Ginger6 G6 Fusion GTX 460i review This PC looks great, runs quietly and has a fantastic monitor and graphics card, and squeezes a lot of power out of a modest processor. It's a good bet if gaming is your main priority.
Palicomp Phoenix i5 Nemesis review The second Sandy Bridge PC we’ve seen is almost unbeatable value, with excellent performance and expansion potential.
Chillblast Fusion Impact review A hugely powerful 3D gaming PC. It’s expensive, but is fairly priced considering what it can do.
£1200
CyberPower Intel Mini PC review An ideal PC if you're short on space, but it's not powerful or upgradeable and, compared to full-size PCs, YOU get much less for your money.
£350
Mesh Inspire XM2 review If you buy the Iiyama monitor as part of the bundle, this isn't a bad PC. However, on its own, it's a little underpowered and the low-wattage power supply limits upgrade potential.
£350
Arbico AMD CS555 review The AMD CS555 is fast enough and has a large hard disk, but its legacy ports and limited expansion potential make it a poor investment compared to the alternatives available at this price
£350
Eclipse ECO AP555 review It has a massive hard disk and support for USB3 and eSATA, but it doesn't quite have enough power to compete with the best-value PCs at this price.
£350
Fujitsu Esprimo E5646 review A small and robust desktop PC, but it’s overpriced and there are better alternatives available.
£761
CyberPower Infinity Apollo XT review A well-built PC with a fast Core i3 processor, a large hard disk, and plenty of USB ports, but it lacks USB 3.0 and it isn't as good value with a monitor.
Ginger6 G6 Fusion GTX 460i review This PC looks great, runs quietly and has a fantastic monitor and graphics card, and squeezes a lot of power out of a modest processor. It's a good bet if gaming is your main priority.£650
Chillblast Fusion Aurora review Chillblast has balanced price and performance perfectly to build a superb mid-priced desktop PC.£650
AMD Radeon HD 6990 review This two-headed beast of a card was too unpredictable in our tests to justify its equally monstrous price.£550
Sony Vaio L21 review Perfect for small living rooms or a studio apartment, but despite its outstanding hardware we find it hard to justify the price£1200
Aria Proteus Vision review AMD Fusion is perfect for a media centre PC, but this little computer from Aria is a bit too big to fit the bill.£450
Palicomp Phoenix i5 Nemesis review The second Sandy Bridge PC we’ve seen is almost unbeatable value, with excellent performance and expansion potential.£800
Chillblast Fusion Impact review A hugely powerful 3D gaming PC. It’s expensive, but is fairly priced considering what it can do.£1200
CyberPower Intel Mini PC review An ideal PC if you're short on space, but it's not powerful or upgradeable and, compared to full-size PCs, YOU get much less for your money.£350
Mesh Inspire XM2 review If you buy the Iiyama monitor as part of the bundle, this isn't a bad PC. However, on its own, it's a little underpowered and the low-wattage power supply limits upgrade potential.£350
Arbico AMD CS555 review The AMD CS555 is fast enough and has a large hard disk, but its legacy ports and limited expansion potential make it a poor investment compared to the alternatives available at this price£350
Eclipse ECO AP555 review It has a massive hard disk and support for USB3 and eSATA, but it doesn't quite have enough power to compete with the best-value PCs at this price.£350
Fujitsu Esprimo E5646 review A small and robust desktop PC, but it’s overpriced and there are better alternatives available.£761
CyberPower Infinity Apollo XT review A well-built PC with a fast Core i3 processor, a large hard disk, and plenty of USB ports, but it lacks USB 3.0 and it isn't as good value with a monitor.£350