Acer Dual Core Desktop Computers

The Acer 14 Swift Go 14 Multi-Touch Laptop is a Great Laptop. It has the Intel Core Ultra 7 16 core processor, touch screen, thunderbolt USB-C (2 ports) along with 2 USB-A 3.2 ports, SD card reader and Intel ARC 8 Core graphics. The screen is super bright at 400 nits. Weight is a mere 2.91 pounds and the battery lasts anywhere between 8 to10 hours. All these features at the price of $749. B&H is the best place for quality products at a reasonable price. They can't be beat.

Bitdefender Security came with one free year with a purchase of an Acer desktop. Great deal

Bought a new Acer xc 1660g uw93 desktop that seriously needed upgrading out of the box. This memory along with additional storage did the trick. Memory upgrades are about the easiest and most noticeable upgrades you can do to a PC.

This machine is wonderful. Don't bother with the entry level desktop, go for the 6 core and up.

The KVM was easy to setup and make using dual monitors for two computers quick and helpful.

cheap, dual core, locked, little cache... Do not be misleaded by comparatives with an i9, that was single thread with ridiculously expensive motherboards and ddr5. It is slow because it is made to be like that. Works just to browse the web and a few small things

Being able to use the dual drive to move files from a MacBook to computers with USB-A is very useful. The drive works well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Universal US -C 8-in-1 Dual Display Core Hub is exactly what I needed to hook my work station up! It’s small and takes up hardly any room. It had multiple ports to plug everything in that’s needed - my speaker, mouse, keyboard, and webcam. It was flawless to install and works perfectly! It’s quite sturdy and seems like it’ll be very durable, which is what I need! Very happy with this!

I have a 5 year old mid-2010 Mac Pro dual quad-core as a video editing platform that started having compatibility issues with Adobe CS5.5 Premiere Pro, a failing graphics card and a 1 TB HDD on it's last leg. I opted to upgrade the processors to dual 3.46 six-core processors, run a MacVidCard flashed Nvidia GTX 780 6 GB graphics card, bump up from 24 GB RAM to 32 GB RAM, and go from OS X Lion to Mavericks. The final internal upgrade was to install a Crucial 1 TB SATA SSD for my primary OS system, applications and storage and a second Crucial 500 GB SATA SSD for current video projects and media. I chose to use the OWC 2.5 Drive Sled. Super slick product that works well. Final results: very fast and extremely stable editing platform. Well worth the money. I plan on adding a third 2.5 OWC Drive Sled to hold another Crucial SSD when money permits for additional storage of projects. Couldn't be happier with the results!

I upgraded the hard drive in my main business laptop (a dual-core 17.3 Windows 7 Pro machine) with this SSD and the difference in performance is dramatic!