Máy tính tất cả trong một tốt nhất năm 2021

Khi nói đến máy tính tất cả trong một, chúng không mạnh hơn thế này. Apple iMac Pro giành lại danh hiệu Pro với sức mạnh xử lý và đồ họa mạnh mẽ hơn bất kỳ người tiêu dùng nào cần, khiến nó trở thành sự bổ sung hoàn hảo cho phòng thu video chuyên nghiệp, gian hàng kỹ thuật âm thanh hoặc văn phòng kiến ​​trúc sư.

Được trang bị với bộ vi xử lý Intel Xeon 10 lõi, đồ họa cấp máy trạm và bộ nhớ RAM 128 GB mạnh mẽ, cỗ máy này là một sức mạnh thuần túy. Thêm vào đó, thiết kế iMac được nâng cấp đầy phong cách với lớp hoàn thiện anodized màu xám không gian mát mẻ của iMac Pro. Bạn thậm chí có thể sử dụng Bàn phím Magic của Apple và Chuột Magic hoặc Bàn di chuột để phù hợp. Đây là máy tính tất cả trong một tốt nhất cho bất kỳ ai muốn giữ thiết kế iMac bóng bẩy nhưng cần sức mạnh nghiêm trọng trong một máy trạm.

Đọc đánh giá đầy đủ về Apple iMac Pro .

Our new favorite office desktop does a cool disappea ring trick, with a funky design that hides a powerful mini PC inside a specially designed monitor stand that turns it into a low-profile all-in-one PC. Packing plenty of capability into its tiny size and offering a modular solution for offices that want to upgrade often, the Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is a cool twist on the mini PC in the workplace.

The mini PC itself is so slim it might get mistaken for a laptop battery pack or a desktop dock, but inside it boasts an Intel Core processor, up to 64GB of RAM and as much as 1TB of storage. It has plenty of ports and performance that puts it squarely among the best productivity-focused PCs you can buy – in any form factor.

Read our full Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra review.

How to choose the best all-in-one computer for you

When shopping for a new desktop like one of the best all-in-one computers listed above, it helps to have a clear idea of what your intended uses are for the new system. If you’re after a basic machine for web browsing, there are plenty of budget systems that will fit the bill, but more demanding uses like editing photo and video or even creating new artistic content will demand a more powerful system.

For most users, we recommend looking for something with a Core i5 processor or better, with at least 8GB of memory, but more demanding users will want to opt for something more powerful, like an Intel Core i7, and more RAM will translate into faster, smoother operations. You may also want a discrete graphics card if you want to do any sort of gaming or media work.

Storage is also a major consideration. While many of the systems on our list offer 1TB or more of storage, we find that the best option is a dual drive system that offers a larger hard drive for file storage and a faster SSD for storing the operating system and programs.

Touch capability is common on many all-in-one computers, but not on Apple’s iMac. If you want touch or stylus support, you’ll definitely want to get a Windows machine.

And don’t forget about the display. Larger screens are great, but you may get better bang for your buck by focusing on resolution, with 4K displays becoming more common, and some high-end all-in-ones offering even higher resolution options.

All-in-one computers run the gamut from affordable to premium pricing. Budget-friendly systems can be found for less than $1000, but will generally be limited to full HD resolution displays and low-powered Celeron and Pentium processors. The best all-in-one desktops can cost $2,000 or more, and boast 4K displays, the latest Intel Core i7 processors and discrete graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD.

Since these units are always plugged in, you might want to also invest in a good surge protector to make sure your all-in-one stays in good shape.

And keep an eye out for news and upcoming reviews of newer all-in-one PCs. Whether it’s the new Lenovo Yoga AIO 7 or desktops for work and home.

How we test all-in-one PCs

Every all-in-one we review goes through a variety of benchmark tests in our lab as well as long hours of real-world use. As with our laptop reviews, we use a colorimeter to measure the brightness, color accuracy and color gamut of each all-in-one’s display.

For performance, we use the Geekbench 4 test to measure a system’s overall processing abilities. We also run a custom spreadsheet test to see how long a PC takes to match thousands of names to addresses. To evaluate each system’s hard drive speed, we measure how long it takes to copy 4.97 worth of files.

If an all-in-one has discrete graphics, we run it through many of the same benchmarks we use for gaming PCs. That includes 3DMark Fire Strike, as well as the built-in benchmark tools of games like Rise of the Tomb Raider, Hitman and Grand Theft Auto V. If an all-in-one is made to support virtual reality, we’ll also run the SteamVR Performance Test.

Most importantly, we spend a ton of time simply using each all-in-one desktop for everyday activities. We watch movies, do work, play games, and blast music on the speakers, all to get a better sense of which ones are worth your money.

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