Best desktop PCs
The best desktops and all-in-one computers
A decent desktop PC can make those daily computing tasks a breeze. No more watching that pesky Windows egg timer slowly tick down, or drumming your fingers impatiently on the desk. Our Best Buys suit a range of budgets, but all are quick enough for the average user, so you won't be hanging around.
Below, we've rounded up complete all-in-one computers, as well as tower desktops. Each type of computer is suited for different purposes, so be sure to read our guide on how to buy the best desktop PC to ensure you're armed with all the information you need to make a good choice.
Recommendations correct as of May 2020
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When we're testing desktop PCs at the Which? lab, we make sure that the tests we're running represent the sort of things you'll be doing with your new PC. So whilst we do the things you've expect, such as benchmarking tests to check how powerful these machines are, we also record how long it takes to boot up, or transfer data from a USB - tasks that we all do everyday.
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