Pros
- Strong general performance
- Excellent value
Cons
- Limited upgradability
Bottom Line
If you aren’t the tinkering type and you aren’t interested in enthusiast-level gaming, Gateway’s DX4840-15 is a fine choice, at a fine price.
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