Systemax Venture VX2

Reviews of the Systemax Venture VX2

• 7.5

  CNET Review

  January 18, 2007

  The Good: Smart mix of components provides good performance for a great price; runs quietly; upgrading to Vista won't be a problem.

  The Bad: Thanks to the Intel chipset, the only dual-graphics-card option is ATI's CrossFire; 500-watt power supply further limits your dual-card options; the system's Radeon X1950 XTX card is a bit behind the times; fixed configuration.

  The Bottom Line: It doesn't look like your typical gaming box, but fortunately the Systemax Venture VX2 also carries a price that's atypical of a gaming PC. It's one of the better-outfitted $2,000 PCs we've come across. Gamers and anyone running high-end graphics apps should take notice of this unassuming desktop.

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• 8.5

  alaTest.com

  By alaTest | October 7, 2008

  Review Summary: Experts rate this product 70/100 and users 53/100. Comparing these reviews to 35118 other Desktop Computers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 85/100 = Very Good.

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• 7.0

  digitaltrends.com

  By Josh Norem | September 24, 2007

  Review Summary: Systemax has built a very solid mid-range gaming machine with the VX2..

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• 6.0

  pcmag.com

  By Joel Santo Domingo | May 17, 2007

  Review Summary: The Systemax VX2 B67IVU may have a confusing name, but it's a good value in a performance PC. For half the price of many gaming machines, you'll get a solid PC that lets you quickly work on multimedia projects and then get back to some 3D leisure activiti

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• 7.0

  pcmag.com

  By Joel Santo Domingo | May 17, 2007

  Review Summary: The Systemax VX2 B67IVU may have a confusing name, but it's a good value in a performance PC. For half the price of many gaming machines, you'll get a solid PC that lets you quickly work on multimedia projects and then get back to some 3D leisure activiti

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