Pros
- USB 3.0 joins a mass of connectivity options
- Near-chart-topping, six-core performance
Cons
- Messy internal wiring job impedes access
- Case design makes some upgrades strenuous
Bottom Line
It may not be much to look at, but the Poly X5800A3 offers premier components and delivers fast speeds, making for quite a compelling power PC.
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