Desktop PCs
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Arbico Value 9650XL review This quiet, well-built PC has a decent 19in monitor, but it's underpowered and is overpriced.£500
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best buyCCL CCL-CS1009 review Despite the mediocre monitor, this PC packs in a lot of power for a low price.£499
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best buyIntel Core i5-750 If you want to build a powerful PC, the Core i5-750 provides great value, despite the high cost of compatible motherboards.£144
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RL Supplies Modula 9060I-OC review Tops the group for 3D performance, but the mediocre, low-resolution 19in monitor means you can't use the graphics card to its full potential.£519.97
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Novatech Realm Pro review Despite good 3D performance, the relatively slow processor and poor monitor mean the Realm Pro is overshadowed by other PCs here.£532.35
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best buyMesh Matrix II TT review With a powerful processor, fast graphics and a decent 20in monitor, the Matrix II TT is a great all-round PC.£519
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HP Pavilion Slimline s5108uk-p review The small, quiet HP Pavilion is fine for undemanding users, but it can't handle games, and you pay a premium for the compact design.£499.99
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Dell Inspiron 545/8707 review If you're not into gaming, the Inspiron 545/8707's quiet nature may appeal, but there are better deals available.£499.99
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Arbico QC 8400 Pro review With a super-fast processor but a budget graphics card, the QC 8400 Pro is a little unbalanced.£520
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eMachines EZ1600 review Despite limited features and performance, the EZ1600 is a neat package that's good value, but it doesn't topple our current award-winners.£350
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Arbico Value i7 Gamer review A very fast PC at a very reasonable price, but you'll need to supply your own peripherals.£799
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Chillblast Fusion Pegasus review The most powerful PC we've seen to date, it can take on everything from HD video editing to playing the latest games.£1249
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Dell Studio One 19 review The Studio One 19 is a little overpriced at £799, but children will love the touchscreen and its range of included applications.£799