Some people say that tower computers are obsolete, while others believe that they are still useful. Tower computers are larger than most other computers, which can make them difficult to transport. They also require more space to set up. However, tower computers typically have more powerful processors and can accommodate more storage than other types of computers. Some people believe that the extra power and storage is worth the inconvenience of a larger size.
It is a common misconception that desktops last longer than laptops. In reality, both have about the same lifespan. With proper care, a desktop can last anywhere from three to five years, while a laptop can last up to four years. The main difference is that a laptop is more susceptible to damage due to its portability.
A desktop computer should last anywhere from 3-5 years. The average lifespan for a desktop is around 4 years, so if you take care of your computer, you can expect it to last a bit longer. Of course, this all depends on how you use your computer. If you use it for gaming or other intensive activities, it may not last as long. But if you use it for basic tasks like browsing the web or checking email, it should last a few years longer.
An all-in-one computer is a great investment because it will last for many years. The average lifespan of an all-in-one computer is around eight years, so you can expect to get a lot of use out of it. Even after eight years, an all-in-one computer will still be able to handle basic tasks such as emailing and web browsing. If you take care of your all-in-one computer, it can last even longer.
4.8/5
Lightning Fast: Powered by Intel's top of the line Core 2 series processor and loaded with 8 GB of RAM, this machine will outperform the competition in any situation.
Get Connected: Includes a vibrant 19-inch LCD Monitor (Brands may vary). The included Keyboard & Mouse and USB Wi-Fi Adapter will have you up and running with ease, keeping you connected. Microsoft's latest and best OS to date, Windows 10, will maximize the power and utility of your new machine.
Massive Storage: Packed with 500 GB of hard drive space, you can store all of the apps, games, photos, music and movies that you need.
$234
purchased my own from Blair Technology. 1TB and 8GB. You might think about spending a little more money to obtain Windows 10 Professional rather than Windows 10 Home, as I was encouraged to do by a computer professional. I enjoy it a lot that I can obtain a 4:3 monitor rather than a cheap widescreen one. Additionally, I was able to conserve room by placing the monitor atop the computer. My shipment cost roughly $235. That is a fantastic offer.
4.6/5
802. 11AC Wi Fi, Gigabit Ethernet LAN & Bluetooth 5. 0
8GB DDR4 Memory, 512GB SSD & 8x DVD Writer Double Layer Drive (DVD RW)
9th Generation Intel Core i3 9100 Processor (Up to 4. 2GHz)
Windows 10 Home, USB keyboard & USB mouse
1 USB 3. 1 Type C Gen 2 port (up to 10 Gaps), 1 USB 3. 1 Gen 2 port, 1 USB 3. 1 Gen 1 port, 4 USB 2. 0 Ports & 2 HDMI ports & 1 VGA Port
$234
This is more than adequate to use as a casual desktop for the price. It's a tiny desktop that has a lot of power. There are many connectors, including more USB ports than you could possibly need, two HDMI ports, a VGA port, a Type-C port, and Ethernet. Honestly, at the price, you really can't ask for anything more. I only use it on my desk, so it doesn't take up much space, and it has a pretty modern appearance. For a short while, I used it for some recreational activities like watching movies, surfing the web, and sending emails. It does all of those duties admirably. It can handle 4K video well, boots up quickly, and has no lagging or stuttering. The internet connection is also excellent and stable. It came with an additional hard drive connector, which is convenient. Now, as a gaming computer, this can handle straightforward games like Portal and Sonic Mania and achieve 60 frames per second on medium or high quality, but it struggled with more difficult games like Overwatch, Tomb Raider, and Resident Evil and could only muster 10 frames per second. Now, if you want to game on this, it's not too difficult to purchase and install a $100 graphics card because all the other components should be able to handle harder games just fine; it's only the internal graphics card that prevents it. Additionally, I used Userbenchmark for a benchmark and received excellent results. Your processor, graphics, hard drive, and RAM are put to the test. It performed well overall, with the exception of the graphics. Overall, the PC placed in the top 36 out of 100 PCs, which is impressive given its price and some of the ridiculous gaming rigs on the market. Its ranking was in the 64th percentile. For basic web browsing, email, and other tasks, it scored 99% on the desktop; for workstation tasks like editing, running virtual machines, and performing calculations; and for gaming, it scored only 18%. The processor and hard drive were the strongest components, whilst the graphics card and RAM were the weakest. If you want to see more of the benchmark, click this link. Overall, this is a nice pick up that I would absolutely recommend if you only need a simple desktop to use for basic internet use, light gaming, or numerical crunching. It holds up and I expect it to hold up for a long time.
