TITAN DECIMATOR AMD PHENOM II X6 SIX CORE 1055T 95W EDITION 2.80GHZ @ 3.80GHZ DDR3 SYSTEM

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"Titan Decimator" AMD Phenom II X6 Six Core 1055T 95W Edition 2.80GHz @ 3.80GHz DDR3 System @ £539.99 inc VAT

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The "Titan Decimator" features an AMD Phenom II X6 Six Core 1055T 2.80GHz overclocked and guaranteed to a stable 3.80GHz. With six processing cores and dual channel DDR3 memory the "Titan Decimator" provides an excellent basis for a workstation, gaming and home cinema system, with power to spare. With either Intergrated graphics or a choice of the latest DX11 graphics, the "Titan Decimator" is proven performer. Game in style with two ultracool Xigmatek Crystal White LED fans for ulitmate cooling.

Why Should You Buy This System?
- A guaranteed 3.80GHz performance for the price of 2.80GHz
- Six Core processing and Dual Channel DDR3 for fast processing
- Precision built and cabled by Overclockers UK expert technicians
- Choice of latest DX11 cards

System Specification
- Case: Antec 300 Gaming case - Black
- Power Supply: Corsair Extreme 600W
- CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 Six Core 1055T 95W Edition 2.80GHz overclocked to 3.80GHz
- Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H 880G
- Cooler: Titan Fenrir CPU Cooler
- RAM: Corsair XMS3 (2x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C9 1600MHz Dual Channel Kit
- Hard Drive: Seagate Baracuda 7200.12 500GB 16MB Cache
- Graphics Card: Intergrated ATI Radeon HD 4250 with HDMI, DVI and VGA ports or a choice of latest DX11 cards.
- Sound: 7.1 Channel Sound (On-Board)
- Optical Drive: LG DVD+/-RW SATA Drive
- Cooling: 2x Xigmatek Crystal White LED Fans

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?
Destroy your opposition with the "Titan Decimator", with 6 Cores and immense graphics. Get your own "Titan Decimator" today.


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 £539.99 inc VAT.

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Grimley said:
Shouldn't the PSU description be a Coolermaster Extreme instead of a Corsair :confused:
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It would if it was a Coolermaster Extreme.

It is a Corsair PSU designed specially for system builds. Same as the TX 650 with less wattage (obviously being 600W) and with a Blue LED fan (which can be toggled on/off)
 
simon12 said:
Looks good I think you should add an option for 2 x 5770s though
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They can't, that mobo doesn't do symmetrical (8x8) Xfire.

I must admit it would be nice to see more OCUK builds with better motherboards. It was definitely one of the factors that put me off going ready built. (Yeah I know you can ring them up and ask them to change it but still, it's just because mobos are the hardest component for consumers to understand - so companies think they can under spec them)
 
Burty88 said:
(Yeah I know you can ring them up and ask them to change it but still, it's just because mobos are the hardest component for consumers to understand - so companies think they can under spec them)
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Not the case at all. Most customers do not want to pay an £30-£50 extra for the premium level motherboard as it gives them no extra gain.

-They don't take advantage of extra OC tools as we OC them.
- SLI and Xfire configurations are rare in pre-built systems in anything other than X58 boards.
- Improved chipset cooling of higher end models does not bother most customers and the standard cooling is fine.

We cater for all customers that is why we allow customers to change the spec and also why we offer higher end boards in our more expensive systems. Their is no point (for example) putting a Maximus 3 Extreme in a i5 based system which is aimed at mid level customers. Yeah the extra features are great but the extra £100 price tag warrants minimal gains for the customer. This is the reason why more "standard" boards are used.

crisbduck said:
Does this mean you've got the 95w chips in at last?
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Sure is.
 
NathWraith said:
Not the case at all. Most customers do not want to pay an £30-£50 extra for the premium level motherboard as it gives them no extra gain.

-They don't take advantage of extra OC tools as we OC them.
- SLI and Xfire configurations are rare in pre-built systems in anything other than X58 boards.
- Improved chipset cooling of higher end models does not bother most customers and the standard cooling is fine.

We cater for all customers that is why we allow customers to change the spec and also why we offer higher end boards in our more expensive systems. Their is no point (for example) putting a Maximus 3 Extreme in a i5 based system which is aimed at mid level customers. Yeah the extra features are great but the extra £100 price tag warrants minimal gains for the customer. This is the reason why more "standard" boards are used.
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O RLY?

A £50 motherboard in a pre built that can cost £900 (with a modest SSD)? No USB3, no Sata III, no Xfire.

It isn't a rant at OCUK specifically, in fact they are one of the lesser offenders, but it is a slightly sly trick that companies ( the big boys in particular, like dell - who don't even divuldge what motherboard you're getting) to give the impression of value for money.

imo - cheap mobo = false economy

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