So, they have reworked some of the codes and sorts. Instead of having the code we are just now using the links https://skytechgaming.com?ref=uniquekarnage So if you are someone who has automatically or manually deletes cookies cache, ect. Use the link prior to purchase for it to count. Some deals may not work but it also helps them track where the sales are coming from. With all that being said here are some of the new deals going on.

Right now is Intel gamer days. https://skytechgaming.com/events/intel-gamer-days?ref=uniquekarnage order one of the select products and get Tomb Raider Legacy of Atlantis and Star Wars Galactic Racer free! (Note: A hardware scan of your qualifying Intel® product and an upload of your purchase receipt may be required to complete the redemption process. Your Intel product must be installed to successfully claim the offer during the redemption period. Redeem product at softwareoffer.intel.com )

The new version of the King 95 is here. Introducing the King 45 https://skytechgaming.com/prebuilt-gaming-pc/king-45?ref=uniquekarnage

Also introducing the new Blaze 5 https://skytechgaming.com/prebuilt-gaming-pc/blaze-5?ref=uniquekarnage

We have the popular ship ready deals. These usually ship within a business day https://skytechgaming.com/ship-ready-deals?ref=uniquekarnage

And finally the Custom builder https://skytechgaming.com/stg-custom-builder?ref=uniquekarnage

If you have any questions pertaining to prebuilds about parts, it is best to reach out to Customer Service https://direct.lc.chat/10008685/ and they may have the answer. Usually parts are determined on what is in stock at the time of the build. Custom builder will give you more options to what you want vs the prebuild which is in stock used parts!

I've been buying Skytech PCs since 2018. In that time I've averaged one purchase every 18 months. I literally have two within arms reach as I sit here typing this; my gtx 1070ti build from right before covid and a 5070ti King 95 system I picked up almost exactly a year ago to the date. On top of the handful of PCs I've personally purchased, I've also strongly recommended the brand to friends, family, and clients (especially during the run-up to Microsoft discontinuing Windows 10 support). Many of whom have taken my advice and had nothing but great experiences.

Up until I took delivery of my latest 5090 build Saturday, I'd never had anything more than a minor issue where something got a bit damaged during delivery that could be easily and relatively quickly fixed by a return and replace.

I haven't spent over $5000 on a computer since the years still started with 1, so I was very excited when my packaged arrived saturday morning. I got it unboxed, opened the front panel to remove the packaging material and verify that the power connector to the 5090 was properly flush and seated. I was a little disappointed that the wires and water tubes from the AIO weren't anywhere near as nicely placed and clean looking as they'd been on my King 95 system, but I probably could have overlooked that if the system had powered up. Sadly when I got it all hooked up, the GPU wasn't getting any power. I tried powering it down and opening it back up to recheck the power connector, but no luck. Then I thought I should check to make sure it's properly connected to the actual PSU.

What I saw when I took off the back panel legitimately broke my heart. I haven't seen wire management done so poorly in close to 20 years. The way the wire harnesses were crimped, folded over themselves like someone took an iron to um, haphazardly stuffed in, and zip-tied so tightly to the point of removing all slack and putting enough pressure to actually bend the motherboard connections was nothing short of a catastrophic disaster waiting to happen. On further inspection of the GPU power harness I found that it had been allowed to be sandwiched between the GPU support bracket and the actual GPU, with one of the wires actually caught under the washer of a very tightened down screw.

I can deal with a return and replace if something gets a little damaged during shipping; I'm not unreasonable enough to expect that every 50lb box is going to make it halfway across the country without damage. But this wasn't a shipping damage issue. The PC I received yesterday was fundamentally damaged due to poor assembly in a way that never should have cleared quality control. And that has me very nervous about the state of the company that I've recommended to so many people that put their trust in me for my opinion on such matters.

Speaking of QC, the qc check-off list in the little black folder didn't even have the correct date on it! Unless JH is some sort of time traveler, because it was signed with 8/8/26 as the date, which is odd considering the package arrived on 8/8 and had been in transit for a week.

I'm praying that this is just some kind of one time fluke. I've already dropped of my return and hopefully the replacement will arrive and be up to the same standards that I've come to expect from this company. But I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little bit nervous.

Thank you for allowing me the space to vent. I hope my replacement is in much better shape when it arrives.

Operating System:

Windows 11 Home

CPU: Intel i7 14700F

Graphics: Nvidia RTX 5070 12GB

RAM: 32GB DDR4 3200MHZ Non-RGB

Case: Montech King 95 Black (Skytech Edition)

Primary Hard Drive: 1 TB NVMe Gen4

CPU Cooler: 360mm AIO

Fans: 9

$1699 on a flash sale on their site.

I've been building and repairing PCs for over 40 years now. (CompTIA certified since 1992) My college age son wanted something to replace his 10 year old Omen laptop. With memory prices as they are, I couldn't justify building him one from scratch.
I am generally skeptical about pre-builds because of the parts that they use. Skytech uses parts including the case(you will be able to use if you want to upgrade parts 6 years from now), motherboard (MSI) and video card (PNY) that I would buy on Newegg. The thing is they take these parts and build a decent unit that I don't have to build and wait for the parts to come in. So, is it worth it?YES!!! (cable management alone can take 5 hours in some units)

What's the catch for this price? DDR4 not DDR5 memory.... but really there is only like a 5% difference in gaming performance and my son and most people won't be able to tell the difference. So get it... $300 more if you want DDR5... s

For a extra $80 they will etch the case to personalize it for you....who does that? That is amazing.

I've worked as a technician for HP, Microcenter, and Microsoft (internal support for Microsoft)....Skytech knows what they are doing and doing it well.

As far as the customer service... I'll probably never have to use it... but if something does go wrong, I've been noticing a trend on a lot of review sites. The company responds with "Please contact us so we can resolve your issue" showing that they generally care about the customer and the product they sell.

Can I work for you guys? I mean... I live in Texas but you guys rock.

And thank you for a beautiful system that my son is having more fun playing with the lighting and wall paper engine than he does playing GTA.