Reviews of the Polywell Poly 939N4-SLI2/FX-60
-
CNET Review
The Good: Quick, stable performance; versatile, fast-refreshing LCD monitor; smart hard drive configuration; 7.1-channel speaker system gets good and loud; great deal for its class.
The Bad: Tower gets noisy when fan throttles up; graphics cards block PCI slots; wired volume control gets in the way; no discrete sound card; 24/7 phone support requires warranty upgrade.
The Bottom Line: Serious gamers will covet the Polywell Poly 939N4-SLI2/FX-60 because of its utterly stable game performance at the highest settings. It also takes the edge off the sky-high price by including a monitor and speakers. We just wish the design and support were more polished.
-
alaTest.com
Review Summary: Experts rate this product 77/100. Comparing these reviews to 41975 other Desktops reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 83/100 = Very Good.
-
No Rating
pcworld.ca
Review Summary: Gamers and power users who crave top performance and need easy upgrades will like this system's design and price.
-
pcworld.com
Review Summary: Gamers and power users who crave top performance and need easy internal access will like this system's design and price.
-
pcworld.com
Review Summary: Gamers and power users who crave top performance and need easy internal access will like this system's design and price.
Manufacturer: Polywell Computers Inc.
Part number: SLIFX60CN0601
Product Photos
User Opinions
Premier Vendor Content Whitepapers, webcasts & resources from our Power Center Sponsors
- View Server Room Top Videos
-
At Intel, we believe in sharing our passion for technology in order to create a transparent and open dialogue with people in our industry. Explore our communities and join the conversation-share thoughts and ideas, or get an insider's view on how Intel approaches many of the issues that affect technology today.
- See the latest on Intel's technology expert community site >>
-
- Visit the ZDNet Enterprise Mobility Hub sponsored by Verizon Wireless! It has the latest news, commentary, and resources for your mobile and wireless strategy development.
- Video: How to spoof a MAC address
- Five steps to protect mobile devices anywhere, anytime
- Fetch Your E-Mail from Anywhere
- From our sponsors
-
- Push to Talk from Verizon Wireless Choose Verizon Wireless and get a Push to Talk service you can rely on. The only service that comes with the Network. Starting at $699.
-
