4Mar2008
Filed under: Desktop Computer
Author: John C

Alienware’s iconic cases might have the X-Files fanboy segment of the gaming desktop market still swooning, but Asus is refreshing it with a little more evil styling for its first gaming PC that looks more like a Decepticon’s head. It almost looks like it’ll open up and tell you in a booming robot voice how hard you suck when you get your face rocked in UT3.
Roaring inside (quietly thanks to liquid cooling) this beastly is a Core 2 Extreme processor, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, three-way NVIDIA SLI, and up to four terabytes of storage, powered by dual power supplies. If you take the frame rate you would get ripping through the original Doom on this thing and multiply it by 20, you should get a number roughly approximating the price. Alienware and Voodoo can consider the gauntlet thrown down and blasted apart into little itty bitty pieces, methinks.
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- Tags: Alienware Cases, Ares, Asus, Beastly, Decepticon, Desktop Market, Doom, Dual Power Supplies, Frame Rate, Gaming Pc, Gauntlet, Itty Bitty Pieces, Liquid Cooling, Nvidia, Robot Voice, Segment, Storage, Terabytes, Voodoo
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