** INFINITY SERIES OF HIGH END SYSTEMS - INSPIRED BY 8PACK **

[NathWraith]

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra high End 8Pack Systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point.

Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

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"Infinity Eclipse" Intel Core i7 4930K @ 4.5GHz Overclocked Watercooled Extreme Gaming PC @ £4,975.99 inc VAT

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra High End 8Pack systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point. Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

Infinity combines cherry picked processors with the finest components available today with dominating presence, the pure visual of an Infinity system will compel you to desire the performance that lies within. Clean modern lines, packed out with the latest, cutting edge technology, every component chosen for superior performance.

Taking system construction to an art form, our professional in-house technicians meticulously cable manage, position and arrange all internal components with deft skill.

The Infinity Eclipse system is armed with the mighty Intel Core i7 4930K Six Core, Twelve Thread Processor overclocked to a minimum of 4.50GHz! Unchained, all six cores operate in unison in speeds never experienced before, bringing the computational experience into warp speed. Thermal management is controlled by a beautiful and intricate Custom Watercooling Loop featuring Mayhems Red pastel fluid for a wonderfully organic effect. The memory runs at an extreme 2133MHz throughout all 16GB with a tight CAS latency of 9, bandwidth is nigh on unlimited.

Storage is handled by both a SSD & HDD, a Samsung 840 Evo Series 500GB is selected a primary drive enabled for record OS boot times and configured for split second application and game load times. The secondary HDD is a Seagate Barracuda 3TB Sata III drive offering ample space for literally everything else. Tertiary drive options are available for those who wish to contain libraries worth of data with their Infinity System.

Decked out with a pair of Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB graphics cards configured in SLI for ultimate firepower in maximum attack mode. The fun doesn't stop there as both cards are fully watercooled which delivers a soothingly silent experience. Even 4K display resolutions crumble beneath the might of this graphical powerhouse.

Hooking everything together and providing the much need juice is the Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W PSU, relentlessly giving your components the life force required to operate at 110% whilst maintaining world class efficiency. Modular cabling allows for a neat installation, which is beneficial both aesthetically and ideal for optimal airflow.

All of this is installed within the glorious Corsair Obsidian 900D Tower Case, showcasing the sophistication and empowerment unlined by the Infinity Quasar.

Specifications
- Case: Corsair Obsidian 900D Super Tower Case
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4930K Ivybridge-E (Socket 2011) Six Core, Twelve Thread Processor, Watercooled and Overclocked to at least 4.5GHz
- Motherboard: Asus Rampage IV Extreme (Socket 2011) E-ATX Motherboard
- RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro Red 16GB (4x4GB) 2133MHz C9 Quad Channel Kit
- Graphics: 2 x Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB Graphics Cards in SLI & Watercooled
- Cooling: Full Custom Watercooling Loop, Mayhems Red Pastel Fluid
- Primary Drive: Samsung 840 Evo Series 500GB Solid State Drive (Options Available)
- Secondary Drive: Seagate Barracuda 3TB SATA-III Hard Drive (Options Available)
- Tertiary Hard Drive: Optional
- Optical Drive: Optional
- Audio: 7.1 Channel HD Audio with SPDIF I/O
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 64-Bit (Options Available)
- Power Supply: Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W Power Supply


Only £4,975.99 inc VAT.

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"Infinity Quasar" Intel Core i7 4770K @ 4.7GHz Overclocked Watercooled Extreme Gaming PC @ £4,099.99 inc VAT

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra High End 8Pack systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point. Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

Infinity combines cherry picked processors with the finest components available today with dominating presence, the pure visual of an Infinity system will compel you to desire the performance that lies within. Clean modern lines, packed out with the latest, cutting edge technology, every component chosen for superior performance.

Taking system construction to an art form, our professional in-house technicians meticulously cable manage, position and arrange all internal components with deft skill.

The Infinity Quasar system is armed with the mighty Intel Core i7 4770K Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor overclocked to a minimum of 4.70GHz! Unchained, all four cores operate in unison in speeds never experienced before, bringing the computational experience into warp speed. Thermal management is controlled by a beautiful and intricate Custom Watercooling Loop featuring Mayhems White pastel fluid for a wonderfully organic effect. The memory runs at an extreme 2400MHz throughout all 16GB with a tight CAS latency of 10, bandwidth is nigh on unlimited.

