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| Packs A Punch |
| Hardware |
| Written by Eugene Cheung on Thursday, July 02, 2009 |
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Yeah, this PC packs a punch. iBUYPOWER has recently launched an i7-based line of gaming PCs.
Let's see...it has its standard Intel Core i7-920 processor, up to 12GB of DDR3 RAM, a maximum of three NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 GPUs, up to 1TB of hard drive space, a Blu-Ray drive, and Windows Vista Home Premium (which should run perfectly on such a beast). Did I mention it's all liquid cooled? They cost $1,399, $2,159 or $4,299 respectively. Source: Engadget |
Inside the monstrous CoolerMaster HAF 922 case (HAF 932 case for the XLC V3 model) sits the crazy specs of the Paladin XLC Series (V1, V2, and the aforementioned V3).
About the author
| Eugene joined the GeekSmack team in April 2009 and currently writes news and helps develop what you see on the front page and the forums as a Senior Editor. You can find him on Twitter. | |
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