18pc/$
newegg
Above parts cost — meaningful premium for the prebuild
Skytech Gaming Storm Gaming PC
18pc/$
$1,299.99In stock
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GPU
RTX 5060 TI
CPU
Ryzen 7 5700
Memory
32GB DDR4
Storage
1TB SSD
What you're getting
The Skytech Gaming Storm Gaming PC pairs a RTX 5060 TI with a Ryzen 7 5700, scoring 18.4 PP$.
Building it yourself would save about $291. If you're comfortable assembling, DIY wins on this config.
Quick verdict
Sticker price
$1,300
Build it for
$1,009
$291 cheaper to build
Performance
64/100
Good
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