This is something that UK based component retailer YoYoTech have clearly given a lot of thought before putting together their latest range of Gaming PC's. With prices starting at £500 for the most basic model and going up to around £700 for their top-end, it's clear to see that YoYoTech have avoided the usual slap-the-most-expensive-components-in mentality adopted by a lot of system integrators. But, are these systems actually any good for gaming? Can you spend £500 on a PC and not experience a slide-show when playing the latest games? Today we're going to be looking at YoYoTech's entry level Spartan 300 system complete with an Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 (and a lot of overclocking) to see if gaming on a budget is really possible.



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