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Micro Express MicroFlex 66B

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Pros
Tremendous performance
Plenty of expansion room inside case
Cons
Low-capacity power supply

Micro Express MicroFlex 66B Review

by Richard Baguley

- When it comes to performance, the Micro Express MicroFlex 66B ($999 as of November 6, 2006) is a winner: It managed an impressive WorldBench 5 score of 148. The MicroFlex 66B carries a speedy 2.4-GHz Core 2 Duo E6600 processor and 2GB of memory--the only system in our roundup to do so. It also came configured with an ATI Radeon X1600 graphics card. This system produced the best graphics performance of any cheap PC on our gaming tests, making it a good choice as a versatile, low-cost gaming system.

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