Palicomp CORE6 1055OC35 review
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Verdict
A loud, dual-fan graphics card is the only minor flaw in this impressive six-core base unit
Review Date: 15 Jun 2010
Reviewed By: Mike Jennings
Price when reviewed: £666 (£783 inc VAT)
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How Fast?
Is this is same Palicomp who advertise 11.6GHz PCs on eBay?
By pveater on 8 Jul 2010 
Barge Pole
Yes, certainly looks like it. Their marketing practices are highly misleading to say the very least. From what I've seen on forums, their support isn't exactly up to scratch either. I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.
By Nutter44 on 29 Jul 2010
palicomp customer
I purchased from this company. I suggest you research them before you buy. I wish I did!! The computer works but not the spec i ordered very misleading. And customer care? What customer care!!!
By Duke08 on 8 Sep 2010
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