Cyberpower Gamer Xtreme 3D 3000 PC Review
Posted: September 22, 2009
When it comes to PC gaming, speed is all you need. Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn review the Cyberpower Gamer Xtreme PC, with its Intel Core i7 975 processor, dual Nvidia GTX 295 video cards and more, all starting at $1,360.
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Cletus_Kasady69
FAN HENTAI!!!!
moshmouth92
best desktop ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bioxwarrior
this is an awesome pc, could look better but it is still awesome
kalaban
i want this pc.
brandonvi
would of been nicer to have the ATI 5870 but its still nice little over my price range I would stick around 1800-2300 range
After all while that thing is godly now next month the ATI 5870 2x is coming along that will blow that GTX 295 out of the water and in 2nd Quarter 2010 the first intel I9 processers are coming out with 6 cores.
Seems kind of over kill to buy somthing for that much that will be out classed so quick mine as well cut back to somthing cheaper and use the money you save to upgrade the system say a year down the road or maybe 2 or 3 if your not having problems yet.
bucherbag
@M0t0rBreath
yeah the DX11 cards are coming out soon but if you understood the AMD and intel processors that DX11 will not be able to be fully utilized until somewhere in 2011, the only processor out there that can fully run a DX10 is one of intel's quad processor, so i highly doubt you can build one for cheaper, because you don't know what your talking about.
kevkong360
ehhh... i could build way better.. even last year i think i could have built something better.. it would not have been cheap tho! and this pc is wayy overpriced, honestly, if your a pc gamer, you should build your own pc, it would make you better, and you would have money left over to buy games, i promise xD
Erthazus
I don't agree about the score. F A I L .
Computer is great for direct X 10 games but it has only 300 GB hard drive and GTX 295 DOES not support Direct X11 although it can work well, but 1000 bucks for that piece of garbage with latest I7 processor to play Batman: Arkham Asylum? When you can buy for 90$ NVidia Geforce 9800 GT and it will go on max.
OVERPRICED.
Thakker
AMD processor.. faster. pff. yeah right. We dont run on stock. clock per clock, an intel is faster. AMds cant even get stable on air on 4ghz. Check out pro o'clocking benchmark charts. You wont see any amd proc topping out. What phenom IIs are giving out right now, intel was making it real for consumers ever since back in 06'.
generalspank
Building computers yourself is always cheaper than buying one from a company.
generalspank
The two rubber holes on the back of the case are for water cooling hoses up to 1/2 inch hoses, to accomodate external water cooling kit, most Coolermaster cases come with them. I could definitely build a faster computer for the same price utilizing a AMD processor and a Crossfire board with DX11 Cards.
M0t0rBreath
I wonder what the starting price PC contains. From this video we saw all the best hardware for 3,000. I think I can make a better PC for way cheaper. Also the new Dx11 cards are coming out, so it's better to wait until they make a PC with all those new things installed.
LyleT
I want two!!! :)
Flipz15
haha.. ports.
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