Skytech Gaming Shadow 5 Gaming PC, AMD 7 9700X 3.8GHz, RTX 5060 Ti 16GB VRAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, 16GB DDR5 RAM 6000 $1499.99 at Amazon

paulk11087

Jul 16, 2026 9:29 PM

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Wifi 5, what is this 2015? Total of 3 USB ports... Maximum resolution, only 1080p... Most have a 1440p gaming monitor these days...

Theres definitely more than 3 USB ports.... Maybe 3 in the front but going to be many more in the back. Also, this doesn't include a monitor so your comment on the resolution is just uninformed clearly showing you don't know anything about all of this stuff, which then goes to your wifi5 comment, you are probably one who won't even notice the benefits or differences of WiFi 5 and 6, which in a home network for a casual piece like this, 99.9% of users would be fine with

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BlueRaccoon1085

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Theres definitely more than 3 USB ports.... Maybe 3 in the front but going to be many more in the back. Also, this doesn't include a monitor so your comment on the resolution is just uninformed clearly showing you don't know anything about all of this stuff, which then goes to your wifi5 comment, you are probably one who won't even notice the benefits or differences of WiFi 5 and 6, which in a home network for a casual piece like this, 99.9% of users would be fine with

It's stated right there in Product Specifications under "Display" and "Ports."

The last 3rd picture on the Amazon listing says "The I/O panel features 2x USB ports, 1x Type-C port."

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MellowCalculator520

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It's stated right there in Product Specifications under "Display" and "Ports."

You honestly think a 5060ti can only do 1080? Or anyone who is in the market for a gaming pc would believe you?

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Elon69

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Feels expensive once I calculate the parts. 5060 TI 16GB is just $530

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xtp

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xtpJul 16, 2026 10:55 PM

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Disgusted by the price.

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zeetes

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Disgusted by the price.

it sucks how much everything has gone up. i purchased a skytech for my nephew, with a 7800x3d and an rx 9700 xt for $1400, after $150 coupon, less than a year ago. 32gb ram, 2tb drive (it sucks though), 850w, blahty blah blah

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ClappinCheex

Jul 17, 2026 1:47 AM

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ClappinCheexJul 17, 2026 1:47 AM

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Sounds like a horrible deal for a 5060 ti

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SumDuud

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I get 1000 MB/s Wi-Fi speeds on my plan. Would prefer WiFi 7. Have WiFi 6 on my gaming laptop and Steam downloads get painfully slow sometimes. Wi-Fi 7 has lower latency and better reliability especially when there's so many family devices connected to my network. This shows how Skytech cheaps out on the components. Has anyone had a positive experience with this company?

Thanks for proving his point. I bought a SkyTech for my kid like 6+ years ago and it is still going strong. I did pop in a gpu off my mining rig when I retired that, but the system has been solid. I picked up one last Christmas and it has been running well since. I agree this price seems high (is what I paid out of pocket for a 9800X3D with a 5070 but also Black Friday/Christmas.

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BlueRaccoon1085

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Thanks for proving his point. I bought a SkyTech for my kid like 6+ years ago and it is still going strong. I did pop in a gpu off my mining rig when I retired that, but the system has been solid. I picked up one last Christmas and it has been running well since. I agree this price seems high (is what I paid out of pocket for a 9800X3D with a 5070 but also Black Friday/Christmas.

Did you buy them from Amazon? Reviewers say theirs broke just after the 1 year warranty period.

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I get 1000 MB/s Wi-Fi speeds on my plan. Would prefer WiFi 7. Have WiFi 6 on my gaming laptop and Steam downloads get painfully slow sometimes. Wi-Fi 7 has lower latency and better reliability especially when there's so many family devices connected to my network. This shows how Skytech cheaps out on the components. Has anyone had a positive experience with this company?

Are you really that tech illiterate?

If you actually care about throughput, wire up some ethernet like a normal person.

Otherwise, there's plenty of WiFi 7 adapters on the market in both PCIe and USB-C flavors for under $70.

Griping about the mundane features this motherboard lacks is the least of your worries when you couldn't build this for cheaper if you left off the motherboard entirely.

Price it out. The motherboard is essentially free.

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SumDuud

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Did you buy them from Amazon? Reviewers say theirs broke just after the 1 year warranty period.

Where you bought it doesn't matter if the computer works when it arrives (you should check ALL plugs before you turn a new prebuilt on no matter if you buy it from amazon, skytech, microcenter, or Jim up the street) and ideally do a benchmark or at least verify all the parts are as advertised, then it breaking in a year has nothing to do with buying it from amazon. The risk from amazon is fake parts or someone returning something after swapping out a gpu or ram. I bought mine direct from Skytech, I don't remember where I bought my son's but it may have been amazon. It is clear that you don't understand technology, and that is okay just better to not act like you do.

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