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We think our "Ultima Mammoth" Quad SLI is still king. Check out this utter beast below :)



OcUK Tech Lab - "Ultima 9990i Mammoth" Intel Core i7 3960X 3.30GHz @ 4.60GHz+ Quad SLI System @ £5,999.99 inc VAT

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Finally we can introduce the most powerful system ever created, the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth". Truly a monolith of power the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth" features the mighty Rampage Extreme IV Motherboard. Equipped with the Intel Core i7 3960X Six Core processor the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth" brings a total of 6 cores and 12 threads to the fight, bringing all opposition to their knees. Armed with 16GB of Corsair Dominator GT 2133MHz memory you have unlimited amounts of bandwidth available to you, multi task seamlessly where waiting becomes and thing of the past. The Samsung 840 Series SSD drives boot Windows and applications up ridiculously fast and delivers earth shattering read and write speeds. With a grand total of four GTX 680's for graphics the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth" smashes games apart with raw power. If gaming isn't your main objective the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth" will stomp all competition with it's immense folding and crunching power.

Why You Should Buy This System
- A guaranteed 4.60GHz+ performance for the price of 3.30GHz
- Watercooled and Overclocked Graphics for Maximum Performance
- Precision built and cabled by Overclockers UK expert technicians
- Quad SLI GTX 680's for game thrashing performance
- USB3, SATA 6GB/s, Intel Ethernet for next gen computing
- All systems with an Windows 7 selected ship out with a pre-installed 180 day trial of Panda Antivirus 2012. Not compatible with Windows 8.

System Specification
- Case: Lian-Li PC-Z70 Case
- Power Supply: XFX Black Edition 1250w Gold Rated PSU
- CPU: Intel Core i7 3960X 3.30GHz Sandybridge overclocked to 4.60GHz+
- Motherboard: Asus Rampage IV Extreme (Socket 2011) DDR3 Motherboard
- Cooler: Complete custom watercooling including graphics cards and CPU
- RAM: Corsair Dominator 16GB (4x4GB) DDR3 2133MHz Quad Channel Kit
- Hard Drive: x2 Samsung 840 Series 120GB SSD in RAID 0
- Graphics Card: Quad SLI Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 2048MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card
- Sound: Asus Onboard Sound
- Optical Drive: Pioneer BDR-207EBK 12x BluRay RW / 16x DVD±RW 128GB
- Operating System: WIndows 7 Ultimate - 64 bit - OEM

Service Package
- Full 24 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?
Harness the power of the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth" with the power of Quad SLI! Trample the opposition into oblivion with the "Ultima 9990i Mammoth"

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.

*Due to the amount of customisation that is required for this system please allow upto a week your system to be built and configured. This may take longer during busier periods.

*Buy any system from Overclockers UK with Windows 7 between now and January 31st 2013 and once launched, you can upgrade to Windows 8 for just £14.99! See full details here:http://www.overclockers.co.uk/LP/windows8_upgrade.php

Only £5,999.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Amazed you haven't used a 3970x in the default specification to harness the extra "premium" 200MHz.

Or am I missing something.
 
I could actually buy a pretty decent car for that money!!!......doesnt stop me wanting it though :O
 
Lazy said:
Amazed you haven't used a 3970x in the default specification to harness the extra "premium" 200MHz.

Or am I missing something.
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It has been overclocked so it doesn't really matter. Just because the 3970X is clocked 200MHz faster at stock, doesn't mean you'll get that extra 200Mhz on top of the max stable overclock.

Rusty0611 said:
2GB of VRAM is going to be a massive limiting factor with the GPU grunt which 4 680s bring....
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I'm sorry but that is rubbish. VRam makes a tiny difference to performance at extremely high resolutions with huge textures. You are talking 1-2FPS if that, most games demand faster GPUs way before they need more VRam.

This system is a beast and the GPU grunt is more than enough for any game.
 
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Speed said:
I'm sorry but that is rubbish. VRam makes a tiny difference to performance at extremely high resolutions with huge textures. You are talking 1-2FPS if that, most games demand faster GPUs way before they need more VRam.

This system is a beast and the GPU grunt is more than enough for any game.
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No it's not rubbish. I've gamed at 5760*1080 so I'm fully tuned in to what happens when you actually run out of VRAM. By saying you'll lose 1-2 FPS shows that you aren't aware of what happens. Basically you stutter to single digit/zero FPS.

Anyway, the point is more that with the considerable raw GPU power that 4*GTX680s offer you will end up in a situation where you have the raw power to push maximum settings in a game but not the physical VRAM amount to back it up. MSAA taxes the VRAM (e.g. in BF3 MSAA 4x dumps 400MB+ into the VRAM) and high resolution textures also dump into the VRAM.

This applies at single screen resolutions of 2560*1440 and above (in certain games) and at 5760*1080 and above as well. 4 GPUs gives you a large raw GPU power amount but not the VRAM to back it up.
 
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Be honest... Someone at OcUK got bored... And wanted to build a computer with the best of everything, using components from the store room didn't they? :D

...

Or is it just me who would do that? :p
 
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Speed said:
It has been overclocked so it doesn't really matter. Just because the 3970X is clocked 200MHz faster at stock, doesn't mean you'll get that extra 200Mhz on top of the max stable overclock.
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Yes I understand that, I just would have imagined OCer's to have pick it, well to bag a bit more profit(?) and to the have the most expensive/highest performing CPU currently out there. As there are always some people that go onto components and pick the most expensive as they believe it to be the best even if they don't require it (braggers rights I suppose).
 
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