OUR BEST SELLING SYSTEMS OF 2011!

ubershell · 20 Dec 2011 at 08:50

Find out what our most popular systems are...

Are you curious to know what our best selling systems of 2011 are?

Are you looking for a new PC but don't know what to choose?

Look no further than our top 10 systems of 2011 for the low down on what makes each system so popular with our customers.

What do you think?

We'd also love to hear from you, especially if you bought a new system from us this year, let us know what you think of it, or if you are planning on buying a new system let us know which one you are going for and the reasons why!

CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR MOST POPULAR SYSTEMS OF 2011

FARGO · 20 Dec 2011 at 11:35

Good idea - I've been wondering this myself. Are they in rank order?

Ryan-3 · 20 Dec 2011 at 11:52

The Titan 8200i has the "Latest 'Technolog' from Nvidia & AMD". I want some technolog too!

#Chri5# · 20 Dec 2011 at 11:59

The Spinosaur says 8GB Tri-Channel - impressive

fiveub · 20 Dec 2011 at 12:17

Should be fixed now!

Hyburnate · 20 Dec 2011 at 12:23

Pretty sure you only just released the Llano systems?

ubershell · 20 Dec 2011 at 14:47

FARGO said:
Good idea - I've been wondering this myself. Are they in rank order?

Unfortunately they aren't in rank order.

Speak nicely to nathwraith however and he might be willing to divulge more

Reaper 392 · 22 Dec 2011 at 16:56

Hyburnate said:
Pretty sure you only just released the Llano systems?

i expect they take the time on sale into account with the ranking

im very surprised to see an AMD rig in there, and an X58 system too. i would have thought that the sandybridges would have taken all 10 spots tbh

horrorwood · 22 Dec 2011 at 17:55

Reaper 392 said:
im very surprised to see an AMD rig in there, and an X58 system too. i would have thought that the sandybridges would have taken all 10 spots tbh

No offence to people... but not everybody knows what they are buying.

For example I think intel have made it very confusing basically releasing 4/5 different versions of the i7, all of which can be quite a bit different in performance. Customers just see "i7" and think oh thats good i'll get it. Although to be honest the oldest i7's are still very good.

It does not surprise me that people are still buying AMD either, some customers are loyal to one brand... Nope I have no idea why either

TwsT · 24 Dec 2011 at 16:53

horrorwood said:
No offence to people... but not everybody knows what they are buying.

For example I think intel have made it very confusing basically releasing 4/5 different versions of the i7, all of which can be quite a bit different in performance. Customers just see "i7" and think oh thats good i'll get it. Although to be honest the oldest i7's are still very good.

It does not surprise me that people are still buying AMD either, some customers are loyal to one brand... Nope I have no idea why either

Some people need computers to just run the interwebs AMD does that no problem. Value wise AMD is perfectly acceptable to non enthusiast users IMO.

Klo · 24 Dec 2011 at 17:40

horrorwood said:
It does not surprise me that people are still buying AMD either, some customers are loyal to one brand... Nope I have no idea why either

Because they work perfectly well for 99% of tasks the average user will want it for. In fact, they work fine for any task, just Intel outperforms them. But that doesn't suddenly mean AMD processors can't do stuff.

ggidd · 25 Dec 2011 at 09:23

Well I know the differences with i7 ranges but I always say to people who are on low budgets that there is nothing wrong with buying AMD. I feel for someone who has to keep to a budget they offer much better performance to price. I tell them they can invest 'part' of the savings on buying a slightly better GPU and an SSD. For 99% of casual gamers this is a much better solution.

If you can afford the high end i7 CPU's then thats great for you and yes they will outperform, but then you paid how much for that? Makes no sense in the real world