Skytech Chronos Gaming PC Desktop - AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, RTX 3080 10GB, 16GB DDR4, 1TB Gen4 SSD, 360mm AIO, 850W, Black

***Update 10/20/2020 PC IS HERE AND AWESOME***Ok guys, it is here! Please see pictures so you can see how it was packaged. First off the presentation when you open this is awesome. Its nicely packaged, there is the air foam inside the actual case so no parts move around. The case itself is in this nice black cloth like bag with skytech. Then there is a folder that has some welcoming stuff as well as a quality check (see pics). They run this through benchmarks and stress testing before they ship it! So good to know this was done beforehand.Ok so whats inside, since everyone wants to know what MOBO and GPU brand. MObo is a ASRock Steel Legend wifi motherboard (currently retailing for almost $200 depending on site). The mobo has rgb elements to it, I can see at least 2 M.2 drives. GPU is PNY brand (triple fan design). Now before some of you go "oh its PNY" I don't want it. Let me remind you that Nvidia only chose PNY to make their quadro graphics card (these are used for NASA and big companies that need 3D rendering). PNY are not flashy cards, they are good sturdy reliable cards hence why NVidia chose them for the Quadro cards.Before turning on, I pushed down on GPU and RAM just to make sure they were seated, and they were, so wasn't a need for that but always good to check. Also one thing I want to point out, after getting confirmation from Skytech, they made their own 3D printed GPU Brackets! So there is a bracket underneath your GPU (see pics) and this is so the cards don't sagg! What a nice tough and just shows they care about quality!Moment of truth - turning it on - Turned it on, plugged in my keyboard, mouse, other USB devices and eveyrhting is working. Windows install went smooth. To my surprise they even had the ASROCK RGB software downloaded so I could customize the lighting between the fans,rgb, and liquid cooler. First thing I did was use some monitoring software to check out the specs. Everything looks good.Next was to fire up a game. I fired up Mafia definitive edition and getting high fps at high settings with RTX on.I'll add some benchmarks soon but temps stayed in 60-70C range under max load while gaming. The fans did get a bit noisy but this coud just be me and not used to a gaming beast like this. It didn't bother me as long as my parts stay cool.Power supply - thermaltake and even came with a nice thermaltake pouch and extra sata cables,etc.Case - case has removable mesh front panel, top part is magnetic, and underneath PSU shroud is a removal filter as well. The top of case has fan buttons to control fans, although while gaming I dont think this has any affect (a good thing, dont want to have low fan under high load).Overall - This thing is a beast!!!! Now I just need to add some RAM (I want 32GB) and additional 1TB NVME (so I can have 2 in total).I'll try later to provide benchmarks in some games. But I highly recommend this product if you are looking for an upgrade. The quality is great, the customer service is great, while I was writing this review I got feedback on what that bracket underneath GPU was.***update 10/19/2020 Shipping Info***I know some of you may be watching this review closely so I wanted to provide an update with shipping. I just got an update that it arrived in my state at a local carrier center and still on track for delivery tomorrow! Soon as I get it guys I promise to post pics with whats inside and any issues (hopefully none). So far so good!***Update 10/15/2020 5 starsAfter some messages back and forth with Skytech and them clearing up my confusion, I am going back to 5 stars. My PC has been shipped and I am tracking it now with a delivery date of 10/20/2020. I am very excited and like I said below its in my opinion based on the parts that I do know, that this system is very nicely priced. And from what I've read online and videos I've watched case has great airflow.***********10/10/2020 - Awaiting Product Will Update Once I Receive It*********I am awaiting shipping and will update review when I receive it. For now I'm giving 5 stars because the customer rep I spoke with answered all my questions and was very nice. After reading some reviews saying they couldn't get a hold of them, I wonder if they actually tried calling. Their system even has a call back option so you don't have to wait.Impression just from reading specs is that this PC will be great. Seagate is quality brand name and 1TB PCIE 4.0 NVME SSD is great! I just hope my PC comes with the other M.2 Screw that usually comes with the MOBO so I can install another NVME (going to wait for Prime day or Black Friday for deals). I was told MOBO quality will be elite since this is an elite build.I originally was going to upgrade my prebuilt I bought 4 years ago and build my own for the first time. However, when I saw this pop up, I compared to the pcpartpicker build I had set up and price was VERY close. Granted I don't know MOBO quality (but rep seemed like it would be high tier), but otherwise this is very reasonably priced. My parts were at $2700 and had an additional 1TB NVME PCIE 4.0 SSD and only 2 fans, but 32GB RAM. So basically what I'm saying is that this price was very close, plus account for labor AND Windows (another $100 just for Windows).

Shipped from California to Massachusetts. I am upgrading from a pretty old machine with an i7-3770 CPU and a GTX 960 GPU. I was planning for a while to build a new box with an RTX 3080, but had never found any 3080s available. I check Amazon and Newegg every few days, and I found this complete system on Monday afternoon. The price seemed good so I ordered it, with faster shipping, and it arrived on Friday evening.The components I got seem to be decent quality:GPU - PNY XLR8 EpicCPU - AMD Ryzen 9 3900XMotherboard = AS Rock x570 Steel LegendRAM - TridentZ RGB DDR-3600 2x8gbPower Supply - Thermaltake Toughpower 850 wattsSSD - Seagate FireCuda 520 SSD 1 TbI ballpark the total component price at around $2200 assuming a GPU price of $800, so the $2500 total price seems really good to me. I moved over two 2.5 inch SSDs and one 3.5 inch HD (tight fit next to the power supply) from my old machine. Ran Laplink PCMover to move over apps, files and settings from my old machine. From unpacking to having everything transferred from old machine took about 4 hours.I have run various stress tests and benchmarks with no problems yet. While running the Unigine Heaven Benchmark 4.0 GPU benchmark, GPU-Z shows 1950mhz max GPU speed, 1187 mhz memory speed, board power = 320 watts, max temp = 72 C. Idle system power (with 2 monitors) = 200 watts, stress test load power = 700 watts. GPU fans get fairly loud at full load.Geekbench GPU scores seem to be midrange for a 3080:Single Core = 1311Multi Core = 10748Compute OpenCl = 175928Compute CUDA = 196118Compute Vulkan = 114984Minor cons:- The GPU board was out of the motherboard socket upon unpacking, despite being surrounded by foam. Easy to fix, had to open the case to pull out the foam anyway.- Windows 10 version was 1909, had to upgrade to latest version 2004 to get PCMover to run.- There's a plastic 3D-printed GPU support bracket that didn't reach the bottom of the case by 1 1/2 inches. Cut a wood block to fit it to the case.- Keyboard and mouse are pretty cheap.