But you will have to buy a monitor for photo editing separately, and you may want to buy a non-gaming keyboard. The third part covers (gaming) PCs which, due to their processing power, are ideal for photo editing. We haven’t gone for the absolutely dirt cheap units because they can struggle to run Photoshop.
These are great for everyday office work and are built better than your average office PC. The second part covers the best budget PC units. Some, like the Apple iMac, come with a pointer device, too. These PCs come with the processing tower, a (usually large) display unit, and a keyboard. These are ideal for those who want a complete unit ready to use straight out of the box.
The first part covers the so-called all-in-one PCs. We have divided this article into three parts. The Best PC for Photo Editing: All-in-One, Budget, and Gaming HP Pavilion 27” All-in-One Desktop (Bestseller)