4.5/5
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6GB Video Card | 1x HDMI | 1x DisplayPort
1 Year Parts & Labor | Free Lifetime Tech Support
Special Feature: window side Case Panel | Custom ARGB case Lighting | RGB 7 Colors Gaming mouse
System: Intel Core i5-9400F 2. 9GHz 6-Core | Intel B360 Chipset | 8GB DDR4 | 240GB SSD | 1TB HDD | Genuine Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Connectivity: 6 x USB 3. 1 | 2 x USB 2. 0 | 1x RJ-45 Network Ethernet 10/100/1000 | 802. 11AC Wi-Fi | Audio: 7. 1 Channel | Keyboard and Mouse
$234
I was a little hesitant to buy pre-built, but after months of study, I can say with confidence that this machine is amazing for the price.Given that it is the most recent in Nvidia's line of quiet and potent mid-high end GPUs, the GTX 1660ti alone takes this computer to a whole new level. The Intel i5 9400f is an amazing price if you consider that it is the most recent generation of high-performance CPUs, allowing you to play games at ultra settings and receive at least 60 frames per second in titles like Overwatch and Sekiro. To add the RGB fans with a color-changing remote (really nice), a 120g SSD and a 1TB hard drive, a 500 watt PSU inside of a gorgeous casing, and some of the best cable management I have ever seen would be an excellent price on both of these components. There is nothing pre-built that delivers more for this pricing point.The PSU is locked into a cage at the bottom that requires a few extra steps to enter if you want to replace it, which is the one drawback. Additionally, 8 GB of RAM is sufficient. However, if you intend to record games—which this PC excels at—you will need to purchase an additional 8 GB of RAM to aid in other tasks and video editing. The only other drawback is that the wifi adapters could have been placed better and are a little loose, but they still function flawlessly despite this minor inconvenience.What's left for 850 dollars? If you just want to have a decent gaming PC that you can open up, download some drivers for, and start playing the newest games in minutes, I honestly couldn't find a better value. You will have a very fast PC for at least the next five years if you don't overload the SSD drive with useless data (use the TB hard disk instead).Highly recommended to everyone who wants to play games right away and learn more about computer building. I'd advise you to use your new PC as an opportunity to learn as much as you can about hardware and software because it's a terrific pastime and prospective job. Not to mention that it's entertaining and you'll feel like a car man once you have a standard that you can manipulate as you choose. A fun time!
4.3/5
Includes DVD-ROM, WIFI adapter, USB English Keyboard and Mouse, Office 365 30-day free trial. 1 Year Warranty.
Ports: Front: USB 2.0 x4, microphone, headphone; Rear: USB 2.0 x2, USB 3.0 x4, serial, PS/2 x2; VGA, DisplayPort, RJ-45, line-in, line-out.
HP Compaq Pro 6300 with Intel Quad-Core I5-3470, up to 3.6GHz Processor. 8GB DDR3 Memory (4 slots, supports up to 32GB) 512GB SSD.
Operating System: Windows 10 Professional 64 Bit – Multi-Language support English/Spanish.
$234
My home office desk fits this small form factor (SFF) wonderfully, and it looks excellent too! It is an HP Compaq Business Pro from the 2018 model and offers every feature I required in a fully functional business laptop. A Windows 10 Professional OS, an Intel i5, a 500 GB SSD, a DVD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and, most crucially, four 2.0 USB ports and four 3.0 USB ports. It included a USB 600 Mbps Wi-Fi adapter as well as good wired keyboard and mouse, but I also purchased a Combo Logitech wireless set with a 1200 Mbps Duel band adapter for convenience. 2019 MS Office Business Professional Suite was also bought and downloaded without any problems. All of this for less than $400! Additionally, should they ever be required (I don't think so! ), both the vendors' and Amazon's guarantees. I'm so happy with it that I'll swap out my 2011 HP laptop with a recently recertified one next month. I'm no longer concerned about certified refurbished equipment. Bob F.
