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Offering a strong overclock and a readily accessible chassis, Maingear’s F131 clambers to the top of the mainstream PC chart.
This system is packed to brim with power and features. Only its low hard-disk capacity (an easily fixable flaw) threatens its spot near the top of our must-buy list.
CyberPower’s latest mainstream PC packs a compelling combination of performance and value into an impressive case.
The Studio XPS 8100 is a solid all-around performer with good connectivity and a bundled 120Hz Samsung LCD and nVidia 3D glasses. Just don’t count on making upgrades.
Versatile, attractive, and capable–Dell’s Studio XPS 7100 lacks upgrade potential, but it’s a strong contender for the media-savvy set.
If you aren’t the tinkering type and you aren’t interested in enthusiast-level gaming, Gateway’s DX4840-15 is a fine choice, at a fine price.
What AVADirect’s Nano Cube lacks in finesse, it makes up for in raw power.
You won’t find anything too exciting here, but HP’s Pavilion Elite HPE-235f delivers good performance and strong media functionality, at a great price.
Smaller systems generally sacrifice features for a svelte chassis, and HP’s Slimline s5370t is no exception.
HP’s Z200 offers category-leading performance for business-class desktops, but its premium components will cost you.
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