Power PC reviews
The latest Power PC reviews at PC Advisor. Power PC user reviews, ratings, buying advice and price comparison
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Palicomp Phoenix i7 Stealth Extreme review
Palicomp’s Phoenix i7 Stealth Extreme offers bags of performance. It costs £1,399, but includes an advanced system case with handy extra features for overclocking
14/10/2011
£1,399 inc VAT
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Palicomp Phoenix i7 Attitude review
With 187 points scored and a clear lead in WorldBench 6, Palicomp’s Phoenix i7 Attitude is a beast of a desktop PC.
12/08/2011
£1,299 inc VAT
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Palicomp Phoenix i7 Stealth review
The fastest Windows 7 PC we’ve ever tested, the Palicomp Phoenix i7 Stealth desktop PC scored a phenomenal 192 points in WorldBench 6.
01/04/2011
£1,349 inc VAT
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Palicomp Kinetic Blitz 950-6970 review
Palicomp’s Kinetic Blitz Core i7-950-based PC looks impressive with its very good system case, but it's let down by lacklustre performance.
04/02/2011
£1,299 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 960-24 BLU review
Palicomp's Core i7 Blitz 960-24 BLU power desktop PC immediately stands out from the competition with its big, heavy and rugged Cooler Master Storm system case.
07/01/2011
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 950-24 SSD review
Running the powerful 3.06GHz Intel Core i7-950 processor, Palicomp Core's i7 Blitz 950-24 SSD desktop PC boasts an impressive specification.
10/12/2010
£1,199 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 950-24 BLU review
Housed in an imposing Cooler Master Scout system case, the Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 950-24 BLU power desktop PC looks like a fearsome beast. Two handles add bulk, and…
12/11/2010
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 930-24 USB3 review
Palicomp's Core i7 Blitz 930-24 USB3 power desktop PC delivers excellent value for money and a premium selection of components.
10/09/2010
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 860-24 review
Also based on the Intel Core i7 860 and P55 chipset, Palicomp's Core i7 Blitz 860-24 desktop PC is another strong contender. Here, the 2.8GHz quad-core processor and…
02/07/2010
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Excalibur X6 1055OC35 review
The Palicomp Excalibur X6 1055OC35 is a chassis-only power PC with an overclocked six-core AMD chip.
04/06/2010
£699 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 930-24 review
At £1,299, the Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 930-24 is the least expensive PC here, yet Palicomp has managed to squeeze in several decent specifications and pull off some…
28/05/2010
£1,299 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 860-24 review
The Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 860-24 power desktop PC comes with a configuration much like many others at this price point. But there are two exceptions: a high-quality…
30/04/2010
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 960-24 review
Palicomp’s Core i7 Blitz 960-24 is the fastest power desktop PC in this round-up, but also the most expensive. It combines triple-channel memory with a blazingly fast…
02/04/2010
£1,499 inc VAT
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Palicomp Core i7 Blitz 920-T24-4890 review
Palicomp’s Blitz offers little that we haven’t seen higher up the chart in terms of its spec. But its 24in full-HD monitor is well worth a gander.
11/09/2009
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Phoenix Ballistix E86-24 review
It’s tough to fight against four PCs armed with Intel’s mighty Core i7 920 when you’ve got a mere dual-core processor, but the Palicomp Phoenix Ballistix E86-24 makes…
03/07/2009
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Phoenix E86C-22 review
Housed in a love-it-or-hate-it Trendsonic Wizard case and fronted by a pair of mandible-like ‘saloon doors’, Palicomp’s Phoenix E86C-22 is sure to look more at home…
06/03/2009
£999 inc VAT
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Palicomp Phoenix E86-22 review
As a newcomer to our charts, Palicomp has provided a compelling first entry with the Palicomp Phoenix E86-22.
09/01/2009
£999 inc VAT

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