Pros
- Better performance than its predecessor
- Plenty of memory and storage
Cons
- Rival value PCs surpass it in performance
- Limited upgradability due to wasted space
Bottom Line
Gateway upgrades its otherwise typical value-PC offering with some snazzier components, but the additions do little to help this desktop beat the competition.
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