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Gaming PC Releases 4.6 GHz Windows 8 Gaming Rig Codename "The Beast"

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Gaming PC, a leading company providing high quality customized gaming computers, announces the debut of their newest type of gaming computer, "The Beast" equipped with the latest Windows 8 operating system and an Intel Core i7 3930k Six Core overclocked at 4.6 GHz.

"The Beast was built with advanced and modernized services to ensure an amazing gaming experience for its users," said owner of Gaming PC. Game fanatics can be entertained more with its high performance machine, latest operating system and the fastest hardware ever.





Gaming PC features computer parts put together to create "The Beast". Essentially, a Motherboard Asus Rampage IV Extreme and a memory G.Skills Ripjaws X 64 GB. Additionally, it has a 2 X Nvidia GeForce GTX 690 4 GB Dual GPU SLI Video Card and a Primary Hard Drive which is Intel 520 series 240 GB 2.5IN Solid State Drive. For additional storage, it features a secondary hard drive of Western Digital hard drive 2 terabytes black. "Indeed, game enthusiast will have hours of fun and entertainment with the The Beast".

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Enthusiast would rather have hours of fun building his own PC :cool:
 
The grammar mistakes are painful, I can't help laughing when reading this.
 
NC37 said:
That and...would they actually use Windows 8? :laugh:
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Windows 8 is a bit more efficient than Win7, I would go that route if I am planning for the ultimate rig.
 
Five and a half thousand dollars for a PC in a 100 dollar ugly-ass case. Don't they have any decency?
 
Look at it's cute little feet!
 
Wow, only $5,500 and you'll be able to play on 50" LCDs? I'm sold! :p
 
LOL 2 690's for single monitor gaming... 64GB of ram for gaming... Ooof.

You can make a "beast" with 16GB (or 8) of ram and a single 7970/680 (or even 7950/670). BYO!
 
only $5,500? that is cheap!
 
$5484.30, about the price of an entry level Apple product, not bad.
 
^lols @ apple comment
 
Compiled list of all the parts from Newegg Canada, total was
4,802.88 assuming the professional grade cooling would be similar to an H100 in price at least.
So it's not as bad as some other companies considering..
 
64GB of ram??? we can cut 20-30% of the cost of the build if we go with 8GB or 16GB

"Indeed, game enthusiast will have hours of fun and entertainment with the The Beast"
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with a pricetag of $5484. this gaming enthusiast better be made of money or face a few years of no sleep, double shift's and flipping burgers at Wendy's to pay off this 'beast'

but on a more serious note... REALLY? REALLY GAMING PC??

When most of the games available for the PC are crap console ports that can be run full out on any mid/low-range machine what makes having 2 extra cores, 48-56GB extra ram or 2xGTX 690's will make any difference at all?

I dont see a gaming machine here... I see a machine which would be a total beast for WCG or F@H. All it would need is a bigger/better case and a custom watercooling loop to keep all that hardware chilled. Add one of these babies to the TPU WCG/F@H army and we'd be taking the charts by f**king storm like sucker punching a baby...

bitches dont see it coming but when they do, they be hatin.
 
THE BEAST and then they give it an integrated soundcard. For the price of an average city car, chuck in a 150 EUR high end soundcard will ya?
 
Novulux said:
The grammar mistakes are painful, I can't help laughing when reading this.
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Agreed. Do I really want to spend $5000 with a company that doesn't employ a fluent English speaker to do English language PR?
 
Sell the parts, build a better PC and have money left over for some games lol.
 
AphexDreamer said:
Sell the parts, build a better PC and have money left over for some games lol.
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you wont be able to build a better pc if you dont make a profit selling the parts and nobody is going to buy second hand at full or above R.R.P. you wont get a 'better' PC then this for the money

This PC here is a lot better then most of the members here at TPU there is very little room to improve unless you go with a 3960X, more SSDs, more ram (if possible) dual CPU or Quad SLI/crossfire.
 
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