Released 2025

The SG3-5702 with the graphics card stepped up to an NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti 16GB: an Intel Core Ultra 5 225F, 32GB of DDR5-6000 and a 2TB NVMe drive in SurfThing's compact case (8.1 in wide, 14.3 in tall, 17.8 in deep), with Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, one 2.5G Ethernet port and Windows 11 Home. Built to order in 3 to 5 business days, with your sim software installed on request. What it clears: SkyTrak's Windows app, E6 Connect and GSPro at 4K (GSPro asks for an RTX 3080 or better and 32GB), and, on graphics and memory, Foresight Premier above its medium tier and Uneekor's recommended RTX 4070 Ti with 32GB. The processor is the gap: Foresight pairs its medium tier with an Intel Ultra 7, Uneekor recommends an Intel i7 (12th gen) or Ryzen 7, Trackman Performance Studio asks for an Intel i7 or Core Ultra 7, and E6 (2026) lists an Intel i7; this has a Core Ultra 5. For Trackman it also has one 2.5G Ethernet port where Trackman asks for two 1 Gbit ports (SurfThing's own standard build adds a 1G card; ask the retailer whether yours has it). At $3,799 it is $1,399 more than the Skytech King 95 from Amazon ($2,399.99), which has the same RTX 5070 Ti and 32GB with a Core i7-14700F that does meet Trackman's processor requirement. What the difference buys is the software setup, the compact case and a builder that specializes in golf-sim PCs.