TrustedReviews take a look at the Alienware Aurora 7500.

So what's special about this PC. Well, definitely the most special thing about this PC is that it costs £ 3,992.05. Yes, this PC costs almost as much as a brand new small car. Alternatively, you could buy an XBox 360 Premium and 90 games at forty quid a pop. Or you could spend three grand on an an HD screen and still have loads left for an XBox 360 and a heap of games. Let's face it - this is just stupid money for a PC.

So how does the Alienware perform? In our intensive 'SpodeMark' tests, the Alienware takes the crown as the fastest machine we've ever tested overall, pulling ahead of the Wired2Fire and our reference platform. In Call of Duty 2, our most demanding game test, it pulled ahead at all resolutions bar one. In Counter-Strike: Source it was a clean sweep, and it achieved a narrow victory in Battlefield 2. However, in Quake 4 it fell behind, though the result is still very respectable.

So this is then a very fine, very fast, but flawed PC. The biggest issue is the use of four DIMMs instead of two and a very loud power supply. The fact that you can't fit an Aegia card at present is also an annoyance. So though it's very well put together and offers some outstanding components, it's not perfect. But for nearly four grand, shouldn't it be?