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 John Huskisson

Acceptable performance for low-end hardware. I also recommend purchasing an additional hard drive as it is only 500GB. Runs most games I've tried at 144+fps on low settings including OverwatchFortniteRainbow 660+fps on the CodBo4Dolphin gamesPs3 emulator. It currently cannot run the Wii u emulator, at least not for botw. Cemu prefers fewer cores at higher clock speeds. With 6 cores running at 2.9GHz, this computer handles the latest games very well, but cannot handle heavy emulators or VR games. The build itself is very nice, with LED lighting and fans with RGB fans and the like. The 500-600W PSU means you can easily upgrade it with another 16GB of RAM and a new processor in the future. The graphics card isn't the best, but it works well with current and up-to-date games. Lots of USB sockets in the system and works very well with my setup. A general rule of thumb when buying or building a rig is that the more powerful the system, the better it is to build it yourself. This system costs 700 to build and 800 to purchase. However, if you go for the $1500 build. 1500 can get you a very powerful rig, especially if you're using an AMD build.