Maingear has proved that all-in-ones can be used for gaming too

Most of the PC gaming enthusiasts I’ve met in my life would never even consider getting an all-in-one for a number of reasons, the primary one being that it has almost as many limitations as a laptop, but without the benefit of portability. Gaming laptops make sense for a gamer that’s always on the move, but if you’re willing to buy a gaming all-in-one, you might as well just buy a regular tower and a separate monitor. At least, that’s how things used to be, but Maingear may have changed things with the Alpha 34. This recently-unveiled computer is the first enticing gaming all-in-one I’ve ever seen, mainly because its doesn’t seem to sacrifice anything in the way of power, and it comes at the relatively affordable price of $2000.