4.2/5
Includes: USB Keyboard and Mouse,
Operating System: Windows 10 Professional
What's Inside: 8GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, DVD Optical Drive,
HP 600G1 Intel I5 Quad-Core 3.2 GHz Processor
$234
I've worked in the PC retail, service, and software industries for more than 20 years, and like one of the other reviewers, I've never encountered a greater value. I naturally looked for a new PC for myself from one of my suppliers as I'm used to buying at wholesale pricing, but I chose to try this one because of the price, reasoning that if there was anything wrong with it, I could fix it. Was I surprised when I opened the box? Actually, I assumed it was brand new and had simply remained unsold after the release of the following year's model and had been storing in a warehouse all these time. It seems to be a brand-new, immaculately restored item. It's fast enough for office work and web browsing, but it becomes even faster if you add a $35 Kingston 240GB SSD and a SATA cable as the boot drive. I used the FREE edition of AOMEI Partition Assistant to clone the hard drive to the SSD after the initial boot and checkout, and I then changed the boot drive in the computer's configuration (press ESC, then F10 when booting, go to storage, boot order, and reverse the positions of hard disks to put disk1, the SSD, above disk0; Save and Exit ). I'll either use the hard drive for backups or bulk storage, or I'll completely clone the SSD on it. If you don't want to purchase an adaptor box, the SSD can be installed in the extra bay using 2-sided sticky tape. Just be cautious when plugging the cables in because the plastic is delicate.The Windows 10 64-bit operating system alone is almost worth the purchase price. Download the most recent update, please. For added security, I always include a FREE version of a reliable antivirus program like AVAST (which offers continuous background scanning). However, until you pay, they relentlessly annoy you with upgrade advertisements. Another excellent free alternative to MS Office is Open Office. A lot of new programs that you would have previously purchased from third parties have been jam-packed into the new Windows 10 features, so be sure to properly explore them all. To do this, open "settings" and carefully examine each setting. You should also carefully examine each program listed on the start menu. Major Geeks offers free software.If you don't want to use LAN connection, you can get internet access for $15 using a wifi dongle (USB-3 compliant is ideal) and a display port to HDMI converter that can convert your modern TV into a monitor.
4.1/5
Includes: USB Keyboard and Mouse,
Operating System: Windows 10 Professional
What's Inside: 8GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, DVD Optical Drive,
HP 600G1 Intel I5 Quad-Core 3.2 GHz Processor
$234
First off, I have a suspicion that the advertisement for these computers is rather generic and fluid because so many "Certified Refurbished" brokers are selling them. Before placing an order, it would be worthwhile to confirm system specifications with the specific vendor.I purchased the item from Blair Technology Group. Not a compact form factor machine, it is a Dell Optiplex 7010 in a desktop container, but that's fine for my needs. It included an Intel i5-3470 quad-core CPU, 2 TB of hard drive space, and 16 GB of RAM. The hard drive came pre-loaded with Windows 10. The cargo also came with a USB-connected keyboard and mouse, but they will just sit in the closet collecting dust.I unzipped everything after checking the components in the machine after opening the package, then I inserted a vintage 1280 x 1024 HP monitor into the VGA connector. Without any problems at all, the computer promptly booted into Windows 10. After finishing the customizing processes, I examined a number of hardware elements, in particular the audio I/O. Everything functioned. When I restarted the computer after shutting it down, I discovered that it was set to "Legacy" (BIOS mode) and non-secure boot. Most users will be able to use this configuration, especially those who are installing Windows 10 for personal use and have no plans to make any additional significant customizations.The half height card slots now include GeForce GTX 710 cards that I inserted (there are four in the desktop unlike the two in the SFF 7010). The machine was configured to use UEFI, both monitors were connected, and the boot devices were set up to recognize an Ubuntu 16.04 LTS ISO image on a USB stick. I put Ubuntu 16.04 LTS on a 300 GB HDD I had available (pulling the 2 TB drive out of the machine - since it uses an MBR to boot it is kinda lost in the UEFI environment, it will be reused eventually).With a few USB hard drives attached and the video card mounted, this device operates flawlessly on Ubuntu 16.04. Since I use a Javascript-written photo editing program, the most significant perk is the memory (big memory hog). Overall, I'm happy. Simple to personalize and simple to use right out of the box.
