Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35

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May, 2013

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Expert review by: Dave James (techradar.com)

Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35

The Excalibur 630OC35 uses all AMD based components to keep the price down

Great price; Well specced; Impressive performance

Limited upgrade potential

But it all works now and does its job admirably. For £600 you'd be hard pushed to find a machine as well specified and as quick off the blocks as this

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Expert review by: Anthony Dhanendran (computeractive.co.uk)

Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35

Plenty of gaming power

Superb power; excellent for games; lots of expansion potential

No screen, keyboard or mouse; awkwardly placed power switch

An impressive gaming computer, especially if you already have your own display

Feb, 2010

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Expert review by: Robin Morris (pcadvisor.co.uk)

Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35 review

The Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35 is an inexpensive and fast desktop PC base unit.

For anyone needing a flat-panel too, it’ll be hard to make much saving over Core i5 750 systems in our £501-£750 PCs chart. The Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35 is let down by its AMD processor, making it that bit slower in most areas than Intel-equipped...

Feb, 2010

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Expert review by: Mike Jennings (pcpro.co.uk)

Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35

The last Palicomp machine to appear in PC Pro, the Core i7 Ice Blitz OC4, was a heavyweight contender that made up for its lack of subtlety with raw speed. The Crewe-based firm's latest system, the Excalibur 630OC35, looks to be a far more rounded...

Fast, well built and cheap, only a loud graphics card fan dampens our enthusiasm

Mar, 2010

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Expert review by: Anthony Dhanendran (talktalk.co.uk)

Palicomp Excalibur 630OC35

Plenty of gaming power Palicomp's Excalibur 630OC35 is a gaming PC. Inside the case is an AMD AM3 Athlon II quad-core processor, which has been overclocked â this means it has been set up ...