PCSpecialist Lunar Spark Review

Item: PCSpecialist Lunar Spark
Author: Bryan Waters

PCMARK 10

Published: 11th May 2021 | Source: PCSpecialist | Price: £999 | Author: Bryan Waters

PCMARK 10

PCMARK places an undue emphasis on certain elements of your system, and with only a single channel of DDR4 and a regular 550MB/s SSD instead of an M.2 NVMe the Lunar Spark is unduly punished when compared to the Topaz Elite. As all our other results show the difference isn't anywhere near this stark in the real world.

PCSpecialist Lunar Spark Review

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