You can get everything you need for your desktop computer setup with an All-in-One computer, which typically integrates the system's internal components - from the motherboard and processor to the disc drives, cooling fan and other parts - into the same case as the display. The purpose is to help save space and potentially offer the benefit of portability. The monitor, mouse and keyboard are included to help complete the system. For a beautiful display, consider large, high-definition monitors with touch capacity.
What is an All-in-One Desktop Computer?
An All-in-One combines each of a desktop computer's components, such as the power supply, motherboard, processor, drives, memory and cooling fan into one space. All-in-One computers help conserve space while reducing the cable clutter that can be created by a traditional CPU chassis and other external hardware enclosures. Some All-in-One computers also are portable. For a variety of other portable computer designs, browse laptops and tablets.
Processor
Choose a powerful processor to ensure your All-in-One computer runs at peak performance and easily handles complex tasks, from video and image editing to gaming. Typically manufactured by AMD or Intel, many processors feature high clock speeds of 3.0GHz or greater as well as quad-, hex- and even octa-core designs for high processing power.
Monitor
Many desktop computers feature large, desk-mounted monitors that provide among the highest resolutions available at the time, for rendering beautiful, high-definition images and graphics and presenting videos in perhaps the highest quality. Consider the limits of your desktop space when selecting the size of your monitor. Additionally, some monitors may be freestanding and feature an adjustable stand, while others are integrated with the keyboard and/or computer housing.
Design Features
Many All-in-One PC computers offer a variety of design features providing ergonomic and entertainment benefits. For instance, many computers offer adjustable components - from adjustable monitor stands to tilting screens - that can make it easy to work in comfort. For an alternate computer system option that allows a high level of customization, browse barebone systems.
