn't work. Found out it could be software but it didn't show anything. I wrote a letter to the support team, they replied…

For a stock system, this works. If you want to upgrade the graphics card and add a few other mods, the power supply is not enough. I switched to 800 watts to have room to grow. I have a similar stats system I built and it took 750 watts to stay within performance limits. If you want a standard system, it's great to play most games as long as you don't have to include all the bells and whistles of newer games.

Even though I've only been using this computer for a day, I love everything about it. It is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth the money. The kit includes a keyboard and a mouse. They're both very good and I like the sound the keyboard makes when you type, but you can't change the keycaps; I tried. I haven't tested the mouse yet as I prefer wireless mice but by the looks of it it's pretty cool. RGB lighting is just perfect! Having the computer on my desk just makes my whole setup that…

I bought the AMD Ryzen 5600x RTX 3060ti version and had no complaints, it's a VERY powerful machine with really good FPS. Here are some benchmarks from the games I've played. FORZA HORIZON 5 ULTRA SETTINGS WITH RAYTRACING: 60-80 fps Call of Duty Black Ops 3 high at maximum settings: it was 200 FPS NO CLOSE Marvel's Spiderman Remastered MAXIMUM SETTINGS: I don't know what the FPS was but the gameplay was smooth and very pleasant. The fans are very bright and cool. In some places the noise is…

All in all, a pretty good deal if you don't know how to build a computer. I would wait until a sale to buy this computer unless it's around $1,500 or less. 07.08.2022