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CyberMax Enthusiast K7-750

This Enthusiast offers solid performance and a handy small-office bundle.

  

WHAT'S HOT: Note: The key supplier of CyberMax has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. See our news story for more details. --Editors

Quicker than some Athlon-800 systems we've tested, this Enthusiast posted an impressive PC WorldBench 2000 score of 154, and its $1499 price tag won't break the bank. The machine is easy to put together, with a handy quick-setup guide, color-coordinated ports, and a detailed system manual filled with helpful illustrations.

WHAT'S NOT: We weren't impressed with the PC's display--colors on the 17-inch CyberMax CX750N monitor appeared washed out in all our image tests.

WHAT ELSE: Although the case comes off easily, accessing the five open slots (four PCI and one ISA) and four open bays is difficult in the fairly cluttered interior. The generous software bundle offers Corel's WordPerfect Office 2000, Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia Deluxe Edition on DVD-ROM, and Sierra's Visual Home and Master Cook CD-ROMs.

BEST USE: The Enthusiast K7-750 packs performance and features that any home- or small-office user would appreciate.


SUMMARY
CyberMax Enthusiast K7-750


PC WorldBench 2000 score of 154, AMD Athlon-750 CPU, 128MB of SDRAM, 512KB L2 cache, 20GB hard drive, Windows 98 SE, Joytech NVidia GeForce 256 graphics card with 32MB of SDRAM, 17-inch monitor, 12X DVD-ROM drive, V.90 modem, Aureal Vortex2 AU8830 sound card, Altec Lansing 33s with subwoofer speakers; 1-year parts warranty, 1-year labor warranty, free unlimited support, 9/5 toll-free support.

$1499
800/437-4596
www.cybermaxpc.com

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