5 best gaming monoblocks

24-inch entry-level gaming all-in-one with hardware to comfortably run most of today's games. Based on a combination of a 4-core Intel processor and a gaming video card with a GTX1050 chip and 4 GB of its own video memory. The key problem is the poor design of the cooling system, which is not powerful enough to withstand long working sessions, especially if a resource-demanding game is running. At the same time, as compensation, the manufacturer offers a bunch of two carriers, as well as good upgrade options. Pleased with the display with the most clear picture. The reviews also note the sound quality of the speakers, on which ASUS definitely did not save money by using the best option. To the minuses, in addition to the cooling system, let's add an uncomfortable mouse - it should be replaced first.

Mid-range gaming monoblock with a high level of performance. Built on the basis of the 9th generation Intel CPU, this is a fairly powerful 6-core gem with the ability to auto-overclock within 1.8-3.4 GHz. Paired with it is a discrete video card of the Radeon 530 family, supplemented with 2 GB of its own memory, plus the manufacturer immediately measured 16 GB of RAM, and even with the option of doubling due to the backup slot. As a result, we get the most balanced version of all those in the top, and with the best groundwork for a future upgrade. Of course, nowhere without a fly in the ointment: you will have to put up with ergonomic flaws, deal with the constant pollution of the display, change the uncomfortable keyboard to something more gaming and buy more normal acoustics, otherwise the ears will have to suffer from the terrible sound of the speakers.

An expensive, prestigious monoblock with very powerful hardware that allows you to easily run any games, but on condition that they are adapted for MacOS. It is not by chance that the version with an SSD drive got into our top, the options with the sensational HDD Fusion Drive cannot cope with gaming tasks due to the unstable data exchange rate, so you will have to overpay for comfortable gaming. In general, we have an excellent system, complemented by a first-class 17-inch Retina display and 5K resolution, which will provide the most complete immersion in the world of high-detail modern graphics. It remains only to supplement the monoblock with high-quality acoustics or gaming headphones, since the standard speakers are not encouraging with purity and richness of sound.

A very powerful gaming monoblock of a budget level, assembled on the basis of a 10th generation 6-core processor, which is better adapted to work in games.The rest of the hardware is also pleasing: for a reasonable price, we get a smart SSD for half a terabyte, a discreet with 2 GB of memory and 8 GB of base RAM with a second free slot. Given the budget monoblock, he received a 24-inch display, which will require only a minor calibration of the factory settings. Among the minuses, we note a problem familiar to an inexpensive gaming model: poor-quality implementation of the keyboard and mouse, so they will definitely have to be replaced. In general, the HP 24-dp0022ur runs fresh games at least at medium graphics settings without much difficulty.

Very interesting model with a good adaptation to the game. There is a 27-inch touchscreen display with FullHD resolution, but 4K versions also occasionally appear on sale. The filling is a powerful 6-core processor and a discrete 4 GB of its own video memory.In addition, the monoblock comes with two drives at once: SSD + HDD. The list of disadvantages in the first place is the noisy operation of the cooling system, especially under load. Further in the reviews, they often complain about the not the highest quality of the standard keyboard, which quickly fails. We also note the plastic case, which not only easily gets dirty, but also complicates heat dissipation, which forces the fans to work at full capacity.