SkyTech Blaze II Gaming Computer PC Desktop - Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core 3.6GHz, GTX 1660 Super 6G, 500G SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200, RGB, AC WiFi, Windows 10 Home 64-bit

This PC has had no issues running any games. also comes with start up guide keyboard and mouse and mouse pad. its actually very fast and my friend also built a pc from scratch at the same time i bought mine with similar specs. this was actually cheaper bc of how expensive individual parts for PCs were backthen. not sure about now but if your looking for a gaming pc to get started this is it

This is my first PC. I wanted to build my own, but due to the chip shortages and scalpers reselling for insane prices, I decided to invest in a solid prebuilt PC. I have had it for 3 months now and it has held up pretty well. Some games I play are COD Vanguard, Warzone, Halo Infinite, and Valorant. I get decent performance in these games, but i usually do play at lower graphic game settings to get more frames as possible. I find the specs to be solid for most people, but I wish there was more hard drive space. i do plan to personally upgrade this gaming rig at some point. The noise level is ok, but i get some random clicking noises near the fan, but goes away after a couple minutes from turning on the PC. I do like the multiple PC fan lights. there are a variety of settings that I can choose from. It comes with a keyboard and mouse. Im not a huge fan of the mouse, but the keyboard is good enough if you are on a tight budget, but I would upgrade if you have the budget. overall, i think this is a solid prebuilt PC and I recommend it to others who want a solid and reliable entry level or budget prebuilt PC.

I have had this desktop for about a month now and I can’t say I specifically hate anything about it. There are three things I do want to point out. The fans blow all the time (this is my first gaming desktop so I’m not sure if they’re suppose to or not) and they aren’t loud per say but aren’t quiet. At least you can’t hear them with headphones on. Two, the storage that comes with this model (500gb SSD) is quite poor for the price tag. Three, this is the only actual problem I have. There are these two USB ports under the WiFi antennas that glitch anything out that’s plugged into them. There’s plenty of other ports but those two in particular are not usable. Overall, I’d say this was an excellent purchase and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good pc. (Might be better to buy a prebuilt bc at the time of writing this, pc parts are outrageously high)

I don’t know much about the technical side of PC gaming, but I know that it arrived and it worked when I hit the power button.Everything has ran smoothly so far (had it about a year now) and it can run games like arma3 and darktide well. I’m more of an rpg/point and click gamer but it’s nice to know it can run more demanding games.I love the coloured lights and the amount of settings it has, I usually go with the rainbow one seen in the photo above.Happy with my purchase, was nervous about taking the plunge after reading the one star reviews, saying how theirs came dead on arrival or had other such issues. But I think those cases may be outliers rather than the norm.

If you don't need Bluetooth or eternity, this PC is fine. Bluetooth tooth did work for a few months, then failed conpletely and there nothing I can do to get it back. Ethernet/Lan just doesn't work. B550m-pro motherboard is either junk and they knew it for these applications or something else is going on. You can't install the drivers. I've tried everything. The only way to get Bluetooth back for 5min is to completely remove the power from the unitI'm not the only one having these issues.

My older brother and my moms suggested that I go with this computer, and I did just that with the help of some gift cards that I got for Christmas. I immediately fell in love with it after it took the place of my Dell Inspiron 3277 all-in-one. Most of the games I threw at it ran great with the GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER and 16 gigs of RAM, but the part I like about the computer is the AMD Ryzen 5 3600, meaning I managed to upgrade the PC to Windows 11 a week after using Windows 10 on it, marking a major switch from an Intel processor that is not compatible with the latest OS.Plus, the SSD definitely helped with the loading times in Windows, and I prefer having the modern Windows operating system on an SSD over having it on a mechanical hard drive.I’d definitely recommend this computer if you want a powerful gaming machine but have a tight budget, and definitely pair yours with a curved gaming monitor like I did!

The media could not be loaded. My 11 yr old son was pining over a gaming computer for months. We researched, visited the Micro Center, Target, BestBuy, and Walmart. The SkyTech Blaze II was far and away the best deal we found for a starter gaming tower. I don't know a whole lot about gaming computers but my son says there is no noticeable lag, the fans are very quiet, and he absolutely loves the led lighting. The tower is very attractive. I had no issue whatsoever getting it up and running. He plays all of his favorite games and the computer easily supports the Opera GX browser. He plays Minecraft, Roblox, Gmod, and Fortnite. We have not required any tech support so I could not rate it at the time of this review.

3 stars. a solid computer. had mine for 3 years, sporadic issues. front headphone jack stopped working, and just now one of the front fans got real slow. cant seem to reach fans to clean them?