4.1/5
9th Generation Intel Core i5-9400 Processor (Up to 4. 1GHz)
802. 11AC Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet LAN & Bluetooth 5. 0
1 - USB 3. 1 Type C Gen 2 port (up to 10 Gaps), 1 - USB 3. 1 Gen 2 port, 1 - USB 3. 1 Gen 1 port, 4 - USB 2. 0 Ports & 2 - HDMI ports & 1 - VGA Port
Windows 10 Home, USB keyboard & USB mouse
12GB DDR4 Memory, 512GB SSD & 8x DVD-Writer Double-Layer Drive (DVD-RW)
$234
I've used, constructed, berated, and lusted after numerous PCs over the past 20 years. I currently use PC and Mac computers (both laptops and desktops), but this is the first PC I've ever used with Optane Memory.Cache (short term) memory, which Optane Memory essentially is, aids system memory in processing operations.A conventional hard drive (like the 2TB 7500 rpm drive in this computer) can theoretically perform like an SSD drive thanks to Intel Optane Memory. It functions to quickly retrieve metadata that is located between the main storage and system memory (RAM) (hard drive).I have a PC set up with 16GB of Optane Memory and 8GB of conventional RAM. The hard drive's write rates are not significantly influenced by this setup, but it is faster in terms of reads.I'm trying to speed up the system by adding an SSD utilizing a PCIe extension connection that supports M.2 for SSDs in order to completely maximize its speed. Then, using the 2TB disk as storage, I'll clone the Windows 10 Home operating system to the new drive and make it the boot drive. (NOTE: I'll be receiving the drive in the coming week; once I do, I'll update this evaluation.)When I assess a computer, I consider who would enjoy using it. This computer, in my opinion, would be a fantastic choice for someone who mostly uses it for email, web browsing, light photo editing, music listening, and movie viewing.A budget-friendly desktop with plenty of storage and room for expansion. It is a good option for a home media PC with apps for Netflix, Hulu, and Xbox because it has plenty of connections and can connect through HDMI to any size monitor or HDTV.Although you could install your own via an extension card, it's unsuitable for a user who wants separate audio and graphics cards.Additionally, it is not a gaming computer, as numerous reviewers have noted. I'm incorrect if you classify the installed versions of Solitaire and Candy Crush as "gaming." However, this is not the computer for you if you're looking for one that can run games at a high frame rate. (NOTE: The video on this PC refreshes at 59 and 60 frames per second.)When using a Bluetooth speaker to stream music from a device like a smartphone, the average onboard integrated audio can be improved.Why I liked this computer:1. There is room to slightly improve it.2. The Intel Coffee Lake Processor appears powerful and quick.3. With this PC, basic internet gaming is acceptable.4. Two screws allow for simple removal of the side panel to gain access to the interior of the case for upgrades.5. Several connectors on the front and back, including an SD card reader, two USB 3.1 ports, four USB 2.0 ports, two HDMI ports, one VGA port, a USB Type C port, and plugs for a microphone and headphones.6. The front of the computer has an easily accessible DVD-RW drive.7. This PC may be stored conveniently on a shelf or under a desk due to its small footprint. 15" H x 7" W x 14" D8. Runs so silently you don't even notice it's on.9. This PC has the most recent Wifi and Bluetooth connectivity.10. This computer offers both wired and wireless internet connectivity.11. In addition to the 16GB of Optane Memory that is already present on the machine I received, the maximum RAM (Random Access Memory) that can be installed is 32GB via two DIMM ports.12. It is a speedy computer while you're multitasking; I can watch a YouTube video, use 3D Paint to design, and have a number of browser tabs open without any of it lagging.—————————————————-What I wish were improved about this computer:1. An unremarkable-looking casing.2. During my initial 4 hours of testing the PC, I discovered that the UHD Graphics 630 had a very low frame rate and was glitchy, causing YouTube videos to stall and the monitor to go black twice.3. Integrated sound and graphics are a low-cost option, but while they are functional, they only provide ordinary performance at best in terms of sound and visual quality.4. Windows 10 comes with the FREE Windows Defender security package from Microsoft, which you may use instead of Norton Antivirus. Simply uninstall Norton after your trial period is over and switch to Defender in Settings.5. You installed several bloatware apps, but you can remove them.6. The wired keyboard and mouse have a very cheap feel to them; mine are loud, clumsy, and poorly constructed; fortunately, wireless keyboard and mouse combos of higher quality are affordable upgrades.——————————————————Your browser bookmarks and other stuff will be updated on your new PC if you login in with your Microsoft account when you first open the box.Additionally, you ought to run an Updates search before allowing the machine to update Windows 10.I have a 100 Gbps internet connection via Wifi and it took nearly 1 hour to do all the updates and restarts to my system, so the updates will take some time and necessitate a few restarts to get the job done.