Skytech Gaming Nebula Gaming PC Desktop – Intel Core i5 13400F 2.5 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 3050, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 600W Gold PSU, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of this gaming PC with the Ryzen 7700 and Radeon 9070 XT! It has surpassed my expectations in every way. From the moment I powered it on, I could tell this machine was a powerhouse. The performance is incredible – smooth, fast, and capable of handling any game I throw at it with ease, even on high settings and 1440p/4K resolutions. It runs everything I’ve tested flawlessly, and I haven’t experienced any stuttering or lag.The build quality is solid, and the system is very responsive. Everything runs smoothly and efficiently, making my gaming and productivity a breeze. I’m so happy with my purchase, and it truly feels like I’ve got a top-tier machine that will last me for years to come. I highly recommend this PC to anyone looking for high-end gaming performance. Absolutely worth every penny!

First, the specs of the pc I got may be different from the one you get. This is because of the parts that are available to Skytech change from time to time, or even day to day. For example, the description says this pc has a Geforce RTX 3050, and it does, but you may get any brand. Same with ram, the ssd, you get the idea. All the parts that came on mine are good quality.Case: Its a mid tower obviously. There are plenty of mounting spaces for SSD's, but no HDD cages?? It has a dust filter on top, where there is provision for mounting fans, but no dust filter on the front where there are fans installed. It came with 4 120mm rgb fans, and a nice hub with plenty of open slots for adding fans if you wish. The front panel is top mounted, and has USB 2.x, and 2 USB 3.x, along with the usual headphone and mic jacks. A reset button, and an RGB button. The power supply I got is a Helios P1 650 watt. This is a gold rated PSU, it's not modular, but the cables are decent. The whole rig is VERY quiet.Processor: Mine is the Intel i5-13400F part. The "F" means that the part is locked. This means no overclocking, which I wasnt planning on doing anyway. I am sure some nerd has found out a way to do it anyway, but ymmv with that. It's a really decent CPU, and I will be satisfied with it. The air cooler is massive, and by massive I mean huge.Mainboard: One I've never heard of, but its got some impressive specs, ASRock B760M-C/D4. Its a micro ATX board, so things are a little cramped. It came with two sticks of 8gb DDR4 3200 by Tforce. I happen to have 32gb of 3200 laying around from an old build I will put in there. By the way 3200 is the default speed with this board, though you can get faster (maybe) by overclocking. The ssd is a MSI M450 M.2 2280 1TB. There is no cooler on the SSD, though you could add one easily.GPU: ASUS Dual NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 6GB OC Edition. I was surprised to see that there is no external power needed. It runs off of the bus, so no cables to it at all. Nice. I havent seen that for years. This is a decent low/mid range card, that will do the job with most games at 1080p, its max resolution.Windows 11. You either hate it or like it. I hate it so far, but that is just my getting used to it. It's windows 10 with some things changed after all.Overall I am happy with this purchase, and was glad to see that it is American assembled.

I love how easy it is to set up. Nothing much to say but just absolutely great out of the box!Got it shipped outside my doorstep within 2 days from ordering it.These are the games I have tested so far for gaming:> VALORANT: 250-300 FPS (High settings)> FORNITE: 120 FPS (High settings)If you tweak it a bit for performance mode or low settings it will of course give much more frames.If you pair it with a 144, 165 or even 180 hertz monitor (like what I did), your gaming experience will blow your mind (I'm a casual gamer and it already is better than any other PC build I have had before).The i5 13400F + RTX 3050 combo isn't as bad as from what other people say about the RTX 3050 in general. That graphics card has been looked down upon from what I have read when I researched online about it. I often wonder why people think it's trash when it's actually not, since I'm pretty confident it can handle many other games. Nevertheless, from my personal experience. I have zero problems with it. :)PROS:> Very easy unboxing> Support is included and given if ever there will be any problems (through papers and contact numbers)> The PC is absolutely great in for casual gamers like me> Comes with a surprisingly good keyboard and mouse combo from Skytech (I would definitely use their included mouse if I already didn't have one. While for the keyboard, it is also decent, just not hot-swappable or have any similar perks from what you can get from a mechanical keyboard, but still very good!)> Free Windows 11, when you turn it on it just asks you to complete a setup for your windows (Completely hassle-free; literally turn on to use PC, good if you wan to just boot it up and start gaming immediately ASAP)> The physical appearance of the build in general looks really really nice. If you are a fan of RGB lights you will not be disappointed with this. The build exactly looks like the one advertised. No complaints there.CONS:Personally, from how I unboxed it, I have not encountered any problem honestly.I will update this review if I can think of something.CONCLUSION:If you are a casual gamer who just wants a budget build, you cannot go wrong with this.I paired this CPU with a 180 hertz monitor and so far it has been a superb experience for me, may it be through gaming, productivity (I do music production and recording), and for general tasks.Worth every penny :)Great job Skytech! You always seem to keep up with your brand's good reputation.Keep it up!Quick note(s):In the photo posted along with this review, I temporarily plugged in the keyboard from the top USB hub. It was just me, being very excited to boot up the PC, so I just plugged it there. But for the most part, I would not recommend doing that since it is better to plug it in the UB hubs at the back of the CPU.Also in the photo, I haven't peeled off the side panel's plastic covering, so there's that.