Desktop PCs

It's hard to beat Acer's Aspire TC-1760-UA92 budget desktop as an everyday home PC, thanks to its peppy performance and helpful features.

Behind the low-key looks of Dell's latest XPS Desktop is a powerful, capable mid-tower PC for gaming, creating, and everything else.

NZXT's Player: One budget gaming desktop delivers aftermarket build quality and excellent esports performance, justifying its slight price premium over its rivals.

The Aurora R16 gaming desktop marks a new chapter for the Alienware brand. Its refreshed design inside and out delivers quieter operation, more speed, and wider appeal.

Lenovo’s Legion 7i gaming desktop shows off superb performance, customizable RGB lighting, and cool aftermarket features like overclocking.

The Dell OptiPlex 5090 Tower is a reasonably priced business desktop PC with a vPro-equipped Core i5 and lots of room to add or replace internal components, at time of purchase or later on.

An all-in-one PC option for budget-strapped buyers, Lenovo's IdeaCentre AIO 3i gets enough right to be tops in its low-cost class.

The 27-inch Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 5i is a standout among midrange all-in-one desktops for its peppy performance and its roomy high-resolution display.

The field is more competitive than ever, but the M3 processor takes Apple's 2023 edition of the all-in-one 24-inch iMac desktop to new performance heights, even for gaming.

With a new low price for the base model, and two peppy processor options, Apple's Mac mini offers a huge upgrade in capability while looking the same as ever. (Some good things don't need to change.)

Apple's 2023 Mac Studio, tested with the M2 Ultra, handily outdoes its predecessor while challenging the workstation competition on both power and price.

MSI's budget-friendly, desk-space-saving Pro DP21 mini PC delivers plenty of performance, lots of wired connectivity, and Wi-Fi 6 for a low price.

The HP Z6 G5 high-end desktop workstation provides exceptional performance and flexibility for the most intense enterprise workloads.