Review of the MSI Titan 700, one Via based barebone
- Review of the MSI Titan 700, one Via based barebone
- Page 2 - External view
- Page 3 - Internal view, benchmark configurations
- Page 4 - Benchmarks
- Page 5 - Benchmarks, part 2
- Page 6 - Final words
Page 6 - Final words
Page 6 - Final words
Strong sides:
- Small size
- Quiet
- Low power consumption
- DVD writer
- 120 GB disk drive
- 5.1 channel sound
- S-Video
Weak points:
- Front panel design
- Stand design
- Lesser performance
- High price
From the tests it is quite evident that as far as performance goes, MSI Titan 700 is inadequate to modern, or even older systems. Its performance is more or less fine for dealing with the main functions imprinted in its design, namely – office work and maybe myltimedia station.
Its small size is ideal for office use, education use, stores nd all and any other application you can think of for a small computer for general use without expecting much. The shelf below your telly isn't an unusual place for it either. His low power consumption is a major bonus.
The mark we give this PC is 5.5/10. It is partially based on the relatively high price of the product and the definitely lower performance. Should the price were lover as to meeting the performance values it would get one more point. For another half point a remote or at least IR sensor should be integrated. Another half point, just for style, would surely be added if we held in our hands the other model (the one from the MSI website).
Thanks to our partners from Solytron , that made this review possible.
Author: Stoyan Pamukchiev, a.k.a Stuyo
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