Best PC Desktops for Expandability

what's great about it:?processor, expansion bays, ram.....

the case is large enough to allow for such expansion which is a plus.vista took a little bit of time to set up (and it's a little too user-friendly in my opinion but that is not gateway's fault), but

it has many expansion bays and ram can be upgraded, so it won't be obsolete in the next year or two.the comp comes with all the usual junk software that you have to remove.

this computer also has great room for expansion inside and plenty of room to add more hdds or maybe a gpu.

what's great about it:?small but powerful what's not so great:?small and pratically zero expandability "ok.

it has 1 expansion slot (pci-e x16 1.0) but the only graphics cards you can put in here are low profile, and be sure that it isn't that great of a card, because the power supply that comes with this

cons: as others have said there is no extra internal expansion capacity (that i'm capable of utilizing) but for my use that's not a problem.

it is also a stand-alone card and not integrated into the motherboard nor is it "shared" video memory.furture expansion:so far, i have found 6 usb ports.

there are lots of bays for expansion.

best package for the price that i've been able to find with enough expandability to keep most people happy for a while.

the processor, ram, vid card, tv, expansion capabilities, etc., are all very impressive.

pros: powerful newly refined amd chipset, ram to spare, expansion capability to spare, and a pretty slick looking design.