|
|
Shuttle XPC SN26P
Bare bones systems
Price: £466 | Rating: 5/6
If you're a fan of Shuttle XPCs, but don't want to spend £1,116, then rip these three pages from the magazine and burn them, now....
0 user reviews
AOpen XC Cube MZ855-II
Bare bones systems
Price: £233.83 | Rating: 4/6
Small form factor systems are far too big. During the time when most desktop PCs were beige monstrosities, a toaster-sized SFF was refreshingly dinky, but...
0 user reviews
Shuttle XPC SN25P
Bare bones systems
Price: £311.38 | Rating: 5/6
We all have a tendency to over-specify our needs when we get something new. Take, for example, suburban parents on the school run. Instead of...
0 user reviews
Biostar iDEQ 300G MCE-I
Bare bones systems
Price: £293 | Rating: 4/6
Lime and salt may make great accompaniments to a shot of Tequila, but lime green isn't such a popular choice of colour for a PC....
0 user reviews
AOpen XC Cube EX915G
Bare bones systems
Price: £223.99 | Rating: 3/6
The EX915G is only the second LGA775 SFF bare bones we've tested, the first being the Shuttle XPC SB81P. The 915G supports DDR memory, so...
0 user reviews
ECS EZ-Buddie 2 I4-3
Bare bones systems
Price: £198.57 | Rating: 4/6
Churning out sequels is a Hollywood tradition. Successful first movies spawn franchises, while prequels, spin-offs and remakes all help to squeeze every last penny out...
0 user reviews
AOpen XC Cube AV EA65
Bare bones systems
Price: £235 | Rating: 5/6
Asmall form factor PC isn't just for Christmas. You can use it for all kinds of things. But the most popular use is as a...
0 user reviews
Shuttle XPC SB81P
Bare bones systems
Price: £300 | Rating: 4/6
Having the most well known name in a particular market has its downsides - everyone targets you as the one to beat and your products'...
0 user reviews
These are the most popular reviews articles over the past three months.
New Games
Our definitive guide to the best PCs, peripherals and software across 50 categories.
CyberPower Gamer Infinity Quad Elite
Mid-range PC
Price: £850
The G0 stepping of the Core 2 Quad Q6600 is awesome. The sSpec code to look for is SLACR - surely not a coincidence given that Intel is an American company, and slacker and gamer are roughly synonymous terms over there. Most companies list the G0 chip as a separate...
More Elite Products Reviews:
- Rock Xtreme 770 T7800-8800 - Gaming laptop
- Scan White Cobra - Dream PC
- Shuttle XPC Mini X200M - Media PC
- Asus EN8800GT - High-end graphics card
- Asus GeForce EN8800GT TOP 512MB - Mid-range graphics card
- Samsung SpinPoint T166 HD501LJ - Hard disk
- Samsung Flash SSD (32GB) - Solid state disk
Broadband Dongles
Fastest, cheapest 3G mobile broadband dongles from 3, Vodafone, T-Mobile and Orange
from just £10/month
