The type c port on the front is 3.2 gen 1 but the type c on the motherboard at least the one with the 9070xt is the 3.2 gen 2 type c meaning it supports the full 10gbps. I thought for a second I made a bad purchase lol but turns out you just have to check out your hardware yourself lol. If you’re thinking of getting a new external capture card with the 10gbps type c cable then you’re set with this. My only gripe was the fans were set in the bios so when I first booted it up, it sounds like a space ship was going off in my room it was set to full blast all the time so I went to bios and changed all the fan speeds to “quite” but that didn’t work for some reason but the remote they give you for the rgb fans make sure not to throw that away because that changes the idle speeds of all the fans in the case (there’s 2 buttons on the bottom left corner of the remote that look like fans just press the button that looks like a smaller fan until the rumbling stops lol). So if it’s too loud that’s why, I seen a bad review about it for this particular pre built and he/she clearly misunderstood why the fans were loud. Btw the new zen 3 cards from Ryzen are designed like a graphics card to thermal throttle at 95c so don’t be alarmed if you see your cpu is 95c because apparently they are designed that way and actually it’s better that way because more cooling=mo powa baby Read more
Received my PC this evening. The external box was beaten to hell not necessarily fault of the seller. The plastic cover on the glass parts had several dings and cuts, even inside the case. I was able to buff out any debris. Inside the pc was packed very well, preventing potential damage from shipping. I liked receiving quality control checklist with wet ink signatures. It's nice knowing someone looked at the product and did some sort of check before shipping it out. No real issues powering it on. It did power itself off during the first boot. But its been running for hours since. Update 8/15/25 - The LCU is makes an awful noise much like the HDDs of the '90s. Update 8/24/25 LCU Died Read more
All in all, this is a good machine. When I purchased it, it was actually cheaper than buying all the parts separately would have been. At the time of this review (September 2025), it's going to play any game out there pretty much at max settings and will be future proof for quite a while. A few minor issues: -Upon unboxing, the radiator for the CPU cooler wasn't screwed in. It was just floating in the case. Not an issue during shipping because it was packed really well and secured with foam, but I heard it knocking around as soon as I picked the PC up. I opened it to do the repair and found the screws on a magnetic screw holder inside as if the assembler just got interrupted and never finished. I properly secured it to the case and there was another (different) screw on the magnet... I have no idea what that's missing from. -PC would not power on. I started a chat with Support (Skytech chat, not Amazon) and the employee was actually really knowledgeable and helpful. The cable that connects the front panel to the MoBo was not connected, so the computer couldn't get a signal to turn on from the power button. The issue was fixed pretty quickly, but like the radiator fan above shouldn't have happened in the first place Overall though, the issues I experienced really didn't amount to any more than an inconvenience and I got a pretty good deal on a powerful PC so I am happy. The free keyboard is actually quite nice and the mouse is not as good, but still better than you would expect for a freebie. They cheaped out a bit on the RAM and SSD -- "TeamGroup" and Liberty brands respectfully were what my machine had. The CPU and the GPU are where the literal money's at though and they are the real deal. RAM and SSD are easy to upgrade if I wish Read more
I’m giving this PC 2 out of 5 stars because while the overall build quality is decent, the components used do not justify the price. First, I will say the physical build itself is put together well. Cable management looks clean, the case feels sturdy, and it arrived without any damage. I also appreciate that they emphasize build quality — and in that regard, they delivered. However, once you look at the actual parts inside, it’s a different story. Aside from the GPU, CPU, and motherboard, most of the components are off-brand. The motherboard is ASUS, but it’s clearly a very entry-level model. The RAM is from a brand I’ve never even heard of, and the power supply doesn’t appear to be from a reputable or well-known manufacturer. That’s concerning, especially for long-term reliability. Performance-wise, it handles most games fine at 1080p, but for the price point, I expected more headroom. It runs a little warmer than I’d prefer, and I feel like it could definitely use better cooling or higher-quality supporting components. Overall, it’s not a terrible PC — it works — but it feels like you’re paying premium pricing for mid-tier or budget supporting parts. If the price were lower, it would make more sense. At this cost, I expected better component quality across the board. Read more
As a first time buyer I can say with definitive certainty I was impressed by the functionality and looks of the pre-built right out the box. I’m by no means an expert in terms to tech but the noise level is astonishing on its own. Adequately silent. For the Pc’s value alone its worth every cent in my opinion. (Yes I did my research on every part and component individually and if you think it’s high you must not be considering the labor needed to build it as a key factor for a “pre-built”) Read more
I only bought this because I wanted a RX 9070 xt, the case is decent, but who ever assembled my PC Left a rats nest of cables and didn't even bother to use the case's built in cable management. When I installed my 2.5 drive in the bay I had to untangle that rats nest just to get a sata power cable. Not a fan of RGB and the fan controller they installed also one of the fans RGB LEDs already failed.. but I wanted the parts so oh well.. Read more
Amazing. Runs everything at max and stays cool Read more
