Ian Evenden

Score: 80% At last, a laptop for those who like to use crowbars for the job they were originally designed for.

Score: 68% 5060 shades of grey.

Score: 70% Big, hot, and just a little too expensive.

Score: 75% For those who measure their lives in fractions of a second.

Score: 80% A big chair for big gamers, but lacking a few adjustability options in an attempt to cut costs.

Score: 71% Pairing last-gen parts with current-gen GPUs is a recipe for more affordable gaming.

Score: 79% Aesthetically it might be an acquired taste, but it's a big, bulky, and powerful PC.

Score: 70% A compact laptop with a muddled identity and a pricing problem.

Score: 76% An entry-level soundbar from the people who brought us the AWE32.

Score: 72% Budget desktop speakers that can go surprisingly loud.

Score: 85% Big and fast, if you’ve got the right port.

Score: 73 % MSI's Stealthy laptop blends in, but its performance takes a hit.

Score: 86% Stuck in the middle with you, and with excellent Wi-Fi reception.

Score: 81% A sturdy 16-incher that delivers a lot for the price.

Score: 88% The fastest, bluest external SSD on the block.

Score: 82% Tiny, tiny terabytes to take your gaming overspill.

Score: 79% Razer has shaved off some features for its budget chair, but it’s still comfy.

Curvy The dreaded curve comes to the 32-inch 4K OLED monitor.

Score: 75% A big noisy monster, and that's just fine by us.

Is this finally a Mac for PC gaming?