* 2 BRAND NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE GAMING SYSTEMS FEATURING AMD BULLDOZER SIX CORE & EIGHT CORE TECHNOL

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We have now launched 2 brand new systems featuring six-core & eight-core bulldozer FX cpu's. You could consider the systems as the older brothers of the legendary Titan Krypt which features the quad-core version of the chip. Both systems will be able to play all the latest and greatest games with no problems, perfect for everyday tasks and other applications. Both systems hit a fantastic price point.


"Titan 8200a Punisher" AMD Bulldozer 4.00GHz DDR3 Six Core System @ £650.00 inc VAT

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The "Titan 8200a Punisher" features an AMD FX-6 6100 overclocked and guaranteed to a stable 4.00GHz. With six processing cores and dual channel DDR3 memory the "Titan 8200a Punisher" powers through applications and games with equal ease. Designed for gaming on the edge, the "Titan 8100a Punisher" delivers blistering performance and amazing DX11 visuals from a choice of DX11 graphics cards.

Why Should You Buy This System?
- A guaranteed 4.00GHz performance for the price of 3.30GHz
- Six Core processing and DX11 performance.
- USB 3.0 compatible system
- 8 Hours stressed tested and quality controlled
- Precision built and cabled by Overclockers UK expert technicians

System Specification
- Case: Antec 300 Gaming Case
- Power Supply: OCZ ZX Series 650W '80 Plus Gold Certified' Modular Power Supply
- CPU: AMD FX-6 6100 3.30Ghz overclocked to 4.00Ghz
- Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth 990FX DDR3 Motherboard
- Cooler: Antec Kuhler H2O 920 CPU Cooler
- RAM: 8GB DDR3 1600MHz
- Hard Drive: 500GB HDD
- Graphics Card: A choice of the latest DX11 Graphics Cards
- Sound: 7.1 Channel Sound (On-Board)
- Optical Drive: LG DVD+/-RW SATA Drive

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?
Annihilate all with AMD six core. The ""Titan 8200a Punisher" provides unrelenting performance at an amazing price.

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.

*Please allow between 24 and 48 hours for your system to be built and configured. This may take longer during busier periods.

Only £650.00 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW





"Ultima 9100a Annihilator" AMD Bulldozer 4.20GHz DDR3 Eight Core System @ £800.00 inc VAT

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The "Ultima 9100a Annihilator" features an AMD FX-8 8120 overclocked and guaranteed to a stable 4.00GHz. With eight processing cores and dual channel DDR3 memory the "Ultima 9100a Annihilator" powers through applications and games with equal ease. Designed for gaming on the edge, the "Ultima 9100a Annihilator" delivers blistering performance and amazing DX11 visuals from a choice of DX11 graphics cards.

Why Should You Buy This System?
- A guaranteed 4.20GHz performance for the price of 3.30GHz
- Six Core processing and DX11 performance.
- USB 3.0 compatible system
- 8 Hours stressed tested and quality controlled
- Precision built and cabled by Overclockers UK expert technicians

System Specification
- Case: Antec 902 Gaming Case
- Power Supply: OCZ ZX Series 650W '80 Plus Gold Certified' Modular Power Supply
- CPU: AMD FX-8 8120 3.10Ghz overclocked to 4.20Ghz
- Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth 990FX DDR3 Motherboard
- Cooler: Antec Kuhler H2O 920 CPU Cooler
- RAM: 8GB DDR3 1600MHz
- Hard Drive: 500GB HDD
- Graphics Card: A choice of the latest DX11 Graphics Cards
- Sound: 7.1 Channel Sound (On-Board)
- Optical Drive: LG DVD+/-RW SATA Drive

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?
Eight core power! If you need maximum power all the time, the "Ultima 9100a Annihilator" provides performance by the bucket load.

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.

*Please allow between 24 and 48 hours for your system to be built and configured. This may take longer during busier periods.

Only £800.00 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Wow!!...over 200 views and no one post a positive comment about what good deals these triple/quad core systems are.;)

AMD has truly left the building..
 
Cooper said:
Wow!!...over 200 views and no one post a positive comment about what good deals these triple/quad core systems are.;)

AMD has truly left the building..
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I doubt that is the case...

1. This is OCUK, full of computer enthusiasts that prefer to build their own systems :D

2. Everyone is saving up for AMDs 7970 which will probably sell for more than each of those systems :eek:
 
Maybe being described as a "high performance gaming system" people expect something more than a system with a 5450 graphics card fitted?
 
rxmac said:
Maybe being described as a "high performance gaming system" people expect something more than a system with a 5450 graphics card fitted?
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Perhaps it could be if you spend another £200 to upgrade the graphics :) There should be a small print.

