Velocity Micro Edge Z30

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Pros:

High Quality Components, Customizable, System Free Of Trialware
Great bang for the buck performance. New Core i7 processor (codenamed "Lynnfield"). No Bloatware. Nice internal cable routing and windowed case.

Cons:

Lower Core i5 Quad Core Processor, Below Average Base Hard Drive Size, Lacks eSATA
No security software included. Case fan noise.

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Last revision on April 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

High Quality Components, Customizable, System Free Of Trialware
Great bang for the buck performance. New Core i7 processor (codenamed "Lynnfield"). No Bloatware. Nice internal cable routing and windowed case

Reviewers Didn't Like

Lower Core i5 Quad Core Processor, Below Average Base Hard Drive Size, Lacks eSATA
No security software included. Case fan noise

Expert reviews and ratings

Pros: High Quality Components, Customizable, System Free Of Trialware

Cons: Lower Core i5 Quad Core Processor, Below Average Base Hard Drive Size, Lacks eSATA

By About.com on January 01, 2010

The Velocity Micro Edge Z30 gives you performance that used to require a $5,000 system with multiple graphics cards. The constant march of technology gives the hard-core gamer a power system for under...

By PC Mag on September 08, 2009

In terms of power consumption, the Z30 is efficient for the most part and in line with other computers in its price range. As expected, the Z30 consumes less power than more powerful and more expensive...

By Dev Hardware on November 12, 2009