INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The best PCs pack more power now than ever before
things that were not possible only a few years back
Facebook and surf the internet.The good news is, the best PCs available right now are also more affordable than ever, which means that
regardless of what your budget might be, you'll find one that's not ideal for you and your needs, but can also keep you on the cutting edge
PCs will last you a lifetime as they are upgradeable
card.With so many options to choose from, deciding on the best PC for you, your needs and your budget can get confusing
So we gathered all the best computers on the market, paying close attention to those that hit that sweet spot between price and
performance.Here are our top picks for the best PCs 2019 has on offer
Peruse the list and pick out what you like.One of the best PCs right now, the Dell XPS Tower is packed with high-end components.(Image
ideal for VRLower graphical performance compared to rivalsThe Dell XPS Tower looks unremarkable, like that PC your parents used to have
hidden away underneath the desk when you were a kid
However, its no-nonsense chassis hides quite a selection of exciting internals
One of the best PCs right now, the Dell XPS Tower is packed with up to an RTX 2070 graphics card, a 9th-generation Intel Core processor, and
a large hard drive and/or SSD
This special edition PC configuration is only available in the US
However, UK and Australian readers can grab the regular Dell XPS Tower and then add similar upgrades, though there are some limitations such
as the graphics card options topping out with the GTX 1060.Read the full review: Dell XPS Tower Special EditionThis device is meant for the
digital artist or other visually-focused content creators.(Image credit: Microsoft)Best all-in-one PC: Microsoft Surface Studio 2Ultimate
never designed to compete with them in the first place
robust digital drafting table on the market
It boasts a bright, vibrant display, and improved specs next to its predecessor
desk space, then Intel Hades Canyon NUC may just be ideal for you
This small bare-bones PC has an absurdly fast 8th-generation Intel Core i7 processor and discrete-class AMD Radeon graphics
Adding some RAM and storage to the mix, and you will be conquering the best PC games without breaking a sweat
powerCutting edge componentsNot quite ready for 4K gamingWhile costing a pretty penny when souped up, the Alienware Aurora R8 has all the
makings of a powerful gaming PC, including 9th-generation Intel Core chips and some of the best Nvidia GTX and RTX graphics for gaming
This model has been succeeded by the Alienware Aurora R9, which boasts a cool-looking exterior, but their specs are practically comparable
Only, the R8 will set you back a couple of hundred dollars/pounds less, giving you more for your money
breathtaking performance should be enough to convince you to splurge.(Image credit: Corsair)Best living room PC: Corsair One Pro i180CPU:
Intel Core i9-9920X | Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti | RAM: 4x8GB DDR4-2666 | Storage: 960GB SSD + 2TB HDDFantastic designQuietNot all
hammer and break that piggy bank
This will more than handle your favorite AAA games, as well as see you through your creative workload quietly and without breaking a sweat
computers as overpriced, but your bank account will be spared if you jump on the Mac mini bandwagon
The Mac mini 2018 is a small form-factor PC that looks adorable and also packed tight with high-end desktop parts
RAM.Read the full review:Apple Mac miniLooking more like a thumb drive than an actual computer, this tiny renegade can connect to any
The Intel Core Compute Stick has made that irrelevant
Looking more like a thumb drive than an actual computer, this tiny renegade can connect to any monitor with an HDMI input
Its base starts with a lowly 1.33GHz Intel Atom processor running Linux, but can be configured up to an Intel Core m5 processor
This is one of the best PCs, but one that you can literally slip in your pocket, whether you need to get some work done during your daily
NUCAlienware Aurora R7Corsair One i160Apple Mac mini (Late 2018)Intel Compute StickCPUIntel Core i7-8700Intel Core i7-7820HQ Intel Core
i7-8809GIntel Core i7-8700K Intel Core i9-9900KIntel Core i3-8100Intel Atom x5-Z8500GraphicsNvidia GeForce GTX 1070Nvidia GeForce GTX
1070Radeon RX Vega M GH graphicsNvidia GeForce GTX 1080 TiNvidia GeForce RTX 2080 TiIntel UHD Graphics 630N/ARAM16GB DDR432GB DDR416GB
DDR432GB DDR432GB DDR48GB DDR42GB LPDDR3Storage 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD, 1TB HDD (7,200 rpm)1TB PCIe SSD118GB Intel Optane SSD 800P Series
(NVMe), 512GB Intel SSD 545s Series (M.2 SATA) 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD, 2TB HDD 480GB M.2 NVMe SSD, 2TB HDD128GB PCIe SSD32GBBill Thomas and
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