Storage is handled by both a SSD & HDD, a Samsung 840 Evo Series 250GB is selected a primary drive enabled for record OS boot times and configured for split second application and game load times. The secondary HDD is a Seagate Barracuda 3TB Sata III drive offering ample space for literally everything else. Tertiary drive options are available for those who wish to contain libraries worth of data with their Infinity System.

Decked out with a pair of Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB graphics cards configured in SLI for ultimate firepower in maximum attack mode. The fun doesn't stop there as both cards are fully watercooled which delivers a soothingly silent experience. Even 4K display resolutions crumble beneath the might of this graphical powerhouse.

Hooking everything together and providing the much need juice is the Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W PSU, relentlessly giving your components the life force required to operate at 110% whilst maintaining world class efficiency. Modular cabling allows for a neat installation, which is beneficial both aesthetically and ideal for optimal airflow.

All of this is installed within the glorious Corsair Obsidian 750D Tower Case, showcasing the sophistication and empowerment unlined by the Infinity Quasar.

Specifications
- Case: Corsair Obsidian 750D Tower Case
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K Haswell (Socket 1150) Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor, Watercooled and Overclocked to at least 4.7GHz
- Motherboard: Asus Z87 Maximus VI Formula (Socket 1150) ATX Motherboard
- RAM: Patriot Black Mamba 16GB (2x8GB) 2400MHz C10 Dual Channel Kit
- Graphics: 2 x Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB Graphics Cards in SLI & Watercooled
- Cooling: Full Custom Watercooling Loop, Mayhems White Pastel Fluid
- Primary Drive: Samsung 840 Evo Series 250GB Solid State Drive (Options Available)
- Secondary Drive: Seagate Barracuda 3TB SATA-III Hard Drive (Options Available)
- Tertiary Hard Drive: Optional
- Optical Drive: Optional
- Audio: 7.1 Channel HD Audio with SPDIF I/O
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 64-Bit (Options Available)
- Power Supply: Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W Power Supply


Only £4,099.99 inc VAT.

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"Infinity Tesseract" Intel Core i7 4770K @ 4.7GHz Overclocked Watercooled Extreme Gaming PC @ £3,079.99 inc VAT

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra High End 8Pack systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point. Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

Infinity combines cherry picked processors with the finest components available today with dominating presence, the pure visual of an Infinity system will compel you to desire the performance that lies within. Clean modern lines, packed out with the latest, cutting edge technology, every component chosen for superior performance.

Taking system construction to an art form, our professional in-house technicians meticulously cable manage, position and arrange all internal components with deft skill.

The Infinity Tesseract system is armed with the mighty Intel Core i7 4770K Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor overclocked to a minimum of 4.70GHz! Unchained, all four cores operate in unison in speeds never experienced before, bringing the computational experience into warp speed. Thermal management is controlled by a beautiful and intricate Custom Watercooling Loop featuring Mayhems Orange pastel fluid for a wonderfully organic effect. The memory runs at an extreme 2400MHz throughout all 8GB with a tight CAS latency of 10, bandwidth is nigh on unlimited.

Storage is handled by both a SSD & HDD, a Samsung 840 Evo Series 120GB is selected a primary drive enabled for record OS boot times and configured for split second application and game load times. The secondary HDD is a Seagate Barracuda 2TB Sata III drive offering ample space for literally everything else. Tertiary drive options are available for those who wish to contain libraries worth of data with their Infinity System.

Decked out with a pair of Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 3072MB graphics cards configured in SLI for ultimate firepower in maximum attack mode. The fun doesn't stop there as both cards are fully watercooled which delivers a soothingly silent experience. Even 4K display resolutions crumble beneath the might of this graphical powerhouse.

Hooking everything together and providing the much need juice is the Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W PSU, relentlessly giving your components the life force required to operate at 110% whilst maintaining world class efficiency. Modular cabling allows for a neat installation, which is beneficial both aesthetically and ideal for optimal airflow.

All of this is installed within the glorious Corsair Carbide 540 Cube Case, showcasing the sophistication and empowerment unlined by the Infinity Tesseract.

