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Best Gaming Desktops 2019: Play your PC games at their best

Best Gaming Desktops 2019: Play your PC games at their best

Posted on July 10, 2019 By Jarvis

If you want to play Apex Legends at blisteringly high frame rates or are looking to get immersed in Resident Evil 2 or Sekiro in stunning 4K, consoles simply won’t do. You’ll need a gaming PC.

We’ve tested dozens of the best gaming PCs available, running our rigorous suite of benchmarks and playing several demanding games on each system. Our current overall favorite is the Alienware Aurora, thanks to its eye-catching design, easy upgradability and a variety of pricing options for both budget shoppers and VR enthusiasts.
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Computers & IT Tags:4K, Alienware, Alienware Aurora, gaming, PC, PC Games, review, VR

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