This is RTX 3090-level gaming performance from an entire PC for only a little more than what that GPU was originally sold for. It is also much cheaper if you consider how much these graphics cards cost during the GPU mining craze.

The Skytech Siege machine can be purchased on Newegg for $1,750. What is hard to believe is that this machine would have sold for $3,300.

Still, the $1,750 price tag is a good one, making it the most affordable RTX 4070 Ti-based gaming PC we've found recently. And this is an excellent GPU (now that it's not being sold at a ludicrous price like the pre-release RTX 4080 12GB), not only delivering outstanding gaming frame rates as standard, but also packing some frame generation magic.

It is worth noting that Skytech's machine follows the stock-shift trend of combining next-generation graphics cards with other previous-generation components to keep costs down and make production easier. As such, it is equipped with an older AMD Ryzen 5800X and 16 GB of DDR4-3200.

This is not bad for an 8-core, 16-thread CPU, capable of keeping the Nvidia GPU supplied with enough data to maintain high frame rates. Memory, however, seems to have slowed down considerably recently, and the 1TB SSD seems a bit shabby given the plummeting cost of solid state drives.

However, it does come with an 850W PSU and a 360mm all-in-one liquid CPU cooler. Skytech also promises to be bloatware-free, which is always welcome.