HP Omen 30L vs MSI Meg Trident X

Ignoring the Falcon Northwest, the Omen 30L placed right where it should have. The Corsair scored almost identically with its Core i9-10850K, backing up what I said earlier about going for the preconfigured Omen 30L with that chip versus the Core i9-10900K in my review unit.

If it's so small, then they had to make compromises somewhere. Impressively, they didn't make any compromises. Our Windows 10 home model features an 8...

Overall, with the exception of no XMP, it's a great quality prebuilt and I'm more than satisfied with it.

Elsewhere, the MSI Trident X doesn’t have the best build quality. There’s little room to upgrade on the inside, which is cramped and crammed with cables.

To make it easier I will break this down into sections and go from there. Design: I really like how this PC looks but as I said in my previous review when you pick a case purely based on aesthetics you can end up compromising airflow or at the very least not optimizing it. This is a mistake I have made with my own builds and this pre-built consistently reminds me of that. If you look at the pictures and find this isn't something you like I am sure you can find something better with better thermals, especially after the current GPU shortage ends

Generally speaking, gaming PCS are built for function, not form. Big black box with a few blue highlights is usually the best you can hope for. The MC...