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Overclockers XVI Gamer review: While impressive, it's probably worth saving your money

Overclockers XVI Gamer review: While impressive, it’s probably worth saving your money

Posted on August 5, 2019 By Jarvis

A good all-rounder, but in exchange for slightly less power you can get a much better deal

£200 can go a long way in PC building. This is well known to anyone who’s attempted a DIY system: it can upgrade the graphics card to a whole other tier, it can massively boost storage capacity and speed, and it can get you a CPU with significantly more cores and multitasking muscle.
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