Specifications
- Case: Corsair Carbide 540 Cube Case
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K Haswell (Socket 1150) Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor, Watercooled and Overclocked to at least 4.7GHz
- Motherboard: Gigabyte Z87X-OC (Socket 1150) ATX Motherboard
- RAM: Team Group Vulcan Orange 8GB (2x4GB) 2400MHz C10 Dual Channel Kit
- Graphics: 2 x Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 3072MB Graphics Cards in SLI & Watercooled
- Cooling: Full Custom Watercooling Loop, Mayhems Orange Pastel Fluid
- Primary Drive: Samsung 840 Evo Series 120GB Solid State Drive (Options Available)
- Secondary Drive: Seagate Barracuda 2TB SATA-III Hard Drive (Options Available)
- Tertiary Hard Drive: Optional
- Optical Drive: Optional
- Audio: 7.1 Channel HD Audio with SPDIF I/O
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 64-Bit (Options Available)
- Power Supply: Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W Power Supply


Only £3,079.99 inc VAT.

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"Infinity Corona" Intel Core i7 4930K @ 4.3GHz Overclocked Extreme Gaming PC @ £3,994.99 inc VAT

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra High End 8Pack systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point. Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

Infinity combines cherry picked processors with the finest components available today with dominating presence, the pure visual of an Infinity system will compel you to desire the performance that lies within. Clean modern lines, packed out with the latest, cutting edge technology, every component chosen for superior performance.

Taking system construction to an art form, our professional in-house technicians meticulously cable manage, position and arrange all internal components with deft skill.

The Infinity Corona system is armed with the mighty Intel Core i7 4930K Six Core, Twelve Thread Processor overclocked to a minimum of 4.30GHz! Unchained, all six cores operate in unison in speeds never experienced before, bringing the computational experience into warp speed. Chilled internal system temperatures are managed by the formidable Prolimatech Megahalems Black Edition Cooler equipped with dual 120mm fans. The memory runs at an extreme 2133MHz throughout all 16GB with a tight CAS latency of 9, bandwidth is nigh on unlimited.

Storage is handled by both a SSD & HDD, a Samsung 840 Evo Series 500GB is selected a primary drive enabled for record OS boot times and configured for split second application and game load times. The secondary HDD is a Seagate Barracuda 3TB Sata III drive offering ample space for literally everything else. Tertiary drive options are available for those who wish to contain libraries worth of data with their Infinity System.

Decked out with a pair of Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB graphics cards configured in SLI for ultimate firepower in maximum attack mode. The fun doesn't stop there as both cards are fully watercooled which delivers a soothingly silent experience. Even 4K display resolutions crumble beneath the might of this graphical powerhouse.

Hooking everything together and providing the much need juice is the Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W PSU, relentlessly giving your components the life force required to operate at 110% whilst maintaining world class efficiency. Modular cabling allows for a neat installation, which is beneficial both aesthetically and ideal for optimal airflow.

All of this is installed within the glorious Corsair Obsidian 900D Tower Case, showcasing the sophistication and empowerment unlined by the Infinity Corona.

Specifications
- Case: Corsair Obsidian 900D Super Tower Case
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4930K Ivybridge-E (Socket 2011) Six Core, Twelve Thread Processor Overclocked to at least 4.3GHz
- Motherboard: Asus Rampage IV Extreme (Socket 2011) E-ATX Motherboard
- RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro Red 16GB (4x4GB) 2133MHz C9 Quad Channel Kit
- Graphics: 2 x Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB Graphics Cards in SLI
- Cooling: Prolimatech Megahalems Black Edition with Dual 120mm Fans
- Primary Drive: Samsung 840 Evo Series 500GB Solid State Drive (Options Available)
- Secondary Drive: Seagate Barracuda 3TB SATA-III Hard Drive (Options Available)
- Tertiary Hard Drive: Optional
- Optical Drive: Optional
- Audio: 7.1 Channel HD Audio with SPDIF I/O
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 64-Bit (Options Available)
- Power Supply: Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W Power Supply

Only £3,994.99 inc VAT.

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"Infinity Pulsar" Intel Core i7 4770K @ 4.5GHz Overclocked Extreme Gaming PC @ £3,699.98 inc VAT

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra High End 8Pack systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point. Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

Infinity combines cherry picked processors with the finest components available today with dominating presence, the pure visual of an Infinity system will compel you to desire the performance that lies within. Clean modern lines, packed out with the latest, cutting edge technology, every component chosen for superior performance.

Taking system construction to an art form, our professional in-house technicians meticulously cable manage, position and arrange all internal components with deft skill.

