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SkyTech Shadow Mini: Ryzen 2600, 4GB RX580, 8GB DDR4, 500GB SSD Expired
$619
$1,000.00
+ Free S&H
Walmart has SkyTech Gaming Shadow Mini on sale for $619. Shipping is free. Thanks Suryasis
Specs:
Specs:
- AMD Ryzen 5 2600 3.4 GHz (3.9 GHz Turbo, 19MB Cache)
- AMD Raith Stealth Cooler
- Asrock A320M Motherboard
- 8GB DDR4 2400 MHz Ram (32GB Max)
- 500GB SATA III SSD
- RX 580 4GB GDDR5 Graphics
- 500W Cooler Master LITE 80+ PSU
- Windows 10 Home 64 Bit
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Edited November 21, 2018
at 05:21 PM
LINK:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/SkyTec.../683614599
SPEC:
NOTE: Although A320 Chipset officially does not support overclocking as it is the lowest level chipset, Asrock has probably released a BIOS enabling it, like MSI and Asus. However, high overclocking is not recommended at this board.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/SkyTec.../683614599
SPEC:
- Windows 10 Home 64 Bit
- AMD Ryzen 5 2600 3.4 GHz (3.9 GHz Turbo, 19MB Cache)
- AMD Raith Stealth Cooler
- Asrock A320M Motherboard
- 8GB DDR4 2400 MHz Ram (32GB Max)
- 500GB SATA III SSD
- RX 580 4GB GDDR5 Graphics
- 500W Cooler Master LITE 80+ PSU
NOTE: Although A320 Chipset officially does not support overclocking as it is the lowest level chipset, Asrock has probably released a BIOS enabling it, like MSI and Asus. However, high overclocking is not recommended at this board.
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| Product Name: | SkyTech Gaming Shadow Mini AMD Ryzen 2600 3.4 GHz, RADEON RX580 4GB, 8GB DDR4 2400 MEMORY, 500 GB SSD w/ 3D NAND, 500 Watts, Windows 10 Home 64-bit, RED |
| Product Description: | SkyTech Shadow Mini brings you a beautiful, professionally crafted art of work that combines unparalleled gaming power and performance. This gaming rig delivers stunning performance in multi-threading and gaming applications to suit your everyday needs. By utilizing the latest chips from AMD Ryzen 2600 and AMD Radeon RX 580 4GB, your games will be smooth as butter. Add on a 500GB SSD to the system, your system will work 25% to 50% faster than a normal hard drive with increased latency and bandwidth. SkyTech Gaming delivers the best gaming PC with performance, aesthetic, and value in mind. |
| Manufacturer: | SkyTech |
| UPC: | 811698030367 |
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The things I see that are not so good are:
The PSU could be better
The MSI 580 looks to be a single fan, so that could be problematic for temps.
In the picture they show a mechanical HDD installed, but the description just says 500GB SSD, so you're limited on storage space as well. (Also makes me wonder what else is changed from the picture)
The case has so-so airflow and will only support matx boards which limits upgrades
Acryllic scratches VERY easily and the case is covered in it.
Single-channel RAM. Easily upgradeable but not the best RAM setup for Ryzen.
Little to no OC on the Mobo will limit the 2600's precision boost.
All in all it's a decent starter system. A little bit of upgrading over a few months and you'd have a solid rig on your hands.
I prefer to build them 100% ready, safe and fairly future proof myself, but that's not the point of these systems, I get that.
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The things I see that are not so good are:
- The PSU could be better
- The MSI 580 looks to be a single fan, so that could be problematic for temps.
- In the picture they show a mechanical HDD installed, but the description just says 500GB SSD, so you're limited on storage space as well. (Also makes me wonder what else is changed from the picture)
- The case has so-so airflow and will only support matx boards which limits upgrades
- Acryllic scratches VERY easily and the case is covered in it.
- Single-channel RAM. Easily upgradeable but not the best RAM setup for Ryzen.
- Little to no OC on the Mobo will limit the 2600's precision boost.
All in all it's a decent starter system. A little bit of upgrading over a few months and you'd have a solid rig on your hands.I prefer to build them 100% ready, safe and fairly future proof myself, but that's not the point of these systems, I get that.
The things I see that are not so good are:
- The PSU could be better
- The MSI 580 looks to be a single fan, so that could be problematic for temps.
- In the picture they show a mechanical HDD installed, but the description just says 500GB SSD, so you're limited on storage space as well. (Also makes me wonder what else is changed from the picture)
- The case has so-so airflow and will only support matx boards which limits upgrades
- Acryllic scratches VERY easily and the case is covered in it.
- Single-channel RAM. Easily upgradeable but not the best RAM setup for Ryzen.
- Little to no OC on the Mobo will limit the 2600's precision boost.
All in all it's a decent starter system. A little bit of upgrading over a few months and you'd have a solid rig on your hands.I prefer to build them 100% ready, safe and fairly future proof myself, but that's not the point of these systems, I get that.