This gaming PC with a GTX 1660 is only $599 right now
SkyTech's mid-range 'Shadow' PC is at a great price right now.
Not everyone wants to build their own PC from scratch, and every once in a while, you can even get a pre-built system for a similar price to building one yourself. SkyTech's 'Shadow 3.0' desktop is only $599 right now from the company's online store, and with its GTX 1660 and Core i5 processor, it's a solid deal for a mid-range gaming PC.
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The model on sale has an Intel Core i5-9400F processor, a six-core/six-thread CPU from last year, sitting on a B365M motherboard. You also get 8GB 3000MHz RAM, a 500GB SSD for storage, a 500W 80+ PSU, and RGB fans. The whole machine is built inside a Thermaltake HS200 TG case, complete with a stylish tempered glass side panel and an RGB strip on the front.
The included graphics card is an Nvidia GTX 1660, with 6GB of GDDR5 graphics memory. It's a great option for 1080p (and some 1440p) gaming, though you will be missing out on the ray-tracing effects possible with Nvidia's more expensive RTX cards. Check out our GTX 1660 review for benchmarks and more information.
SkyTech Shadow 3.0 | GTX 1660 | $829.99 $599 (save $230)
This is a great option for a mid-range gaming PC, complete with an Intel Core i5 CPU and GTX 1660 graphics card.
Most desktop PCs with this graphics card go for around $700-900, though pricier options typically use a more-expensive Intel CPU (or a Ryzen chip) with additional cores. Still, it doesn't get much better than this for $600.
SkyTech Shadow 3.0 | $599 (save $230)
This is a great option for a mid-range gaming PC, complete with an Intel Core i5 CPU and GTX 1660 graphics card.
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