Skytech Gaming Nebula Gaming PC Desktop – Intel Core i5 13400F 2.5 GHz, NVIDIA RTX 4060, 1TB NVME SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200, 600W Gold PSU, 11AC Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home 64-bit,Black

This PC is an absolute beast across the board—from blazing-fast performance to seamless functionality, it’s exceeded expectations at every turn. Whether you're deep into AAA gaming or multitasking with demanding software, it handles everything like a dream. Setup was quick and relatively painless, and the sleek, modern design gives it serious curb appeal in any gaming setup. It definitely wins on looks as much as it does on muscle. Only minor downside: the USB ports can be a bit finicky/loose at times, but honestly, that’s a small blip in an otherwise flawless experience. Highly recommended for gamers looking for top-tier specs and a sharp aesthetic. You won’t regret it.

(I got the model with a 4060 in it.) I mean, what is there to say? A 4060, a 1TB SSD, 16G RAM and a decent CPU? For under $900?! I didn't really have money for a gaming PC, but when I saw this deal I had to make it work, because who doesn't want to save like $1k!This thing runs smooth as silk. I had a gaming laptop with a 2070 in it that couldn't do Cyberpunk at better than 12 frames/sec at some parts, without reducing the graphics quality to crap. Not so this machine - I can even turn on some of the RTX features and it still runs great (note that I'm more of a high-quality at ~30fps, than a 60fps-or-die guy).I'm running Oculus and SteamVR apps through to my (first-gen) Meta Quest headset, and that works great too. And no matter how badass a game I'm putting it through, the fans are whisper-quiet. You can hear them, and you can hear that they ramp up to deal with increased performance - but it's _very_ quiet and unobtrusive.I wasn't expecting this, but it came with a keyboard and mouse, too, which saved me the trouble of digging through the junk in my house to find some (I've been focusing on laptops for a while up to now). The keyboard is solid-quality mechanical, too - nothing too amazing, but not shabby. The mouse feels lightweight and cheap, but works well, and both are lit up with multicolor LEDs so yay.The WiFi antennae that came with my system was a single-form, boxy looking thing, with a magnet in it to keep it place on the chassis (if you like). It doesn't at all resemble the pair of standard "rod" antennae that were shown in my quickstart guide, so at first I was concerned that it didn't have them. But it did, it just has an unexpected shape. Look for the small coaxial chords, rather than a particular shape, and you'll find it handily enough.I should say, the first time I tested the machine out on some high-power games, I was initially disappointed. But I think there were a lot of background downloading and disk storage things happening. Apparently my Steam wasn't set not to download in the background, but even when it wasn't downloading, I think Windows was, and it was chewing up performance (one of the things I really dislike about gaming on a PC vs a console). After I had the PC a couple days longer, performance was way, way better than my initial (amateur) tests. Might also have helped to, you know, run updates on drivers and the OS and such.Happy gaming!

***There Was No Compensation For This Review******EDITED REVIEW**I've officially owned this machine for over 2 months now. All I can say is WOW. The negativity following this machine makes me wonder if these are other issues that could be causing problems versus the machine.. I read a review *Top Critic* and it sounds more of an internet connection issue versus the machine. The capability of this machine has been amazing. I use this machine now mainly for gaming/fun. I have 3 monitors with peripherals setup (mouse, keyboard, microphone, headset), and have no issues with connectivity or software issues. The machine can handle me streaming on two different platforms and in the same action playing a high demanding game on ULTRA settings and a recording software going at the same time. My GPU is still only around 70-80% and the CPU is running amazing. The cooling of this machine is great and have not had 1 issue since purchase. I would take the critic/negativity reviews carefully.. Don't let those scare you away.. You COULD end up with possibly something wrong but that could've also been from shipping or anything.. If you're looking for a budget PC that can perform very well, than I HIGHLY recommend this PC. Hope this helps!----------------------------------------------------------------Original review belowTo start off, this is a review on the item:Manufacturer Part#: ST-NEBULA-0819-B-AMProcessor: INTEL Core i5 13400F 2.5 GHz (4.6GHz Max Boost) CPUMemory: 16GB DDR4 RAM 3200 Gaming Memory with Heat SpreaderVideo Card: NVIDIA Geforce RTX 4060 8GB GDDR6X Graphics Card (Brand may vary)SSD: 1TB NVME SSDOperating System: Microsoft windows 11 Home 64-bitCase: Skytech Nebula Gaming Case, BlackWiFi: 802.11ACFans: 4 RGB Fans for Maximum Air FlowThis PC so far has been great for gaming as well as working from home. The functionality right out of the box has been great and it has been a breeze to get setup. The PC has a folder that comes with it and it shows the step by step guide on how to setup your machine as well as how to troubleshoot if need be. There are many Pro's and few Con's so far since I have owned the Machine.Pros:Packaging for shipping was over the top on making sure it was coming to me securely,Comes as described with little setup needed,Performance has been stellar,Quiet Machine and fans,Case has great airflow,Quality of the product is over the top for the price of this machine.Operates many games on ULTRA settings with 0 issues.Cons:The machine comes with 16gb of DDR4 ram installed and this is a great starter amount but for full potential I would recommend upgrading to the minimum of 32gb of DDR4 or higher.(I upgraded to 32gb DDR4 3200mhz with the 4 available slots)One of the Ram sticks seemed to be not fully clipped into position but took minor adjustment to get setup.The rear fan was loose and rubbing against the case which had a small clicking noise but was an easy fix.Trouble connecting the DisplayPort to a Monitor after trying multiple cords, but HDMI does work well.Cord management inside could be much better, the cables seem to block some of the ports for the RAM and would recommend using some zip-ties to hold them out of the way.Games:GTA-V - Runs at highest settings with 0 issues and high FPSFortnite - Runs at highest settings with 0 issues and high FPSBattlefield 2042 - Runs at highest settings with 0 issues and high FPSWar Thunder - Runs at highest settings with 0 issues and high FPSMinecraft - Runs at highest settings with 0 issues and high FPSCan handle many applications open on multiple monitors when working from home such as, Tableau, Excel, Zoom, Teams, Talend, PowerPoint, Multiple query applications (Coding with no issues), Video editing, Streaming.The PC at the price point is worth the purchase, after doing many researches without wanting to build my own PC this was the best Pre-Built machine money can find. Many have i5-13400F processors with 3060's or lower processors with similar 4060/3060's for more cost. At $850 USD this machine will tackle most of what you will need to do unless you're into heavy editing or a big streamer or using extreme applications. This PC is great for overall use.