Review on 🎮 Skytech Shadow 3.0 Gaming PC Desktop Review: Intel Core-i7 9700KF, RTX 2060 6GB, 16GB DDR4 3000, 1TB SSD – Pros and Cons by Alex Smith

Part 1: Delivery time Part 2: Performance. Part 3: Why it's worth it Part 4: The details First of all, don't worry about the delivery time. It takes time for all components to be assembled and tested before actually shipping. Now we come to the assessment. Overall, this computer is great for everyday use. Of course, if you want to buy it, you want it to play with. I can assure you that games will run smooth as hell on the GTX 1660. I can run Insurgency at 90-100 fps with no lag or frame drops. It's definitely possible to add another stick of RAM if you want to throw in another $80 or so, but otherwise it's a good pre-build for the price. Of course, Skytech should benefit somewhat from this, so while it would be cheaper to build one yourself, it's probably not worth the work and all. If you have the money, this is worth buying. Considering it comes with a solid RGB backlit mouse and keyboard, this is a real hit with the m8 for me. The case itself has 19 color settings that you can change at the touch of a button. The keyboard has 3 color settings and the mouse has a DPI button and color changing LEDs (see video). Just make sure you are offered a protection plan! Update 6/16/20: So, a few weeks ago I forced my computer to shut down because my mouse and keyboard stopped working (new mouse and keyboard). I assumed this would help, but when powered on it failed to read the SSD. I had to get a new ssd and also get nvme, transfer files and reinstall windows and it went back to new. Now I don't think it's related to the computer itself, but it still works.