Skytech Gaming Blaze 5 Review

Comments

1. Theodoyle: the case design is nice but what's up with those fan mounts?
2. 🕊️ Guillaume Flores: what's the story with the cable management - looks kinda clunky for that price point
3. Arlosuzuki: it looks like skytech's taking aim at more affordable mid-range builders but did they really hit the mark?
4. Junelund: who actually needs mid-tier in a premium case like that? It's like serving champagne in a plastic cup
5. Cipher Onyx: this thing looks like someone poured a few too many design books into the blender
6. Rossitalia: i'd put up with a slightly wobbly power supply if that case alone was worth the price 💻
7. Iron Vesper: thought this one would be more of a beast for the price, what gives?
8. 👾 Noemie: glad they pointed out the temps – that's always my main concern with mid-tiers, can be a real dealbreaker if not managed right
9. Lunafalk: don't really see why anyone needs to buy a new PC every year, especially one that's just mid-tier in every way
10. Talia: mid-tier components in a fancy case isn't exactly what I call 'setting the bar on fire'
11. Ellismilan: mid-tier components for five grand? what was their research team smoking?
12. Cipher Shard: fancy case but £600 for mid-tier parts, what's the business model here? 💸

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