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Rick Rizner, John Goddard
This Gateway's most attractive feature is the price: under $800 for a system that's suitable for basic business and home computing needs. Driven by a 2.6-GHz Pentium 4 processor and 256MB of DDR266 SDRAM, the 310X earned a PC WorldBench 4 score of 108. Though its performance is a tad slow compared to most value systems we've tested recently, its speed is fine for simple computing tasks.
Gateway included a 17-inch EV730 CRT monitor...