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Rick Rizner
The $1890 Velocity Micro ProMagix PCX performed well in our tests. Velocity Micro overclocked the Pentium 4 550 from 3.4 GHz to 3.54 GHz and boosted the bus speed from 800MHz to 832MHz--settings you can adjust in the system's PC Setup utility. These vendor settings may have contributed to the impressive score of 94 that the ProMagix PCX achieved in our WorldBench 5 tests--it's slightly faster than any other PC we've tested with the same CPU and 1GB of SDRAM...