Biostar TH67+ review Biostar's microATX Sandy Bridge motherboard does the job, but it's distinctly short of ports and you can get more for the same price.
£86
Logic3 i-Station Combo review The i-Station Combo combines plenty of useful features, but it feels and looks cheap, lacks bass and has an annoying clock function.
Avanquest Print Saver Eco review Print Saver Eco provides a simple and effective way to save money and reduce landfill by using less ink.
£31
Gigabyte GA-790FXTA-UD5 review This ATX board does almost everything, but it’s expensive and we’d have preferred more SATA3 ports at this price.
£117
Foxconn H55MX-S review Foxconn's budget LGA1156 motherboard isn't just stripped down, but also badly laid out, which detract heavily from its fast performance.
£62
Arbico OC5470 CS review Although it's built around a modest Core i3 processor, the OC5470 CS still manages to impress, with a feature-packed motherboard and a powerful graphics card.
£650
CCL CS003 review A powerful graphics card makes this a great gaming PC, but it lagged behind in our performance tests and is very short of ports.
£650
CyberPower Infinity Hercules SE review Although it performed well in our application performance tests, we were disappointed by this system's modest graphics card and analogue-only display.
Packard Bell OneTwo L I8524 review A relatively powerful processor, good looks and a large touchscreen display make the I8425 a good all-in-one PC, but it's too expensive.
Acer Aspire Z3101 review The Z3101 has some useful multimedia features, but its underpowered processor and boxy looks make it hard to love.
£600
MSI 890GXM-G65 review With USB3 and SATA3, this outstanding microATX motherboard combines a great range of features and plenty of flexible options for overclocking.
£97
MSI P67A-GD55 review This ATX board from MSI is rather expensive but has every feature a keen upgrader or overclocker could want.
Biostar TH67+ review Biostar's microATX Sandy Bridge motherboard does the job, but it's distinctly short of ports and you can get more for the same price.£86
Logic3 i-Station Combo review The i-Station Combo combines plenty of useful features, but it feels and looks cheap, lacks bass and has an annoying clock function.£80
Avanquest Print Saver Eco review Print Saver Eco provides a simple and effective way to save money and reduce landfill by using less ink.£31
Gigabyte GA-790FXTA-UD5 review This ATX board does almost everything, but it’s expensive and we’d have preferred more SATA3 ports at this price.£117
Foxconn H55MX-S review Foxconn's budget LGA1156 motherboard isn't just stripped down, but also badly laid out, which detract heavily from its fast performance.£62
Arbico OC5470 CS review Although it's built around a modest Core i3 processor, the OC5470 CS still manages to impress, with a feature-packed motherboard and a powerful graphics card.£650
CCL CS003 review A powerful graphics card makes this a great gaming PC, but it lagged behind in our performance tests and is very short of ports.£650
CyberPower Infinity Hercules SE review Although it performed well in our application performance tests, we were disappointed by this system's modest graphics card and analogue-only display.£650
Packard Bell OneTwo L I8524 review A relatively powerful processor, good looks and a large touchscreen display make the I8425 a good all-in-one PC, but it's too expensive.£850
Palicomp Phoenix i5 Quantum Slipstream review The Phoenix i5 Quantum Slipstream is a great PC with a blisteringly fast overclocked processor and a decent graphics card.£650
Altec Lansing InMotion Air review The InMotion Air may be horribly expensive, but is an excellent completely wireless speaker.£180
Acer Aspire Z3101 review The Z3101 has some useful multimedia features, but its underpowered processor and boxy looks make it hard to love.£600
MSI 890GXM-G65 review With USB3 and SATA3, this outstanding microATX motherboard combines a great range of features and plenty of flexible options for overclocking.£97
MSI P67A-GD55 review This ATX board from MSI is rather expensive but has every feature a keen upgrader or overclocker could want.£129
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