Skytech Archangel Gaming Computer PC Desktop – Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz, GTX 1660 Super 6G, 500GB SSD, 16GB DDR4 3200MHz, RGB Fans, Windows 11 Home 64-bit, 802.11AC Wi-Fi

When I first got it and booting up it worked but when I tried to run a game it ran great till after it was closed the pc would brick itself and at the time it was at 6 so no skytech support so I contacted Amazon support with no real merit. So I had to figure it out myself but after updating drivers games run amazingly and the BIOS time is so fast that its almost disadvantageous at times. Overall 4 stars definitely recommend for prebuilt. Update I lied it bricks too often 1 star

I’ve had this computer for a month, and it is an excellent gaming PC. When I was considering purchasing this computer, the Amazon listing had two different processors, it appears it has been fixed to the correct AMD Ryzen 5 3600 throughout the page. I took an educated guess at the time because it was a fairly new posting, but was pleasantly surprised that it came just as ordered, with excellent cable management and solid connections, it appears that whoever constructed my PC did so with care. I was not really a fan of the RGB lights at first, but after a month, they’ve grown on me. Unlike other computers, this one does not come with a remote for the RGB lights; however there is a button on the tower itself which cycles through the settings. There is definitely room to expand, I added a 2 TB HDD to the computer, and it had the expansion port and power cables ready to go, with space for another SSD if necessary. It’s capable of running nearly every PC game on the market today without too much difficulty, and is very, very quiet.

The computer would be great if it worked reliably. The HDMI video port blanks out. Tech support installed a new driver, which helped but did not solve the problem.

I am glad I took a chance on this pc. I saw a couple bad reviews about how the pc came damaged but tech support helped them get it fixed and that made me anxious, but oh my lord, this pc is good. Build quality is phenomenal for casual gaming and I’ve played some graphically demanding games on the thing but it just keeps on trucking. The Two complaints I have are the amount of storage space is not enough for my gaming habits and the computer will not connect to 5G Wi-Fi on its own. I had to buy another SSD, and I had to buy a Wi-Fi adapter to be able to connect to 5G. Wi-Fi adapters are very cheap though, so not much harm done. If 500GB is enough for you then ignore this complaint. Other than that, the pc runs perfect out of the box and setup was easy. The price is fine, but I recommend waiting for it to go on sale. I’ve had this PC since around September and after ironing out those two bugs, I would say you’ve got a quality pc on your hands.

I got this PC in an emergency situation in early 2020, and I wanted to give it a good amount of time before I reviewed it. So I got the computer to be able to work from home during school. My tasks included web design, graphic design, photo-editing, video editing, and rendering video game graphics. Everything ran like a charm except blender took a while to export, which is expected on most computers honestly.

My lights on my fan do not work, only thing really disappointing about the product.

So I waited for a while before I wrote a review so I can get a good feel first. For the price this is a good computer. I mostly use it for all my tech classes but havent had an issue yet. Id recommend it. The only complaint I have is it came with a program to mess with the LED lights but I cant get it to work for me, so it mostly stays default green.

I recently upgraded from a super cheap asus that had a UHD 630 to this beastie. I love her. Im low key getting a headache from the difference in quality. I play Jurassic World Evolution 2 and went from hovering over a dull flat landscape to counting dinosaur eyelashes. I consider myself to be a midlevel gamer, I have my park management games, and my MMOs. I havent made it to Azeroth again yet, but am super stoked for when I have the time.

Honestly, youd be better building your own PC, if you can find a solid GPU not being overpriced as all hell. But, lets get cooking:

Smooth gameplay and can handle gaming bandwidth like butter.