This might be the age of consoles, but a gaming PC is still extremely popular. Of course, many gamers prefer a custom gaming PC, but this piece will look at prebuilt gaming PCs. Prebuilt PCs save you time and are great if you’re on a tight budget. Let’s now list the best gaming PCs under $1500 in 2023.
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SkyTech Azure (RTX 3060Ti)
The SkyTech Azure is powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X – a CPU with strong single-core performance. It also has six cores and 12 threads running at 3.7GHz and a boost potential of 4.6GHz max. The processor melds with Nvidia’s RTX 3060Ti, which allows you to play games on multiple settings. The Azure also has 16GB of fast RAM and a 1TB SSD. There’s no doubt that this is one of the best gaming PCs under $1500.
Skytech Shiva (RTX 3060Ti)
Another Skytech device that combines with Nvidia’s RTX 3060Ti, the Skytech Shiva is another gaming PC with incredible performance. The two devices share a lot of similarities. Like the Azure, the Shiva is powered by the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X. Another similarity is the six cores and 12 threads running at 3.7GHz with a boost potential of 4.6GHz. There isn’t an extra HDD with this PC, but that shouldn’t stop you from picking this up.
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Skytech Shadow (RTX 3060)
You should’ve realized by now that Skytech dominates the prebuild PC games market. The Shadow is a little different from the two devices mentioned above. It is also powered by the AMD Ryzen 5 5600x and has six cores and 12 threads running at 3.7GHz but the boost potential is only up to 4.2GHz.
It combines with Nvidia’s RTX 3060, which is marginally different to the RTX 3060Ti, but still allows you to play games on different settings. There’s 16GB RAM built into this PC and no additional HDD.
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iBUYPOWER Pro SlateMono 238i
The first non-Skytech PC on this list is the iBUYPOWER Pro SlateMONO 238i – which immediately suggests that it is a special device. It has an Intel i5-12600K CPU, 10 cores, and 16 threads running at 3.7GHz, with a boost potential of 4.9GHz.
Like some of the other PCs on this list, it combines with Nvidia’s RTX 3060Ti and has a 16GB RAM built-in. One of the downsides of this device is the 500GB SSD, but it allows for an additional 1TB HDD.
Skytech Gaming Archangel (5600X)
The Skytech Gaming Archangel is the final device on this list. It runs on AMD’s Ryzen 5 5600X CPU, has six cores and 12 threads running at 3.7GHz with a boost potential of 4.6GHz, and combines with Nvidia’s RTX 3060Ti. It also has 16GB RAM built-in, and 1 TB of SSD storage. The Skytech devices have similar specifications – the look and the cost determine which suits you best.
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