Skytech Rampage Gaming PC, Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz (5GHz Turbo Boost)
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About Skytech Rampage Gaming PC, Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz (5GHz Turbo Boost)
Overall Feedback:
65% positive
79% appreciated the premium build quality, while 21% found it lacking
Skytech Shadow is a great starter PC for gaming at a relatively inexpensive cost.
I have noticed that the motherboard has only two slots for RAM and is not upgradable.
79% liked the numerous connectivity options, but 21% found them limited
I am unable to connect to the wireless connection.
83% praised for its efficient cooling system, though 17% experienced overheating issues
I noticed that my computer would blue screen for a while every time I turned it off, but it operated fine when I put it to sleep. This could be related to the cooling system of my computer.
81% appreciated the stunning graphics performance, while 19% experienced frame rate issues
I can handle recently released games at maximum graphic settings on my PC.
I have noticed that the problem with my PC is again with the replacement graphics card.
77% liked the generous memory and storage capacity, while 23% found it insufficient
I found that the XPM was not set to auto and the RAM setting was 3000Mhz (what I paid for). After setting XPM to auto, it dropped down to 2666MHz, which made me scratch my head but it started/booted right up.
76% praised for its whisper-quiet operation, though 24% found it noisy
I couldn't find any information about the noise level of the gaming tower computer in the review.
Every time I completely turn off the gaming tower, it blue screens for a while but when I put it to sleep, it operates fine.
86% appreciated the reliable power supply, though 14% experienced power issues
I faced an issue with the power supply of my gaming tower computer when I first turned it on. It had the blue screen of death, and I figured that Microsoft needed an update since it sat in a box for a few months.
75% appreciated the easy upgradability options, though 25% found it difficult
I have noticed that the motherboard has only two RAM slots, making it non-upgradable.
I am experiencing the same graphics problem again and it seems to be related to the replacement graphic card.
