Serious gamers are always on the hunt for the newest challenge, the latest thrill, that wild and exhilarating trip that bends the mind and quickens the pulse. The newest games are indeed impressive feats of imagination and technology, but they require a top-notch system to deliver the complete experience. Otherwise, you might find yourself shaking your head, turning off the computer and reaching for the TV remote. The 3LUXE research team wants you to avoid that bummer, so we took a virtual voyage through cyber space to find you our three “Best Of” gaming computers. These dazzling darlings deliver the goods, from speed to graphics. Let the mind bending begin.
When you need loads of firepower to whip the bad guys, you’re in need of the kind of speed delivered by the Alienware Area-51 gaming computer. This “Best Of” system’s muscle is provided by the quad core Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850 processor overclocked to achieve 3.33 GHz core clock speed. The water-cooled Core 2 Extreme provides unmatched, highly threaded performance that your multimedia applications have been craving. The latest DDR2 memory lets you blaze through those annoying loading sc... FULL REVIEW
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If you’re ready to take flight with the most powerful gaming computer on the market, then strap on your seatbelt and step aboard the hyper speed Mach V. Falcon Northwest CEO Kelt Reeves cut his computer teeth building systems that specialized in flight simulation for fellow students at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and his current Mach V computers are ready to fly through any challenge you give it. No two Mach Vs are alike, down to the custom paint job and unlimited customizing capabilitie... FULL REVIEW
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MSRP $15,000
Most people view Dell computers as work-a-day systems for the masses, but serious gamers who have test-driven the new Dell XPS 710 H2C know better. This “Best Of” is the first factory-produced, overclocked, water-cooled gaming PC. This sleek, black Dell on steroids features the new 3.2GHz Intel Core Duo Extreme QX6700 Processor that is factory overclocked to 3.46 GHz, two 10,000 rpm hard drives, and a whopping 4GB of RAM that upgradeable to 8GB so it flies out of the box. It comes loaded with g... FULL REVIEW
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Posted by kwilsonJune 13, 2008 08:14
Blackbird 002 anyone? As good specs as any of these and much MUCH better design!Out for nearly a year now. Make sure you review the newest VooDoo products just released on the 10th of June. I expect that between the Blackbird and the new Omen only the Mach V will stay on this list.
