If you’re on the hunt for an RTX 5080 prebuilt PC, maybe because you’re not having much luck getting the GPU by itself, I’ve spotted a few excellent options from one of the best PC builders out there – Skytech, and it looks like they’re in stock on Amazon for the time-being.

Skytech is well known for its excellent build quality, fair pricing, and stunning designs too. Right now, there are five RTX 5080 gaming PCs to choose from, which you’ll find below. Keep reading for a quick breakdown of which ones stand out from the crowd, and whether it’s the right one for you.

Which one should you go for?

Skytech has done a great job of giving a wide range of 5080 PCs here at fair price-points. The cheapest is the Chronos Gaming PC with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D, coming in at $2,499.99. That’s one of the best gaming CPU of all time, so I think it’s worth the money there. You can find slightly cheaper, more towards $2300 with some lesser-known brands, but they don’t have quite the same prestige as Skytech.

The top-end model is unsurprisingly the Chronos gaming PC with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D – aka, the king of gaming GPUs. This comes in at $2,949.99, which is in-line with most other top-end 5080s, although occasionally you’ll see 64GB of RAM at this price point. This is the PC you’ll want to go for if you want the very best out of an RTX 5080 build.

I also would sleep on the Azure gaming PC either. It’s by far the best looking (at least in my view) and the only PC here that really makes for a statement piece, thanks to its front and side glass panels. This also has a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, but it’s cheaper, coming in at $2,699.99. Personally – I’d go for this one, as it ticks all the boxes for most people.

All of these gaming PCs come with 32GB DDR5 RAM and 2TB of storage – which is standard procedure from my research. All-in-all, Skytech has hit it out of the park with its options here, and we think these will be super popular and in high-demand.

If you’re tempted to go a tier above, check out my guide to RTX 5090 gaming PCs and be sure to keep an eye on our stock tracker if you’re still hunting down an RTX 5090 or RTX 5080 GPU.

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Ramzi Musa

Ramzi Musa is a Growth Manager and Editor for BGFG. He has experience and expertise in tech, gaming, and hardware.