Eventhough Alienware is the most known gaming desktop PC manufacturer it doesn’t mean it is the only one you should consider. Looking at the Cryo Pico Gaming Desktop PC you might be tempted to try it out. According to the guys over at TrustedReviews it is a great small form factor gaming desktop pc although it is not exactly the quietest gaming desktop available nor the smallest.

Dell has slowly been phasing out the gaming XPS desktop and notebook lines since it bought Alienware so it was surprising to see a new XPS desktop launched. Dell Studio XPS 7100 Gaming Desktop PC features a six-core AMD Phenom II X6 1055T processor running at  2.8GHz and a 1GB ATI Radeon HD 5870 graphics. It may not be a benchmark topper but it definitely packs enough power to satisfyingly runs any game you throw at it. Read the full review at DesktopReview.

Even though Alienware’s notebooks stole most of the thunder at HandsOnReviews that doesn’t mean that its desktop are any less impressive. J.R. Nelson at DesktopReview couldn’t agree with this statement more as he was overly impressed with the Alienware Aurora ALX Intel Core i7 Gaming Desktop. He thinks the Alienware Aurora ALX represents a new face for both Alienware and Dell by brining a more industrially-oriented chassis design then its previous desktop computers and not to mention the performance it delivers with an Intel Core i7-975 Extreme 3.33GHz and 2 x ATI Radeon HD5870 in CrossFire.