——————————————-Although this PC is neither horrible nor slow, as some have said, it won't blow your doors off with its speed thanks to the 7200rpm HDD or Optane Memory.It will likely work best for people who don't want a lot from their PC experience but need a daily driver for routine activities.My hopes were that this PC would be a solid entry-level, cheap model, and they were largely realized.The integrated graphics were glitchy out of the box, and I wonder whether that will continue; maybe installing a video card would fix it. This is my biggest worry regarding the overall mechanical integrity of this PC.Only time will tell.—————————————————————————————-NOTE: As of March 22, 2019, an SSD can use the NVMe M.2 slot.It was a real hassle to get to the port because it's hidden beneath the cage that houses the hard drive and DVD drive, and a lot of tearing apart the case had to happen just to access the connection. I tried to install a Samsung 970 EVO SSD NVMe into the M.2 slot on the motherboard of this PC.I had to remove the Optane Memory module in order to replace it with the Samsung SSD because the motherboard only has one NVMe M.2 socket for SSDs.Despite making the tweaks that should have made Windows 10 boot as before, the Samsung was identified by the BIOS but was never properly initialized.All was back to the way it was when I first opened the package after I switched out the Samsung SSD and put the Optane memory back in.When I installed the Samsung SSD, I did change the Advanced - Onboard SATA Mode from RST with Optane (disabling it), then I did the opposite when I changed the Optane memory.Therefore, I would claim that this computer does not have an M.2 slot that can accommodate an NVMe M.2.You do, however, have two RAM DIMMs with a combined capacity of up to 32GB, so if you can find a BIOS setup and SSD drive that work well with this system, you could theoretically remove the Optane Memory and install an NVMe SSD in the M.2 slot that Optane Memory is now using.The bottom line: Even if you receive a drive that is initialized, there's still a trade-off, and I'm not sure you should make it.I plan on cloning the hard drive to make it the boot drive, which may increase system speed that much more and would allow it to work with the Optane memory, and using it via a USB 3.1 port on the front of the case. I have ordered an enclosure for the Samsung EVO 970 NVMe SSD and will be using it via that port.I will update you!———————-On 4/23/19, I was unable to get the Samsung EVO NVMe SSD to be recognized by the operating system.A 2GB MSI graphics card was added to this machine, which I found to be a straightforward update that anyone can complete. It cost under $50 and significantly improved performance.Overall, a solid entry-level machine that benefits from Optane memory, TPM security (for encryption), and is an excellent option for businesses.———————————————
3.9/5
High capacity, High speed 1TB 7200Rpm SATA drive.Bluetooth 4.1
Maximize your gaming capacity
With 16GB of DDR4 RAM, this gaming desktop is loaded with fast Memory to ensure super powered performance and intensive multitasking
Fast, future ready technology
High powered processing with 2nd generation AMD Ryzen 7 processor
Built for a higher State of gaming
Meticulously designed to upgrade your game play
$234
About this computer, there are a lot of things to say. To begin with, I'd like to make clear that many of the folks who complain that we're giving negative ratings are actually doing so for a different model that uses the Nvidia card type, but this review is specifically for the Radeon 580 model. This is well worth the money, and assembling it yourself would only save you $20 while requiring you to deal with individual part warranties and all those rebates in addition to the fantastic 3-year warranty that is supplied for this model. It is VR ready and upgradeable. To be clear, this is unquestionably a low-cost gaming computer, and you'll primarily be using ultra settings at 1080p.The main drawback to this is that you'll likely need to purchase additional fans in the future, replace the 460w power supply, and eventually swap out the Radeon 580's 4GB of vram for either an 8GB or 16GB vram model. Additionally, you can get an SSD for a very low price because there is enough of space for one. As a result, this computer has the capability for future upgrades in addition to its incredible performance out of the box. If you're shopping on a budget, parents, you should certainly buy this model for your children because no other prebuilt toy under $900 is going to be as valuable as this one.I DID NOT CHANGE STARS BECAUSE THE PRODUCT IS STILL GOOD, BUT I THINK IT IS UNPROFESSIONAL FOR AMAZON TO LOWER THE PRICE OVER $100 AND NOT HAVE PRICE PROTECTION FOR SEVERAL YEAR LONG PRIME MEMBERS WHO SPEND THOUSANDS A YEAR ON THE SITE 2/5 FOR AMAZON **
3.5/5
Get Connected: Includes TWO vibrant 19-inch LCD Monitors (Brands may vary). The included USB Keyboard & Mouse, USB Wi-Fi Adapter and Dual Monitor Card will have you up and running with ease, keeping you connected.
