Does anyone know about Vibox?

[TheMadHacker]

Hi i am looking to build a new computer for gaming but the process seems a little complicated so I was looking at cheaper prebuilt systems that i could add components to eg GPU and i cam across this company on ebay called Vibox, there pc's are really cheap and i cant really see anything wrong with them but can someone just tell me if they are good value.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vibox-4-0GHz-16GB-4-0GHz-Quad-core-gaming-PC-1TB-Super-Fast-computer-/221127252096?pt=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item337c361880

 

[manofchalk]

They are pretty cheap, and are good value since its cheaper than the sum of its parts if bough individually, but it is nowhere near approaching what I would call a gaming PC.

I would call that thing an office PC at best, lowest CPU in the current gen with the lowest GPU in the last gen. No way could you game on that.

 

[Praxeology]

Hi i am looking to build a new computer for gaming but the process seems a little complicated so I was looking at cheaper prebuilt systems that i could add components to eg GPU and i cam across this company on ebay called Vibox, there pc's are really cheap and i cant really see anything wrong with them but can someone just tell me if they are good value.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vibox-4-0GHz-16GB-4-0GHz-Quad-core-gaming-PC-1TB-Super-Fast-computer-/221127252096?pt=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item337c361880

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