Just by looking at it, you’ll tell that this machine is all about the basics, and for this range and price point, it’s pretty fine. It sports a fairly compact size with a modest look, which means there’s nothing here that screams ‘powerhouse’ or ‘gamer’. Instead, you have a minimalist look for an all-black device that won’t clash with your décor; It will mix well with your office or bedroom.

Then, you don’t have to worry about space on your desk or the floor to accommodate a traditional tower, either, 13.4 by 6.4 by 13.8 inches (HWD). In comparison, the HP Slim Desktop (10.6 by 3.7 by 11.9 inches) and the Lenovo Idea Center 3 (11.8 by 3.9 by 10.6 inches) are even more compact, but that’s fair enough when it’s less expensive (and less powerful), Especially when one is ‘slim’ for a name. (These machines, as noted above, are powered by fewer laptop-grade processors).

The port selection is above average for this price range starting with a USB 3.1 Type-A port, USB Type-C port, SD card slot, and audio jack on the front panel. Panel).

The rest of the ports are on the rear panel: two HDMI connections, four USB 3.1 ports, two USB 3.0 ports, and an Ethernet jack. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adds value and proves to be useful, although most competitors offer it as well.

Bundled in the package is a very simple wired mouse and keyboard, which gets the job done if you don’t already have your own peripherals.

Performance

The Acer Aspire TC-895-UA91 is a fully capable Core i3-powered desktop PC, which is pretty fluent on most basic tasks. Although the party doesn’t end here, you’ll be impressed with the combination of a 10th-generation Intel Core i3-10100 (quad-core) processor, 8GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD storage, all packed into a compact machine without hiking. price.

As a general-use desktop PC, you can rely on the new core components to deliver stable performance and the storage options will keep the machine running without any glitches. If you need to do some light office work at home that you did in the past, it’s up to the Aspire Tasks. However, if you have a heavy workload, I absolutely don’t recommend this as your main work PC.

The Core i5 chip in the Acer Aspire TC-895-UA92 closes the gap for most office tasks, but should you need a complete powerhouse for the office, stretching your budget will cost you the HP Envy TE01 or the Dell Inspiron 3880 Business. The desktop will be found. Although both options are quite expensive.

Meanwhile, the TC-895-UA91 is much faster than most laptop-grade Athlon Silver- and Gold-based models, which justifies the modest price. Again, this can load some simple browser games with simple graphic demands, or 2D games such as simulation or strategy games, which rely more heavily on the CPU. I

If you intend to play serious modern titles, however, and you need something with a dedicated graphics card, check out the HP Pavilion TG01-1022, which is a more budget-friendly pick.

Our Rating | Excellent