Skytech Gaming – AZURE 2 Gaming Desktop PC – Intel Core i7-13700F – 32GB Memory – NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti – 1TB NVMe SSD – White

At a discounted price of $1799.99, I cannot beat the price with all the added parts to do it myself, so it’s an amazing value. Every single part eloquently complements each other without having anything of higher quality than the others.
You have to understand that none of the parts on this machine except for the case and processor, will depend on what they have in stock to build it. So it’s the luck of the draw on what make & model of each component you will get. Nonetheless, it will still perform all the same.
Here’s what came in mine:
CPU: Intel Core i7-13700F
– Not unlocked variant. It does not have an integrated GPU.

AIO CPU Cooler: Deepcool LS720 in white.
– Has a glitch causing the logo RGB to flicker. Also rattling noise from the CPU cooler. All of this can be corrected in the bios by turning the CPU fan and Pump to be on PWM setting.
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z790 UD AC ATX LGA1700
– Don’t let the motherboard Z90 fool you. This is the most entry-level Z790 board out there. Does have on-board wifi. But it does not support wifi 6E. It is adequate for the setup. So don’t be scared.
RAM: 2 sticks of 16GB (32GB total) T-Force Delta R DDR5-5200 CL40.
– This is where I wish it was at least a 5600 RAM. Only a few games you will see a bottleneck in FPS because of this RAM. Otherwise, it is fine as it is.
GPU: MSI VENTUS 2X OC RTX 4070 ti
– This Variant of the 4070 ti has a dual fan instead of a triple fan setup. As a result, it is smaller and lighter than the triple fan variant. I think this does not make any real difference to what I do. On the other hand, since it’s lighter, it does not sag.
Case: Montech SKY TWO ATX Mid Tower White
– Very good case aesthetically. Tempered glass on the front and side makes it very clean. Plenty of room for future upgrades.
Power Supply: SeaSonic FOCUS 850W
– It’s 80+ Gold Certified. Good enough for me. It’s semi-modular, so the wiring is busy down there even if you don’t use it. But in this case, it’s hidden away, so it doesn’t bother anyone or anything.
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
– Just a basic Windows 11 home edition.
Packaging:
– SkyTech packages the computer well. Plenty of support foam sheets inside the tower to prevent components from breaking.
Cable Management:
– Though not necessary, they have done an amazing job at cable management. Looks good.
In conclusion, just because I list out the parts. There is no guarantee that you will get the same as me. Nonetheless, I think SkyTech did an excellent job on this particular build. The discount price at $1799.99 is an amazing value for what you get. I am happy with the purchase.
4-Star only because I have to tweak the Fan and pump control set-up to get rid of annoying glitches and noises. Also, bad RGB control integration software, flicked sometimes when trying to customize the RBG using the given software. I think it might be able to be fixed with a software patch. Also, 5200 DDR5 RAM is a bit underwhelming. I would rather see 5600 minimum.

Ive only had it for a couple weeks but im amazed at the gaming capability. The graphics blew me away in comparison to a ps5 and series x i understand why they same pc gaming is the superior platform by a long shot!

After looking online for a few week’s between laptops ,building my own computer and prebuilt computers this company came up. I was surprised to find what’s included for the price. They use brand name parts, good quality parts and the system comes with a a keyboard and mouse. The only cheap product is mouse and keyboard included. But I got to say after gaming with them instead of buying a Logitech, keyboard and mouse, like I normally do I’m happy with the keyboard and mouse. They run great and feel fine. The build quality its self is pretty great. Let’s start with packing. The pc was packed with care, alllll high quality foam, great cardboard and the internal components were protected.
The wiring of the pc is visually appealing the parts fit together well, no fan noises or lose component’s. My only MINOR issue is the water pump motor is louder than I would like. I can’t hear it when gaming, so not a big deal at all.
In all fairness the radiator the company bought was a less expensive part, gotta make sacrifices somewhere to keep the price down. All the main components that are important are good high-quality components. Definitely recommend this company and computer.

What I got:
CPU: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13700F 2.10 GHz (no integrated graphics card)
GPU: Zotac Gaming RTX 4070 Ti Trinity OC (two fans) and a magnetic anti-sag bracket
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z790 UD AC Motherboard
Storage: 1 TB M.2 NVMe Western Digital Green Internal SSD
RAM: Two sticks of 16 GB DDR5 T-Force RAM (with RGB lights)
Cooler: 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler
—–What I liked—–
-Clean, sleek build with the Montech case
-Great cable management
-Easily removable side panel for access to components (two large hand screws)
-Runs every game I’ve tried at max settings no problem
-Decent amount of USB slots on the top and back
—–What I don’t like—–
-Not a fan of any of the gigabyte control center software. Had issues with the RGB lights on the fans beginning to flicker the minute I opened the RGB lighting control
-Didn’t come with an extra M.2 screw for installing an additional SSD
-Fans can be pretty loud at times
-SSD was pretty cheap quality but no issues using it really