Best gaming all-in-one computers

Top pick: Apple iMac (2024, M4) — the only all-in-one here with a genuinely modern chip and a proper high-resolution display, so it handles everyday gaming and creative work smoothly. It's the safest long-term buy, and it's sold at several stores, so you can compare.

Who the others suit:

• Mavark HP OmniStudio X — the most powerful, biggest-memory option if you want maximum headroom and don't mind paying for it.
• AI 50 Ultra V3 / AI V3 ELITE AMD — strong multi-core specs for heavy workloads; check the graphics details before buying for games.
• Suevery 27″ and 27-inch models — big screens on a budget for casual and light gaming.
• Acer Aspire C24 — a 120Hz screen at a modest price, fine for esports-style titles.
• Cybrimax 24″, STGSivir, Toemaagic — entry-level machines for browsing, streaming and very light games.
• BlairTech ChromeOS Flex (renewed) — cheapest way to a basic all-in-one, but not a gaming machine.

One honest caveat: true gaming all-in-ones are rare — most of these use integrated or entry-level graphics, so check the GPU before buying if frame rates matter.