Micro Express MicroFlex 3464

PCWorld Rating

3.0

3.0 / 5 - PCWorld, Jul 13, 2006

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Bottom Line

This PC offers plenty of pep for video editing and gaming, but overclocked 3.67-GHz CPU may cause problems down the line.

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PCWorld's Micro Express MicroFlex 3464 Coverage

Top 10 Desktop PCs After trading the lead back and forth most of the way, CyberPower's Gamer Ultra 7500 SE and Micro Express's MicroFlex 35B hit the tape in a virtual dead heat.
Top 15 Desktops New power PCs from Amax and Velocity Micro come with big hard drives.
Top 15 Desktop PCs Alienware's new gaming system with a dual-core CPU lands atop the power side of our chart. Models from ABS, CyberPower, HP, and Micro Express also bow.

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