The Disappointing Build: A Review of the Skytech Mark 9

🥴The Skytech Mark 9 suffers from thermal throttling, reaching 100°C on the CPU

😔The build quality of the Skytech Mark 9 is lacking, with loose screws and a poorly installed fan

🔍Skytech's quality control issues are evident, with problems detected both in their own testing and during shipping

🔧The customer support from Skytech is decent, offering to replace damaged parts

💡This review serves as a reminder that one build from a company does not necessarily reflect their entire product line's quality

What are the key issues with the Skytech Mark 9?

—The key issues with the Skytech Mark 9 are thermal throttling, loose screws, and a poorly installed fan.

Does Skytech offer any support or solutions?

—Skytech offers customer support and is willing to replace damaged parts.

Is the high price tag justified for the Skytech Mark 9?

—The high price tag of $5,000 is not justified considering the thermal issues and poor build quality of the Skytech Mark 9.

Are there any positive aspects to the Skytech Mark 9?

—The only positive aspect of the Skytech Mark 9 is that their customer support is decent.

What can we learn from this review?

—This review serves as a reminder that one build from a company does not necessarily reflect their entire product line's quality.

00:00The Skytech Mark 9 is a disappointing $5,000 computer with thermal issues and poor build quality.

02:46The thermal issues are evident with the CPU reaching 100°C during testing.

03:25The build quality is subpar, with loose screws and a poorly installed fan.

04:50Skytech's quality control issues are evident, both in their own testing and during shipping.

05:50The customer support from Skytech is decent, offering to replace damaged parts.