Pros
- Excellent general and gaming performance
- Plenty of room for screwless upgrades
Cons
- Low storage capacity
Bottom Line
This system is packed to brim with power and features. Only its low hard-disk capacity (an easily fixable flaw) threatens its spot near the top of our must-buy list.
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