Today, we use the power of the pr0n to discuss a new gaming PC on the market. It's called the Cyberpower, and we'll see just how much power it actually has.
What You Need to Know
- First thing you notice is the LCD fan controller; this shows your fan RPMs and temperature in real time- it then automatically adjusts the fan speeds according to how hot it gets
- The entire case is full aluminum to keep cool, but its way too heavy and too tall
- Six 120 millimeter fans and one 140 and the array of three fans in the middle was specially made for 3-way SLI
- Even though the case is giant, due to all the components, there isn't much room to work
- Intel 3.2 gigahertz Core 2 Extreme with Asetek Liquid cooling system
- Dual thermaltake 1,000 watt power supplies
- 4GB of Corsair DDR3 RAM
- Two 32GB solid state drives
- LG Blu-ray burner
- Three! NVIDIA GTX 280 1GB video cards
- In our 3D Mark Vantage tests, it scored a 25,450; to give you an idea of where that is, 10,250 is the lowest score and 29,650 is the highest- this Cyberpower rig is more than double the fastest computer we've benchmarked on the show so far
- On Crysis, we have all settings at very high, 1280x1024 resolution with 8x anti-aliasing and it averages 42-50 frames per second
- This is absolutely the best we've seen on both of these tests
Price
- The configuration we have here is $5,600
- You can customize the smallest detail and really get your price down to where you want it
- They build out basically any configuration you want, and their price on parts is extremely reasonable
Overall Rating
- 91%