Introduction
eMachines, best known for their affordable computer systems has introduced a PC desktop system designed from the ground up for gamers. Now let's get real here. When you think eMachines, you probably think low-budget systems with non-upgradeable designs, right? This is the same company that was offering $200 PC systems (with a CompuServe or other ISP contracts) 5 years ago, when the competition was pushing $2000 systems. Well, things have changed. Dell, Gateway, HP and others are all offering desktop solutions for under $600 dollars complete with a monitor and speakers (sometimes even a free printer). Most hardcore gamers will shy away from these systems, but eMachines is hoping their new T6212 gaming PC will grab your attention. Priced at just under $600 dollars after rebate, the T6212 could be the best deal currently out there for a PC.
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by Carter on November 7, 2007:
“I bought mine about 2 years ago, mainly because it was a less expensive system that was easily upgradeable. It fit my budget and did what I needed it to do. Upgrading the ATI video card was easy enough and so was upgrading the RAM. I would definitely recommend...” More...
by Joel on October 17, 2007:
“Mine was fast at the start. Got slower with age. I added more ram, was fast for a bit and then seemed to slow down again. I run alot on it. I have F-Secure antivirus that runs at least 10 processes in the background which eats alot so that might be the problem....” More...
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