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Pricing not availableGateway FX7026
Reviewed on June 25, 2008 The Gateway FX7026 offers a quad-core processor at a modest price tag with specifications that any high-end gamer will be satisfied with. You might want to replace the peripherals and the video card down the road, but this system is an excellent option for a nonconfigurable, off the shelf desktop. -
Check prices$429.96-$569.99Gateway GT5674
Reviewed on June 13, 2008 The Gateway GT5674 is a low-cost quad-core desktop that delivers excellent bang for the buck. The problem is, most mainstream users don't need four processing cores and can get away with a dual-core PC for even less. -
Pricing not availableAVADirect Core 2 SLI DDR3 Gaming System
Reviewed on July 2, 2008 AVADirect has a very strong value proposition in its Core 2 SLI DDR3 Gaming System. Assuming you can navigate the daunting shopping Web site, we recommend this system to tech-savvy shoppers who know exactly the components they want. -
Pricing not availableGateway P-171XL FX
Reviewed on February 7, 2008 Combining a top laptop CPU and graphics card for less than the competition, the Gateway P-171XL FX jumps to the top of our favorite gaming laptops list, even if you get stuck with an HD DVD drive. -
Pricing not availableDell XPS M1710 (GeForce Go 7950 GTX, Metallic Red)
Reviewed on October 27, 2006 Dell's latest update to the XPS M1710 doesn't make it any cheaper but allows it to maintain its position as the leader of the mobile gaming pack. -
Pricing not availableGateway FX541XT
Reviewed on June 18, 2008 Gateway's highest-end performance desktop aspires to be everything to everybody. It takes a few missteps, but mostly it succeeds, especially with its price. -
Check prices$1,199.99-$1,499.00Velocity Micro ProMagix E2055
Reviewed on February 25, 2008 Not every PC has to be a decent gaming box, but regardless, we expect them to be priced appropriately. Velocity Micro's ProMagix E2055 looks great and does well on some tests, but its gaming scores and its overall bang-for-the-buck fall short. -
Pricing not availableGateway P-171S FX
Reviewed on February 7, 2008 Combining a top laptop CPU and graphics card for less than the competition, the Gateway P-171XL FX jumps to the top of our favorite gaming laptops list, even if you get stuck with an HD DVD drive. -
Pricing not availableGateway DX430X
Reviewed on May 18, 2007 Gateway's recently revamped mainstream desktop has plenty of configurability and a fair price. This particular config sacrifices overall performance for 3D gaming power, which some of you will appreciate. We'd rather it was more well-rounded. -
Pricing not availableGateway FX530XT
Reviewed on May 31, 2007 Gateway's reinvigorated flagship desktop offers a compelling combination of high-end features and fast 3D gaming and multimedia. Unfortunately, the motherboard hasn't caught up, limiting its upgrade potential. That's a small flaw, and otherwise this PC offers almost everything you'd want. -
Pricing not availableGateway FX400XL - Pentium D 830 3 GHz - 19"
Reviewed on September 27, 2005 The Gateway FX400XL makes an attractive, well-priced PC for mainstream users, but high-end users may be put off by some of its configuration limitations and lack of expansion. -
Pricing not availableGateway FX530XT (Windows Vista)
Reviewed on February 15, 2007 We liked this system when we covered its Windows XP-based debut back in November. The big news here is that Gateway has added an option for Windows Vista. Unfortunately, it's an awkward time for high-end gaming PCs to use Microsoft's new operating system, and Gateway hasn't adjusted well. We'd stick with the older model. -
Pricing not availableGateway DX310X
Reviewed on May 26, 2006 You can configure the midrange Gateway DX310X into an acceptable mainstream gaming or Media Center rig, but none of Gateway's options let it stand out from the crowd. -
Pricing not availableGateway P-171S
Reviewed on February 7, 2008 Combining a top laptop CPU and graphics card for less than the competition, the Gateway P-171XL FX jumps to the top of our favorite gaming laptops list, even if you get stuck with an HD DVD drive. -
Pricing not availableGateway P-171X
Reviewed on February 7, 2008 Combining a top laptop CPU and graphics card for less than the competition, the Gateway P-171XL FX jumps to the top of our favorite gaming laptops list, even if you get stuck with an HD DVD drive. -
Pricing not availableGateway P-171X FX
Reviewed on February 7, 2008 Combining a top laptop CPU and graphics card for less than the competition, the Gateway P-171XL FX jumps to the top of our favorite gaming laptops list, even if you get stuck with an HD DVD drive. -
Pricing not availableDell XPS 710
Reviewed on November 15, 2006 The XPS 710 brings quad-core processing to Dell's flagship desktop, but competing systems from others outshine this system in too many ways for us to recommend it. We still like the case and the build quality, and Dell has even beefed up its support, but among other issues, a $5,000 PC is not supposed to be slower than systems that cost nearly $2,000 less. -
Pricing not availablePolywell MiniBox 430AM2
Reviewed on June 30, 2006 It's at the expensive end of the back-to-school market, but the Polywell 430AM2 offers a lot of hard drive space and a decent set of components that should keep you going for several semesters to come. -
Pricing not availableUberclok Ion
Reviewed on February 8, 2008 Thanks to its overclocked CPU and 3D card, the Uberclok Ion delivers excellent performance for its price. It also offers a reliable upgrade path due to its SLI motherboard. We also like its Web site. We'd like to see more from Uberclok before we make too strong a recommendation, but this system makes a great first impression. -
Pricing not availableABS Ultimate X Striker Elite
Reviewed on April 10, 2007 We'd give ABS credit for the innovative, tinker-friendly case lighting advertised on its site, except that this model doesn't have it. For that, you need to order it with a special motherboard. That MIA feature aside, we like this gaming system for its bang-for-the-buck, tidy design, and overall robust set of features. Just get ready to spend a little.
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