Lightning Fast: Powered by Intel's top of the line Core i5 processor and loaded with up to 16 GB of DDR3 RAM, this machine will outperform the competition in any situation.
Massive Storage: Packed with up to 2 TB of hard drive space, you can store all of the apps, games, photos, music and movies that you need. SSD up to 256 GB also available for increased speed!
$234
This gets five stars from me. Before making this purchase, I did a tonne of research and shopping around. I'm overjoyed! Although I was hesitant, the pricing couldn't be beat! It's worth every penny. The mouse and keyboard that came with it are the ONLY things that I seem to have a problem with, which is really just a matter of preference. But since I can always upgrade, it's almost not worth mentioning! This is a STEAL for the price! Setting it up WAS NOTHING but easy. Even the monitor chords were packaged with the monitors and other equipment in a tidy manner. You guys are working really hard; keep it up!
3.5/5
16GB DDR3 (PC3-12800) Memory (4 slots, supports up to 16GB), 2TB 7200 rpm Hard Drive, Intel HD Graphics.
Windows 10 Professional 64 bit, Activation code is on the tower; the best operating system for business.
DVD ROM, USB Keyboard, Mouse, Integrated Audio, 10/100/1000Mbps LAN; Slots: 10 x USB 2.0 ports, 2 x audio-out jacks, 1 x microphone jack, 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet port, 1 x VGA port, 1 x line-in jack, 1 x serial communication port.
Processor: Intel Core Quad-Core i5-2400 3.1GHz (Turbo up to 3.4GHz) 6MB Cache; USB Wireless Adapter to connect Internet.
$234
I considered the risk I was taking with a refurbished device after reading some of the negative reviews. setup was completed in under ten minutes. It takes about 20 seconds to start up. I chose to "drop test" my computer by playing three hours of Final Fantasy using Steam. The hard drive and fans aren't loud, and the frame rate was respectable at 50ish FPS. The CPU runs at about 30%ish with no dives or climbs.This computer was initially bought for Mixcraft podcasting. When utilizing midi, it drove the program well, however when I tried to utilize some of the programmed pads, the system use indicator reached its maximum point for some reason.I received the memory and speed that were described. I'm inclined to get another one for my own usage only. The RGB connection in the back is finicky; it appears as though someone was bad and tugged or yanked on it, but it is still functional. Additionally, if you wished to install any aftermarket parts for GC or SC, the guarantee would be nullified. I would have liked to examine the inside of the unit for dust, but there is a yellow tag on the service door—not it's a major concern.REVISED 7/20/19Still functions just as well as the day I bought it.
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A computer with a tower is better than a laptop for a number of reasons. First, a tower provides more power and therefore can handle more demanding tasks. Second, a tower typically has more storage capacity than a laptop, meaning you can keep more files and programs on hand. Finally, a tower is easier to upgrade than a laptop, so you can keep your computer running at peak performance for longer.
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A desktop computer can be a great investment, especially if you use it for gaming, video editing, or other resource-intensive activities. Even if you don't do any of those things, a desktop can be a great way to save money on your computing needs. If you're looking for a powerful machine that can handle anything you throw at it, a desktop is still worth considering.
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While all-in-one computers have a number of advantages, there are also several disadvantages to consider. One of the biggest disadvantages is the price. All-in-one computers are often more expensive than traditional desktop computers. Another disadvantage is that all-in-one computers can be difficult to upgrade. If you want to upgrade the memory or processor, for example, you often have to replace the entire unit. All-in-one computers also tend to have smaller displays than traditional desktop computers.
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