YEYIAN Kunai Desktop PC Gaming, Intel Core i7 12700F 4.9GHz, Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti, 1TB NVMe SSD, 16GB DDR5 4800MHz, ARGB Fans, Windows 11 Home Wi-Fi

After much shopping for a pre built, I pulled the trigger and bought this rig for 1600 bucks. And it’s been awesome! For the price point too most other machines have less hardware for more money. The 13th gen i5 is a beast paired with 3070 graphics it’s a very fast machine. Im pulling between 180-200 fps on the new cod warzone2 and multiplayer. Super smooth. It’s not loud at all either you don’t even hear it running.

Product arrived 36 hours early. Everything within was as advertised

PC fired right up and works like a dream!

Addition: This PC has handled everything I've thrown at it, from graphics programs to modern games to live streaming those same modern games. I've already found this to be a high quality, well built machine and I am thankful that I took the "0 Reviewer" Risk on Yeyian.

So the specs for the PC I received are as followed:
Motherboard- Asus Prime B550M-A AC
CPU- Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz
RAM- XPG GAMMIX D20 DDR4 3200MHz 16GB (2x8)
Storage- Seagate BarraCuda Q5 1tb NvMe M.2 SSD
Graphics Card- ASUS NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6Gb
Power Supply- in house Yeyian produced power supply / 650w 80 Plus Gold
Yeyian makes the case and the fans and they come with a rgb remote control. You also get Yeyian produced keyboard and mouse.

The PC came packaged well and it comes in 3 boxes along with cushion inside of the case to protect the gpu. It booted without a problem and there was no apparent bloatware. I probably will end up keeping the Microsoft OS it came with because I’m a little lazy but you could easily nuke this one and start fresh. The motherboard was one update behind so I updated it with the Bios Flash feature.
The PC runs great and is very quiet.
The only thing I would change on this whole PC is probably the case. It is ok for thermals out of the box but I ended switching the fan orientation from 3 exhaust to 2 intake and 1 exhaust. That was a bad setup on their part but it’s easy to fix. The case itself isn’t horrible for airflow but it isn’t great either. The thermal temps are ok but I want this pc to last me for a while longer than this case will allow.
I will ultimately end up switch to the phanteks P400A. I will also change the stock and cooler and add 2 more 8gb sticks of the XPG GAMMIX Ram.
I’ll further update this when I do.
Overall good job by Yeyian.

My computer works perfectly for 15 months and sudenly I get multiple blue screen showing several problems. My computer is protected by Bitdefender and also have iolo system mechanics that very frequently fix multiple problems. I try to Upgrade my Windows 11 Home to Windows 11 PRO but the upgrade showns that there are problems with my computer and stop. This hapens when all the sorces including Windows defender indicates that theres no problems. My computer actually crash very often and some times 3 to 4 times in a row. Hope that customer service help me.

So, when it works, it does well. Initially it seemed solid, but then, after about 6 hours it crashed; now, about after 20 hours total operating time it crashes every 10 minutes. It appears to be related to the video card - the video will go out first, then the whole computer. When this happens, there are 2 red LEDs on by the power cord connectors - it might ultimately be a power supply problem. I purchased the 2 year warranty, but this is well within the return window, so if the seller doesn't contact me for a replacement, I'll return it for something that actually works.

The Kunai X13 had the latest Intel i5-13600KF cpu and still very fast 3070 video card and it's worth the price so far. It seems around 1.5-2x as fast as my older 8700K / 1070 system. Had it for a month, no crashes. Could turn the system RGB lights off in Bios, so the "Kunai slash" on the front of the case is toned down. The light on the video card, don't know, might need electrical tape. The AIO water cooler is a nice, quiet way to handle the high wattage cpu. It doesn't spin up noticeably under load, there is a faint whistle audible if the room is quiet. The build quality of the system was great, took only few minutes to connect a keyboard, mouse, and monitor (these are not included). Everything solidly put together should help avoid crashes from bad hardware connections. Came with ASUS mobo (TUF GAMING logo may need electrical tape) and video card. Tempered glass cover with four drilled mounting holes, maybe overkill, but ok. The only part to assemble was a wifi antenna, a bit tricky, so the whole system would be steep learning curve to home build perfectly. The upward facing USB and audio ports maybe not the best, a plug takes away the flat surface, and dust might collect in them after awhile.

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Everything was set up fine, except for the RAM. Great wire management, no scratches... good. However, the RAM clock speed is 3,600 and it came to me running at 2,666. Most user's won't know to go to the bios when it boots (holding your delete key on boot up) and and enabling X.M.P. Other than that, works great.