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In IT business Adobe is actually one of the brands of software that you could put aside. All aspects of your life today need Adobe to support it, to read PDF file you need Adobe to edit your picture y...
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Tired of hearing about 3D? Get used to it folks, this is one fad that shows no sign of going away, and instead continues to pick up steam. It's infectious, and the latest to catch the 3D bug is Leno...
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In this modern era, the use of private webpage is become highly increasing. There are some web pages in the internet that will gives you update information about everything in the internet. If you are...
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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros. game on the original NES, Nintendo is offering limited edition runs of its Wii and DSi XL consoles dressed in red, as well as a new Wii Remot...
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What do Fable III and Crysis 2 have in common? Before today, acceptable answers might have included “Ummm…,” “Wait! I know this one!”, and “That’s a dumb question. We aren’t friend...
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There are various kinds of problem that may be happen in your life. Financial problem is become one of the biggest problem in your life that will make you feel very confused. If it is happen, you can ...
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With the Game Room, Microsoft's hoping to capture the old magic of video game arcades, minus the stale air, sugar highs, and wasted quarters. I got some questions answered on service, which wil...
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Forget about over-the-top aesthetics and loud color schemes, MSI is having no part of it, at least not with the latest entries to its Classic series notebooks. Instead, MSI's new CX420 and CR420 ke...
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Origin PC becomes the latest manufacturer to cram Intel's Core i7 chip into a notebook PC, albeit in a 15-inch package. Combined with a bunch of other higher end parts, the EON15 comes ready to han...
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It’s been quite a while since we had any real face time with Alan Wake, and with good reason. See, he’s been turned. Why? Well, apparently, our infinitely malleable platform of choice was just too...
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When we think of high end gaming machines, Intel’s Xeon processors aren’t the first chips that come to mind, but that doesn’t mean we’d turn our noses up at a monster setup with not one, but two six-core Xeon 5600 chips. That’s exactly what AVADirect delivers in its new custom hybrid gaming system / workstation setup built for both work and play.
If you don’t need quite that level of performance, you can drop down to a mere quad-core Xeon chip, but where’s the fun in that? As with most boutique system builders, you can choose from a wide variety of components, including up to 48GB of DDR3 memory, up to FOUR freaking graphics, oodles of SSD and HDD options configurable in a RAID array, and just about everything else you can imagine. For a fee, AVADirect will go the extra mile however little or much you wish, including GPU overclocking, sound dampening your setup, slapping on a custom paint job, and spiral wrapping or looming custom colored cables.
All of these hardware options come jammed into an EVGA SR2 motherboard with support for SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0, and the whole thing is shoved into a Lian Li Armorsuit PC-P80 tower chassis, which are about the only two components that can’t be swapped.
Pricing starts at a little more than $4,000 and can quickly reach stratospheric levels when fully decked out.
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