AVADirect Custom Computers Awards and Reviews

6/7/2012

"As expected, AVADirect's X79 Custom Gaming PC dashed through our gamut of benchmarks, in some cases breaking records that were set just a month or two ago. Without any visible bottlenecks, AVADirect's build crushed our gaming tests, topping 230fps in Far Cry 2 and, more impressively, breaking 90fps in Aliens vs Predator at a 2560x1600 resolution with all the settings cranked up."   - Paul Lilly

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5/30/2012

"The $1,326 AVADirect Clevo W110ER is proof that you don't need a monster 17-inch gaming rig to get your game on. The 11.6-inch mini rig packs all the specs of the big boys into a seriously portable frame."   - Sherri L. Smith

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4/16/2012

"It's fair to say the AVADirect Clevo P270WM with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M graphics cards in SLI configuration delivers the best gaming experience of any notebook we've reviewed to date."   - Jerry Jackson

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3/26/2012

"The AVADirect Quiet X79 Gaming PC is whisper quiet and powerful enough to let you play with the big dogs. Even with six-core processing, competitive gaming graphics, and room for plenty of upgrades, the Quiet X79 Gaming PC brings it all together for a lot less than top-flight gaming rigs."   - Brian Westover

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1/30/2012

"In their Silent Gaming PC, AVADirect has produced a reasonably balanced, powerful build that goes a large way towards proving a powerful system can still run quietly. Since gaming typically taxes the GPU far more than the CPU and the custom cooler on the GTX 580 runs incredibly quietly, gamers aren't going to have any complaints with AVADirect's build."   - Dustin Sklavos

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12/7/2011

"Since the machine is build-to-order, you can cut back on some components to save money--or you can go in the opposite direction and make the AVADirect X7200 even more of a performance beast by adding memory or doubling up on GPU horsepower. Despite the big price, if you want the raw performance of a desktop system, but need to schlep the PC around frequently, the X7200 may just fit the bill."   - Loyd Case

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11/23/2011

"Though the system is as quiet as its moniker suggests, it’s still a beast on our benchmarks ..."   - Alex Cocilova

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11/21/2011

"AVADirect's Clevo P180HM is a desktop replacement that chomps at the bit for LAN party gaming, but let's not pigeonhole what this system can do. With a super large 18.4-inch display, Blu-ray drive and CyberLink software, all the parts are in place for an entertainment powerhouse, and that's what AVADirect put together. A heaping pile of RAM, smoking fast solid state drive, and quad-core processor form a fierce foundation for all types of power user tasks. Don't even bother trying to find a chink in the armor, because one doesn't exist. AVADirect left no stone unturned."   - Paul Lilly

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10/14/2011

"AVADirect took gaming to heart with its silent PC. Besides overclocking its 3.3GHz Core i5-2500K to 4.7GHz using a Prolimatech Megahalems cooler, AVADirect matches that chip with Asus’s three-slot ENGTX580 card. With its beefy build and giant fans, the yuge ENGTX580 is generally intended for overclocking, but if you don’t overclock, you can run the card quietly. So damn quiet, in fact, that the fans on the ENGTX580 don’t spool up to any noticeable level."   - Gordon Mah Ung

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10/7/2011

"Overall, my impressions of the AVADirect custom system were very positive and it proves that you can not only build a system for around $1000 (from scratch) and play all of today's latest games, but you also have one BUILT FOR YOU for around $1000. In truth, the markup you are paying for the system is minimal over buying the components directly and you get the added protection of a three warranty."   - Ryan Shrout

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