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Skytech Gaming - Eclipse Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i9-13900K - 32GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 - 2TB NVMe SSD - White $2999
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Windows 11 Operating System
Windows 11 has all the power and security of Windows 10 with a redesigned and refreshed look. It also comes with new tools, sounds, and apps. Every detail has been considered. All of it comes together to bring you a refreshing experience on your PC.
Intel Core i9-13900K Processor
The insanely powerful gaming and streaming desktop processor, get the competitive edge with the ultimate enthusiast processor for gamers, for creators, for everyone.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 24GB GDDR6X Graphics Card
Powered by the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture and comes with 24 GB of GDDR6X memory to deliver the ultimate experience for gamers and creators (GPU brand may vary)
32GB memory for intense multitasking and gaming
Reams of high-bandwidth DDR5 RAM to smoothly run your graphics-heavy PC games, video-editing applications, numerous programs and browser tabs at the same time. Lined with stylish RGB lights.
2TB NVMe solid-state drive (SSD)
Ample storage with faster start-up times and data access
Wireless and wired connectivity
You can connect it to a Wireless-AC router for higher speed, more capacity, and wider coverage. The Gigabit Ethernet LAN port plugs into wired 10/100/1000 networks.
Multi display capability
Connect the usual single monitor, or add a second monitor to double your viewing space for work and games. (1x HDMI and 1x DisplayPort guaranteed, additional ports may vary. Monitor sold separately.)
Easily run popular games
Call of Duty Warzone, Fornite, Escape from Tarkov, Grand Theft Auto V, World of Warcraft, League of Legends, Apex Legends, Roblox, Overwatch, CS: Global Offensive, Battlefield V, Minecraft, and more with crisp 1440p QHD resolution and smooth 60+ FPS game play
420mm AIO Liquid Cooler
Lower your PC temperture in a more efficient and quiter way than air.
USB and SuperSpeed USB connections
USB Ports Including 2.0, 3.0, and 3.2 Gen1 Ports offer high-speed connectivity for your devices and accessories
This computer does not include a built-in DVD/CD drive.
Slightly better specced and more expensive than the Alienware and Lenovo deals recently, but from somewhere you can take it back to without hassle if something is wrong out of the box.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/skyt...Id=65373
Windows 11 has all the power and security of Windows 10 with a redesigned and refreshed look. It also comes with new tools, sounds, and apps. Every detail has been considered. All of it comes together to bring you a refreshing experience on your PC.
Intel Core i9-13900K Processor
The insanely powerful gaming and streaming desktop processor, get the competitive edge with the ultimate enthusiast processor for gamers, for creators, for everyone.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 24GB GDDR6X Graphics Card
Powered by the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture and comes with 24 GB of GDDR6X memory to deliver the ultimate experience for gamers and creators (GPU brand may vary)
32GB memory for intense multitasking and gaming
Reams of high-bandwidth DDR5 RAM to smoothly run your graphics-heavy PC games, video-editing applications, numerous programs and browser tabs at the same time. Lined with stylish RGB lights.
2TB NVMe solid-state drive (SSD)
Ample storage with faster start-up times and data access
Wireless and wired connectivity
You can connect it to a Wireless-AC router for higher speed, more capacity, and wider coverage. The Gigabit Ethernet LAN port plugs into wired 10/100/1000 networks.
Multi display capability
Connect the usual single monitor, or add a second monitor to double your viewing space for work and games. (1x HDMI and 1x DisplayPort guaranteed, additional ports may vary. Monitor sold separately.)
Easily run popular games
Call of Duty Warzone, Fornite, Escape from Tarkov, Grand Theft Auto V, World of Warcraft, League of Legends, Apex Legends, Roblox, Overwatch, CS: Global Offensive, Battlefield V, Minecraft, and more with crisp 1440p QHD resolution and smooth 60+ FPS game play
420mm AIO Liquid Cooler
Lower your PC temperture in a more efficient and quiter way than air.
USB and SuperSpeed USB connections
USB Ports Including 2.0, 3.0, and 3.2 Gen1 Ports offer high-speed connectivity for your devices and accessories
This computer does not include a built-in DVD/CD drive.
Slightly better specced and more expensive than the Alienware and Lenovo deals recently, but from somewhere you can take it back to without hassle if something is wrong out of the box.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/skyt...Id=65373
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The SSD inside is also slower than the Lenovo and HP prebuilt according to Youtuber Justin Tech.
Yes it has a standard motherboard not "proprietary garbage", but it tends to be the lowest-end Msi z690-a pro (in best buy customer picture) or Msi z790-p pro (in YouTuber Justin Tech review). What puzzles me is a better motherboard like Msi z790-a pro cost literally nothing (yes, $0) … but somehow Skytech has to use the ones that are far outdated and inferior with the same retail price. I guess they must buy these shit motherboards at wholesale discount from Msi because nobody wants them in retail market.
The SSD inside is also slower than the Lenovo and HP prebuilt according to Youtuber Justin Tech.
Yes it has a standard motherboard not "proprietary garbage", but it tends to be the lowest-end Msi z690-a pro (in best buy customer picture) or Msi z790-p pro (in YouTuber Justin Tech review). What puzzles me is a better motherboard like Msi z790-a pro cost literally nothing (yes, $0) … but somehow Skytech has to use the ones that are far outdated and inferior with the same retail price. I guess they must buy these shit motherboards at wholesale discount from Msi because nobody wants them in retail market.
You do realize the Lenovo deal posted recently has the exact same cooling setup, with 3 fans on the front, one on the back and none on top, right?
