Zoostorm 7873-1075

It will be my LAST Zoostorm computer.

EXTREMELY slow booting to Windows 7 ie up to 5 mins System freezes regularly and work is lost. Lack of any guidance notes on what to expect. (What does >>Start PXE over IPv4, PXE - E18 - Server response timeout, >> Start PXE over IPv6, mean...

great machine.

only negative. button for cd is hidden by front bezel. This has to be taken off to access the dvd reader so that the O/S CD can be installed

the power of this beast

the case and the fan are rubbish. (new power supply and my old case makes it rock n roll)

Quite fast

Case aint all that

A great value high spec PC.

DVD drive sometimes doesnt want to close - think the button on the case gets stuck with the DVD drive button. Can be annoying when loading Windows via the disk and the drive keeps opening!

Was looking for a new system and this was the best value for money i7-based system I could find.

No OS supplied, so might be difficult for the non-computer savvy, as by default seemed to want to load an OS from network. Had to ask bios nicely to install (W7 & mobo drivers) from DVD instead. Thereafter, a doddle.

Fast, quite (no fan noise as others have complained about), good value.

Case is a bit flimsy, and there is an occasional annoying resonant buzz from the flap on the front that covers the usb ports.

Very fast processor which overclocks up to 3.9Ghz, plenty of memory, gigabyte motherboard and a massive 2TB HDD which I use as a second Hard Drive.

Had problems installing motherboard drivers which caused a couple of problems and as others have commented very week PSU which you will need to replace if you intend to add a dedicated graphics card.

Exactly as it says on the tin - cheap, powerful machine with no OS cost added on.

Weak fan and integrated graphics card. The internal layout also made it fiddly to get the graphics card in place.

fast

no wirless as is, so has to be cabled up...but it never claimed otherwise.