ULTIMA EXCESS TO FEATURE THE COOLERMASTER HAF X GAMING CASE

NathWraith

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"Ultima Excess" Intel Core i7 930 2.80GHz @ 4.20GHz Tri SLI DDR3 System @ £3,269.99 inc VAT

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The "Ultima Excess" features an Intel Core i7 930 2.80GHz overclocked to 4.20GHz, combined with the latest multi GPU setups, to provide unlimited perfomance. Utilising the Rampage Extreme III the "Ultima Excess" offers a ridiculous amount of GPU processing power with Tri SLI GTX 480's. Mastering all concepts of computing the "Ultima Excess" flys through file and data transfers with it's Crucial C300 128GB 6Gb/s SSD combined with the Western Digital Cavier Black 1TB 6Gb/s HDD which offers maximum storage at lightning speeds.


Why Should You Buy This System?
- Featuring Intel Core i7 930 2.80GHz overclocked to 4.20GHz
- Crucial C300 128GB 6Gb/s SSD and Western Digital Cavier Black 1TB 6Gb/s provide storage and speed in perfect unison
- Multi GPU Configuration featuring the latest DX11 Graphics

System Specification
- Case: Coolermaster HAF X Gaming Tower Case
- Power Supply: BeQuiet Dark Power Pro P8 1200W Modular Power Supply
- CPU: Intel Core i7 930 2.80GHz overclocked to 4.20GHz
- Motherboard: Rampage III Extreme Intel X58 (Socket 1366) DDR3 Motherboard
- Cooler: Prolimatech Megahalems Rev B CPU Cooler with x2 Sharkoon Silent Eagle 2000rpm 120mm Fans (Push/pull configuration)
- RAM: Kingston HyperX 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3 PC3-16000C9 (2000MHz) Tri-Channel
- Hard Drives: Crucial RealSSD C300 128GB 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Hard Drive and
Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache
- Graphics Card: x3 Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 1.5GB GDDR5
- Sound : 7.1 Channel Sound (On-Board)
- Optical Drive: Samsung SH-B083L/BSBP 8x BluRay ROM / 16x DVD±RW Drive - Black

Service Package
- Full 12 Month collect and return warranty
- Each specification is assembled from handpicked components for compatibility and stability
- Telephone, web note and forum technical support

Is this System for You?
GPU Bandwidth? The "Ultima Excess" has it by the bucket load, with ursurpassed graphical power the "Ultima Excess" will destroy any benchmark with multi GPU power.

Note - If you would like to make a small change to the specification call our sales team on 0871 200 5052 and they will be happy to help.
The lead time on all pre-built systems is between 24-48 hours.

Only £3,269.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Why do none of your systems ever come with a decent storage system to go with the awesome CPUs and GPUs?

Don't think I've ever seen a pre-built RAID1+0 or RAID6 array in an OcUK machine.

Just seems that it would be a nice touch and compliment the rest of the system. I know I'd rather have that 1TB of space spanned across a blisteringly fast redundant array rather than a single point of failure drive.
 
paradigm said:
Why do none of your systems ever come with a decent storage system to go with the awesome CPUs and GPUs?

Don't think I've ever seen a pre-built RAID1+0 or RAID6 array in an OcUK machine.

Just seems that it would be a nice touch and compliment the rest of the system. I know I'd rather have that 1TB of space spanned across a blisteringly fast redundant array rather than a single point of failure drive.
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Have to echo everything this fellow says. Offering RAID options on the systems would be amazing, though I guess if you inquire they will set one up to personal spec.
 
Oh, I thought I posted a comment on this, must've been deleted. Fair enough, wasn't a glowing recommendation, just a comment on the name.
 
paradigm said:
Why do none of your systems ever come with a decent storage system to go with the awesome CPUs and GPUs?

Don't think I've ever seen a pre-built RAID1+0 or RAID6 array in an OcUK machine.

Just seems that it would be a nice touch and compliment the rest of the system. I know I'd rather have that 1TB of space spanned across a blisteringly fast redundant array rather than a single point of failure drive.
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hi there,

good question

we do offer raid arrays and in some cases, customers focus entirely on storage.

the problem is that a lot of people dont want them.
RAID0 is seen as giving no real benefit as a storage medium, especially since solid state has become more prominent. the other standard RAID levels are almost never requested.

people who buy the high end systems tend to contact us directly to discuss options and custom configuration. this allows us to suggest solutions that meet their computing needs.

i agree that a system like this with a nice LSI card and a bunch of ssds and high cap mech drives would be nice :)

alexhull24 said:
Oh, I thought I posted a comment on this, must've been deleted.
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Nope

NathWraith thought people should know about it twice for some reason :p
 
Oh, no problem, I was probably being stupid anyway.

Money no object, it's a great machine, but I'd echo the RAID comments above, if you really want excess that's the way to go! Sure tri-SLI isn't the best bang for buck, but if you want to set records you probably won't be disappointed!
 
It's OC'd to 4.2, not much more performance can be gleaned from it surely! Imagine the price of adding an 6-core CPU though, would fit in with the system's ethic.
 
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