*Computer in question is not a "high performance gaming system* unless you add in another £200 graphics card. OcUK take no responsibility for 5 FPS in BF3. You have been warned*
 
Does seem wrong to claim high performance on the stock model when it clearly isn't. I know OCUK will argue that the point is to upgrade them for the performance advertised but your customers probably don't know that.
 
MumboJumbo said:
Does seem wrong to claim high performance on the stock model when it clearly isn't. I know OCUK will argue that the point is to upgrade them for the performance advertised but your customers probably don't know that.
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We have the same question asked every time a gaming system is launched. This is our system model which is very effective. Giving customers the option to select a GFX card to their preference has proven a vastly popular choice over a fixed GFX offering.
 
NathWraith said:
We have the same question asked every time a gaming system is launched. This is our system model which is very effective. Giving customers the option to select a GFX card to their preference has proven a vastly popular choice over a fixed GFX offering.
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Oh I know you do. But don't you think that if you get asked every time then there is clearly a flaw in your advertising? I will admit that the upgrade options are very competitive price wise compared to other companies.


"Is this System for You?
Annihilate all with AMD six core. The ""Titan 8200a Punisher" provides unrelenting performance at an amazing price. "
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Simply not true. Should state a recommended gpu for actually attaining any performance useful to gaming. The reason it comes up every time is because, unlike your customers, we know when we read BS. Being a popular buy doesn't make it a good one. This sells on the same basis that the purple shirted boys sell their pc's on. High clock speeds with lots of useless cores and lots of ram put with some nice juicy words. Performance in all the areas you don't need. The only reason it's not got a 1TB hard drive in so it has even bigger non-performance boosting numbers is because hard drives are so darn expensive at the moment.

Sure you're a business so you're going to run like one, but don't act surprised when the forum doesn't approve.
 
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MumboJumbo said:
Oh I know you do. But don't you think that if you get asked every time then there is clearly a flaw in your advertising? I will admit that the upgrade options are very competitive price wise compared to other companies.




Simply not true. Should state a recommended gpu for actually attaining any performance useful to gaming. The reason it comes up every time is because, unlike your customers, we know when we read BS. Being a popular buy doesn't make it a good one. This sells on the same basis that the purple shirted boys sell their pc's on. High clock speeds with lots of useless cores and lots of ram put with some nice juicy words. Performance in all the areas you don't need. The only reason it's not got a 1TB hard drive in so it has even bigger non-performance boosting numbers is because hard drives are so darn expensive at the moment.

Sure you're a business so you're going to run like one, but don't act surprised when the forum doesn't approve.
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sorry for bumping an old thread, but I agree entirely. Its is highly likely that people will buy a PC and then not understand why it can't play games like it was advertised as being able to do. I got here through a forum thread where someone has that very problem. He bought a gaming PC for his son, and sought our advice on what to do about the fact that it can't play games. It as an HD5450. We are all recommending that he buy's an HD7850.

There should be a 'recommended' graphics card, or the performance gain of each graphics card should be briefly explained. It should defiitely say somewhere that the stock card cannot play games. Even the 'purple shirted boys' sell the gaming PC's with HD6670's, which is deliberately low end to squeeze money out of people, but it can at least run games properly.

This needs amendment, otherwise i feel that many unhappy customers will emerge. I have certainly had to help a few on the forums.
 
Perhaps there should be no graphics card selected as default, and it should prompt the buyer to select one, rather than just having the HD5450 as a default option. Personally I feel that the HD5450 should be removed altogether and the graphics cards start at HD7750 level and go upwards from there. And if there is an HD5450 it should say 'HD5450 512MB (non-gaming graphics card)' or similar.

Or maybe put a section in the description with an overview of the performance and perhaps some FPS readings for each card, in a similar way to how you used to list the settings for guaranteed overclock CPU's or list compatibility.
 
The best option is to probably have three colours, red, yellow and green or atleast some colour scheme to show low, mid and high performance graphics card when selecting them from the drop down box. It's something very simple to implement and would be very useful for first time customers or those with restricted knowledge on computer components.
 
If you spend £800 on a pc you'd be stupid to not research parts,especially when you can pick. If you arent going to bother seeing the spec you may aswell just buy an Xbox/ps3.
 
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If you spend £800 on a pc you'd be stupid to not research parts,especially when you can pick. If you arent going to bother seeing the spec you may aswell just buy an Xbox/ps3.
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thats all fine and dandy for those who are clued up ....and its why soem people get conned into buying exteneded gaurantees when the sales of goods act is more than enough :rolleyes:

anyway ........... the links should say " from" at the very least ... you can get a gaming system for £650 but the top one clearly isnt without modifications. and also the product is no longer available ;) check your links
 
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