High-end, high-price gaming PCs such as the Dell XPS 700 and the Falcon Northwest Mach V with Intel's new Core 2 Duo CPUs grabbed headlines with their record-breaking performance, but there are more affordable mainstream systems, such as the $999 Velocity Micro Vector GX Campus Edition, that also feature Intel's new chips. The PC Club Enpower Sabre Extreme, part of the house brand of retail chain PC Club, runs with the mainstream crowd. At $1,399, it's a little more expensive than the Velocity Micro but includes a 19-inch LCD monitor and a speedier Core 2 Duo processor.



Link: cNET