It is sold out; the last price we saw was $1,599.99.
Out of stock 1 of the last 3 days we checked
Tracked since Oct 14, 2026
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Day
Skytech Gaming
Oct 16, 2026
Out of stock
Oct 15, 2026
$1,599.99
Oct 14, 2026
$1,599.99
Checked every morning since Oct 14; we keep every day's price.
Today's stats
Power cost: about $5.25 a month, $63.07 a year.
An estimate: about 320W from the wall while gaming (the RTX 5060's rated 145W, the CPU and the rest of the PC, through the power supply). 18¢ is about the 2026 US average; use the rate on your bill. Idle and desktop use draw far less.
CPU
Ryzen 7 9700X
Graphics card
RTX 5060 (8GB VRAM)
Memory
16GB
Motherboard chipset
Not listed
Storage
1TB NVMe
Power supply
Not listed
CPU cooler
Not listed
Case / airflow
Not listed
Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Not listed
Ports
Not listed
Operating system
Not listed
Warranty
Not listed
Upgrade room
Not listed
Brand
Skytech
Skytech Gaming SKU
st-azure3-2076-b-am
Hidden specs
⚠ Memory layout not listed: one stick (1x32GB) runs single-channel and can cost 10-20% FPS in CPU-heavy games
⚠ Memory speed not listed: slow memory is a common corner cut
⚠ Power supply not listed: a low-wattage or unrated one is a common corner cut and limits upgrades
⚠ Motherboard not listed: a budget board can limit memory speed and upgrades
⚠ CPU cooler not listed: a stock cooler can run hot and loud under load
⚠ Warranty not listed: check the length and whether it covers parts and labor
How much gaming its price buys today: its graphics card's speed per dollar, then its price against other PCs with that card, any real price drop, how well its CPU, memory and storage fit the card, and its brand. 7.3 FPS per $100 (Fortnite (Benchmark), 1440p).
FPS in popular games
Your games (popular games):Fortnite (Benchmark), Call of Duty Black Ops 6, Call of Duty Warzone, Cyberpunk 2077, Helldivers 2, Call of Duty Modern Warfare II, Forza Horizon 5, The Witcher 3, Minecraft (Realistic Shaders)
Max preset, native, frame generation off: Justin's test settings. Numbers marked est. are estimates.
Max settings, nativeMax, native: Highest preset, native (no DLSS/FSR), as Justin tests.
Lines at 60 and 144 FPS: 60 is smooth, 144 fills a high-refresh monitor (bright green 144 and up, light green 60 and up, yellow under 60). "est." means an estimate, not a run on this exact PC: the average of Justin's tests of PCs with the same CPU and graphics card, or estimated from his benchmarks of similar cards. A number without it is Justin's own measurement of this exact PC. Any setting but Max, native, frame generation off is an estimate ("est."); with frame generation on, the number is frames shown, and "feels like" is the frames the PC renders. Every game we cover
FPS from Justin's own testing, measured or estimated (each number says which). How we get our numbers
Compared with your PC
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Is it a good deal?
FPS verdict: On average across all 9 games: 128 FPS est. at 1080p, 90 FPS est. at 1440p and 52 FPS est. at 4K. That is smooth (60+ FPS) at 1080p and 1440p and under 60 FPS at 4K. 5.6 FPS per $100 at 1440p. est.: estimated, as in the FPS section. At Justin's settings (Max, native).
No verdict
That PC is sold out at Best Buy right now; the last price we saw was $1,599.99.
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