Desktop PC Reviews
Find the latest reviews of pre-built PCs, all-in-ones, compact desktops and more, plus our guides to the best desktop PCs to buy today.
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A brilliant, versatile desktop computer
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An all-in-one Windows PC to rival the iMac
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A compact performance beast
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Apple Mac Studio Review
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Fast and small, the Mac Studio is a great Mac for those who need a lot of power
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An all-in-one desktop with built on B&O speakers to boot
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HP Envy 34 (2022) Review
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A great value all-in-one PC for creators
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A great value 1440p gaming PC
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A big-brand, compact and affordable gaming PC
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Can this big-brand, water-cooled gaming PC impress?
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Clever all-in-one gives you everything you need inside a keyboard
Review Price: £65.00
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The ideal working from home companion
Review Price: £1,799.00
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Intel's tiny modular gaming PC has giant ambitions
Review Price: £1,111.00
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An affordable gaming PC designed for Full HD gaming
Review Price: £809.00
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Mesh has built a lightning fast and feature packed PC. The price may be high, but you are getting some of the best components out there.
Review Price: £1,879.00
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Shuttle has produced a well built and very fast small form factor box, but the cost is high considering it's using Intel's older 875P chipset.
Review Price: £256.00
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If you want a compact, capable PC, that can also act as a Media Center system, Evesham could have just what your looking for.
Review Price: £999.00
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Once again Shuttle has created a cracking small form factor barebone system, but as always, it doesn't come cheap.
Review Price: £284.00
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Evesham Axis AK47 Review
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Unlike other low-cost SLI rigs that use GeForce 6600GT cards, the Axis AK47 from Evesham sports twin GeForce 6800LE boards - it's fast, well featured and a bit of a bargain.
Review Price: £1,299.00
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This is the second Athlon 64 machine we've seen from Evesham. This time it's based on the Athlon 64 3200+ and comes in a fair bit cheaper than its FX-51 sporting big brother.
Review Price: £1,531.00
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Multivision has produced the first truly affordable Athlon 64 based system. If you're after a machine based on the Athlon 64 3200+ the Ionix Pro A64 could be ideal.
Review Price: £1,291.00
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Mesh has put together a cracking machine aimed at the home gamer. It's got everything you'd want, but it doesn't come cheap.
Review Price: £1,526.00
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Iridium AVPC Review
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The AVPC from Iridium is another take on the media PC. It's very similar to the Hi-Grade Xperian and cheaper to boot. But do you get what you pay for?
Review Price: £999.00
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Intel's 3.4GHz Pentium 4 bursts onto the scene in fine style inside the Evesham Evolution 3.4. It may be expensive, but it's the fastest PC we've ever seen.
Review Price: £1,820.00
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Evesham has put together one of the fastest PCs on the planet, but you're going to need very deep pockets to afford one.
Review Price: £2,231.00
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Systemax has produced a decent media PC based on MSI's Mega 180 chassis. It's not perfect, but you do get a lot of functionality for your money.
Review Price: £1,174.00
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Shuttle strikes back at the competition with the XPC SB81P.
Review Price: £310.00
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Armari has built a watercooled PC without a drop of water in it. Now that's a neat trick.
Review Price: £2,231.00
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Dell isn't just there for the boring PCs in life. The Dell Dimension XPS is a system designed to turn the heads of even hardcore gamers.
Review Price: £3,176.00
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