Typical price: £2,092
What is it: Ultra high-end gaming PC
What we think: Incredibly quick, but you'll pay through the nose because it's an Alienware
Alienware Area-51 7500 History
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16 Feb 2007 in Reviews
If the thought of texture-mapped polygons, tri-linear mip-map interpolated worlds and parallax occlusion-mapped surfaces stirs your soul, then you need one of these gaming rigs
26 Jan 2007 in Reviews
With Microsoft's Vista about to launch, now is the time to think about upgrading your desktop PC. We've got a range of the best Vista-loaded specimens -- whether you're an avid gamer, a media freak or a hi-def nut, you should find something that serves your special requirements
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