STGAubron Gaming PC Desktop, Intel Core i7 up to 3.9 GHz, GeForce RTX 2060 6G GDDR6, 16G RAM, 512G SSD, WiFi, BT 5.0, RGB Fan x6, Windows 11 Home

I've only had this computer for a few days and its working great. I use it as a spare, but it works great. The setup was a breeze and there was no bloatware. It runs extremely quiet. It feels like a very solid machine. I played a few video games (Diablo 3 and 4) and they ran fine. In total I am very pleased especially at this price point.

I got this computer in September of 2024. Now in June of 2025, less than a year later. In the several months leading up to now I've had issues with the hard drive that cause it to keep crashing. It's crashed even when nothing is open, and sends to me to a couple different screens.The wifi disconnects out of nowhere (despite every other computer, phone, or other Internet connected electronic still being connected and working fine).It lags at every turn, and everytime it freezes I sit in fear of it crashing (which it does, frequently).Don't get it. Don't.

I used to work with, and on, PCs, and I got burned-out on them. To say that I am tired of having to deal with the complexities and mismatches of homemade PCs (or any PC) is an understatement.My last PC finally gave up the ghost over Thanksgiving. So, I ordered this PC for myself during the holidays. It did take a week to get to me. But, I am very happy about several things about buying this computer.• It arrives, fully-assembled, in an unassuming box that is not larger than it has to be, and the computer is inflate-packaged. (You do have to pull some of the inflate-packaging out from inside the PC, and peel the glass protectors off.)• The glass. It's real glass. Heavy glass. Held on with sturdy thumb-screws. And the view inside, and the overall esthetic of the PC, is beautiful.• The ports and controls are so sleek and nice. The outside of this PC looks no different or more complicated than you normal flat-screen television these days.I have and had absolutely no patience for any shenanigans from any computer, so I pulled this sucker out of the box, pulled off the packaging, threw it where my last PC was, plugged it in, and threatened it to act any way other than smooth like butter.It did not disappoint. I hit the power button for the first time, and it lit up, and it was completely silent, and the PC was at the desktop screen within 30 seconds. I am a gamer, so I fired up my favorite game. Smooth like butter.The Bluetooth capability of this PC comes in the form of a dongle that is in a separate bag. I've had so-so experiences with dongles like these in the past, so I sighed when I first saw it. But, that turned out good, too. The dongle plugs into any of the USB ports. I immediately had it find my wireless wall-mounted speaker, and it's been good ever since.The only downside is that it comes with a remote control for the colors of the fans. I guess we are sliding back into needing a remote control for everything. I considered just turning off the lights (which is an option), but the dark blue has such a nice cool feeling to it, so I left it on that. But, you can switch between, like, eight different colors, and, like, eight different patterns. I did not spend more than thirty seconds on this part of the computer, and I threw the remote control into the bottom of some drawer.The price is really good, too. If you look up the individual specs of this PC, and piece it together yourself, you will end up spending probably almost twice as much. At least 50 percent more.I am willing to pay a lot of money for peace of mind. In this case, the peace of mind did not cost nearly as much as I expected it to.In short, it's been running for something like two months straight now. I've restarted it a couple times just out of maintenance, but I have not gotten a single error message or errant beep.I don't think I missed anything important. If I did, I'll come back and edit this post.

I have to start this review saying: this is not a SkyTech Gaming PC, it is made by a Microsoft Authorized refurbishing company with the name Skytech Global (hence the STG in the name) despite this it’s is definitely a solid piece of gaming equipment for the price of course. Another thing to consider is the Wi-Fi situation. This PC does come with a Wi-Fi adapter but it is not ideal and I am still struggling with figuring out to have Wi-Fi with no bugs. I personally have not tested many games but I have played Valorant and this runs it pretty well. It does come with USB 2.0 and 3.0 inputs on the top of the tower (they do not work very well and are to tight for a usb to fit comfortably. The top of the tower also has microphone jack and headphone jack (this was not mentioned in the online description The RGB fans are a little loud but expected and they come with a little RGB remote (pretty cool). The Mouse and Keyboard and not good. Do not expect them to be good buy your own Mouse and Keyboard along with a pair of headphones. A lot a of people (including myself) we’re wondering what type of i7 processor it has and it is an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz. Which is a slightly old but trustworthy CPU. The packing was very secure with styrofoam on the outside and vacuum sealed packing within the pc itself so nothing moved around during shipping. Overall the quality is there and I would recommend this PC if you’re not planning on spending over $1000 on an okay PC.

I've built computers for nearly 30 years now. The process has really gotten much easier than the days of setting jumpers on HDDs and other things. Unfortunately, the cost of graphics cards had gotten too high and I didn't need that much power.I wanted a simple but powerful enough computer to play a few games and watch media with. I researched GPUs and landed on the 5700. Then the search for prebuilts with this card began.I chose this after reading reviews and a little research and now that it's in my hands I'm very happy with it, for the most part.The unit is built very well, the case even used real glass which was a pleasant surprise.I've ordered some upgrades for it, which will only make it better. More ram on a better motherboard with a larger nvme ssd. This should hold up for years to come.

It looks cool, but thats about it. It worked for about 2 hours then stopped. The graphics card, an RTX 3050 Ti, is actually a laptop card and the computer failed to recognize it after updating Windows. Good luck trying to find any BIOS update, because the company makes their own mobo and provides zero updates. My emails to tech support were bounced back and nobody answered their tech support call. After doing a factory reset twice and three days of aggravation, I came to the conclusion that the GPU was garbage. I sent it back immediately and bought a CyberPower PC. I will never buy anything from this company again.