Desktops & minis

Works well as a system for three specific setups, but at around £4,500 for all the parts a powerful laptop makes more sense.

Impressive to fit a desktop PC into a keyboard, but the fans are very loud and it costs about as much as a laptop.

He sees it as barely more powerful than a PS5 at $1,049, so unlikely to repeat the Steam Deck's success.

Beautiful, tiny design that was too expensive, cracked, and flopped, though it foreshadowed the Mac Studio.

An impressively powerful and silent small desktop, though third-party app performance is unproven and Pro models will go further.

One of the coolest pieces of tech he has used, with Evangelion detail throughout and huge performance, even if some features are pointless.

A $25,000 purchase that was only about 25% faster than his MacBook and was made obsolete by Apple silicon.

A PC built from Wish parts in a fake Xbox case that cost more than a real Series X and ran Call of Duty at a poor frame rate.

A used Facebook Marketplace PC that was far cheaper than expected and good enough to play Halo, though it was noticeably behind Vikkstar's…

Vikkstar's very powerful, oversized rig, which Arun finds a monster and total overkill.

Combined a TV and a desktop computer, but ended up too expensive and underpowered to suit either audience.

The Mac option for MrBeast's editors, with equivalent specs at about $21,000.

The editors who prefer Windows use these very expensive 24-core workstations.

A high-end gaming setup built around efficiency, with a very responsive Windows experience, costing about $115,000 including the room.

A custom PC built into a motorised desk with electrochromic glass and top-end parts, though not the thinnest thing in the video.