Evesham Solar Teraxstor review
Verdict
Cutting-edge components abound, but you'll pay the price for them.
Review Date: 16 Jan 2008
Reviewed By: Sasha Muller
Price when reviewed: (£2,249 inc VAT)
Overall Rating
Despite its plus points, the Evesham doesn't quite rise to the top. For such a powerful PC, it's compact and the slow-spinning 120mm case fans keep noise down. But its price puts it head to head with the likes of the Gladiator Trident PCP6600 Quattro (web ID: 122195). While the Gladiator doesn't have the Blu-ray drive, quite the level of gaming potential or storage, that's more than offset by the 24in TFT and thoughtful peripherals that come with it. That said, if raw speed is what you need, the Teraxstor won't let you down.
Author: Sasha Muller
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