Edit: I was wrong, but I'll leave the comment and take the hate.
If it's a 690, what a dumb move. Its hardly any price difference.
For a balls to the wall build, yesteryears mobo doesn't cut it.
The SSD inside is also slower than the Lenovo and HP prebuilt according to Youtuber Justin Tech.
Yes it has a standard motherboard not "proprietary garbage", but it tends to be the lowest-end Msi z690-a pro (in best buy customer picture) or Msi z790-p pro (in YouTuber Justin Tech review). What puzzles me is a better motherboard like Msi z790-a pro cost literally nothing (yes, $0) … but somehow Skytech has to use the ones that are far outdated and inferior with the same retail price. I guess they must buy these shit motherboards at wholesale discount from Msi because nobody wants them in retail market.
But you're conveniently skipping over the elephant in the room. Dell and Lenovo use their own GPUs that are terrible. Always bad fans, always bad paste/pads, etc. Fans and SSDs are replaceable. GPUs...not so much due to the cost. If you're buying a 4090, the last thing you want is one that cut corners in production. And you already admitted the MOBO is proprietary, so I don't need to touch on that.
Now remind me how that is better.
Now remind me how that is better.
Reference? I own/owned 8 dell rigs with their GPUs. Six 1660 Supers and two 3060TIs. I also owned two HP 3090s (which were by far the worst of the bunch).
When it comes to personal experiences, we can find people who hates Skytech too. But it probably better to look at reviews and testing.
Gamers Nexus (reviewer with 2M subscribers) has a review on a $5000 Skytech built (the video is titled "pure incompetence"), where Skytech made numerous building mistakes including installing the cpu cooling fans backwards causing it constantly running at melting temperatures… and Skytech's CTO replying to the inquiry email saying something like "what's wrong with the temperature" … lol
Justin tech's YouTube review has compared a large number of 4090 prebuilts. Corsair is the best; lenovo and hp are actually decent. If you care about GPU very much (as it is the most expensive component in a PC), this Skytech actually has one of the highest GPU temperatures in that testing due to the inadequate cooling setup.
I'm not saying proprietary built is better. Of course a good system integrator is better than a proprietary built. But I'm not sure I can put too much faith on this particular one.
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When it comes to personal experiences, we can find people who hates Skytech too. But it probably better to look at reviews and testing.
Gamers Nexus (reviewer with 2M subscribers) has a review on a $5000 Skytech built (the video is titled "pure incompetence"), where Skytech made numerous building mistakes including installing the cpu cooling fans backwards causing it constantly running at melting temperatures… and Skytech's CTO replying to the inquiry email saying something like "what's wrong with the temperature" … lol
Justin tech's YouTube review has compared a large number of 4090 prebuilts. Corsair is the best; lenovo and hp are actually decent. If you care about GPU very much (as it is the most expensive component in a PC), this Skytech actually has one of the highest GPU temperatures in that testing due to the inadequate cooling setup.
I'm not saying proprietary built is better. Of course a good system integrator is better than a proprietary built. But I'm not sure I can put too much faith on this particular one.
Reviewers are usually paid in one way or another, so that doesn't mean much. Nor does one internet stranger's opinion (me).
I'm not arguing Skytech is good or bad. I have no experience. Put another way, I'm trying to say it can't possibly be worse than Dell or HP, as I've owned both. The XPS line is a dumpster fire, and the OMEN line is as deep in the bottom of the barrel as you can reach without being in a dumpster. Even the Asus G10s were garbage - they had no intake whatsoever.
Put simply: all pre-builts are garbage, you just have to pick the lesser evil at a price that justifies the headaches and swapped parts (including this example). But this one would be an easy and cheap swap to more premium parts. An XPS would cost more than it's worth to make it 'good' in a transplant, even ignoring the proprietary nonsense.
The only correct answer, and I'll die on this hill, is to build yourself using quality components and put function & cooling above all else. I built my first rig with absolutely zero prior experience and a few days of [laughable] practice on the original PC Building Simulator. I didn't even know how to change a fan. A 12700K/3090TI Hybrid/64GB behemoth was the end result (before the 13th gen/4000 series was on the market, so bleeding edge parts), and it went almost textbook perfect.
Anything less than DIY is trading off cost for headaches in varying degrees. I've now built 3 rigs from scratch and have absolutely zero regrets. A drastic difference from the 14 prebuilt rigs where I had absolutely zero compliments. Three rigs are still waiting for a buyer, then I'm rid of them all for good. If I ever consider another pre-built, it would only be for cost savings, but I would have to factor in the parts I would have to change out to make it to my standards (case, fans, SSDs, PSU, etc.). So factoring that in, they are usually never worth it.
When it comes to personal experiences, we can find people who hates Skytech too. But it probably better to look at reviews and testing.
Gamers Nexus (reviewer with 2M subscribers) has a review on a $5000 Skytech built (the video is titled "pure incompetence"), where Skytech made numerous building mistakes including installing the cpu cooling fans backwards causing it constantly running at melting temperatures… and Skytech's CTO replying to the inquiry email saying something like "what's wrong with the temperature" … lol
Justin tech's YouTube review has compared a large number of 4090 prebuilts. Corsair is the best; lenovo and hp are actually decent. If you care about GPU very much (as it is the most expensive component in a PC), this Skytech actually has one of the highest GPU temperatures in that testing due to the inadequate cooling setup.
I'm not saying proprietary built is better. Of course a good system integrator is better than a proprietary built. But I'm not sure I can put too much faith on this particular one.