Typical price: £2,432
What is it: Small form-factor PC with high-end performance and graphics
What we think: A true gaming heavyweight, this desktop is let down only by its low upgrade potential and its comparatively high price
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 29 November 2006
Tags: shuttle, bandwidth, windows xp, cpu
We like:
High-end CPU and graphics; case design
We don't like:
Hefty price; lack of expansion possibilities
You might also need:
High-resolution monitor
CNET.co.uk judgement:
A true gaming heavyweight, this desktop is let down only by its low upgrade potential and its comparatively high price. If you have the means, and the desire to play games with all the graphics effects switched on, snap one up immediately
Shuttle XPC P2 3700G History
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
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