The Infinity Pulsar system is armed with the mighty Intel Core i7 4770K Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor overclocked to a minimum of 4.50GHz! Unchained, all four cores operate in unison in speeds never experienced before, bringing the computational experience into warp speed. Chilled internal system temperatures are managed by the formidable Prolimatech Megahalems Black Edition Cooler equipped with dual 120mm fans. The memory runs at an extreme 2400MHz throughout all 16GB with a tight CAS latency of 10, bandwidth is nigh on unlimited.

Storage is handled by both a SSD & HDD, a Samsung 840 Evo Series 250GB is selected a primary drive enabled for record OS boot times and configured for split second application and game load times. The secondary HDD is a Seagate Barracuda 3TB Sata III drive offering ample space for literally everything else. Tertiary drive options are available for those who wish to contain libraries worth of data with their Infinity System.

Decked out with a pair of Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB graphics cards configured in SLI for ultimate firepower in maximum attack mode. The fun doesn't stop there as both cards are fully watercooled which delivers a soothingly silent experience. Even 4K display resolutions crumble beneath the might of this graphical powerhouse.

Hooking everything together and providing the much need juice is the Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W PSU, relentlessly giving your components the life force required to operate at 110% whilst maintaining world class efficiency. Modular cabling allows for a neat installation, which is beneficial both aesthetically and ideal for optimal airflow.

All of this is installed within the glorious Corsair Obsidian 750D Tower Case, showcasing the sophistication and empowerment unlined by the Infinity Pulsar.

Specifications
- Case: Corsair Obsidian 750D Tower Case
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K Haswell (Socket 1150) Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor Overclocked to at least 4.5GHz
- Motherboard: Asus Z87 Maximus VI Formula (Socket 1150) ATX Motherboard
- RAM: Patriot Black Mamba 16GB (2x8GB) 2400MHz C10 Dual Channel Kit
- Graphics: 2 x Nvidia GeForce Titan 6144MB Graphics Cards in SLI
- Cooling: Prolimatech Megahalems Black Edition with Dual 120mm Fans
- Primary Drive: Samsung 840 Evo Series 250GB Solid State Drive (Options Available)
- Secondary Drive: Seagate Barracuda 3TB SATA-III Hard Drive (Options Available)
- Tertiary Hard Drive: Optional
- Optical Drive: Optional
- Audio: 7.1 Channel HD Audio with SPDIF I/O
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 64-Bit (Options Available)
- Power Supply: Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W Power Supply


Only £3,699.98 inc VAT.

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"Infinity Cube" Intel Core i7 4770K @ 4.5GHz Overclocked Extreme Haswell Gaming PC @ £2,363.99 inc VAT

Designed and engineered in a similar vein to the Ultra High End 8Pack systems, the Infinity Systems have been developed with the enthusiast in mind, delivering a taste of the full 8Pack experience at a lighter price point. Channelling the hardware experience and world class skill of 8Pack, the Infinity Series of Systems were born. Infinity aims to pay homage to 8Pack by combining many of the same standards, processes and components that 8Pack insists on using in his own epic range of systems.

Infinity combines cherry picked processors with the finest components available today with dominating presence, the pure visual of an Infinity system will compel you to desire the performance that lies within. Clean modern lines, packed out with the latest, cutting edge technology, every component chosen for superior performance.

Taking system construction to an art form, our professional in-house technicians meticulously cable manage, position and arrange all internal components with deft skill.

The Infinity Cube system is armed with the mighty Intel Core i7 4770K Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor overclocked to a minimum of 4.50GHz! Unchained, all four cores operate in unison in speeds never experienced before, bringing the computational experience into warp speed. Chilled internal system temperatures are managed by the formidable Phanteks PH-TC14PE CPU Cooler. The memory runs at an extreme 2400MHz throughout all 8GB with a tight CAS latency of 10, bandwidth is nigh on unlimited.

Storage is handled by both a SSD & HDD, a Samsung 840 Evo Series 120GB is selected a primary drive enabled for record OS boot times and configured for split second application and game load times. The secondary HDD is a Seagate Barracuda 2TB Sata III drive offering ample space for literally everything else. Tertiary drive options are available for those who wish to contain libraries worth of data with their Infinity System.

Decked out with a pair of Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 3072MB graphics cards configured in SLI for ultimate firepower in maximum attack mode. The fun doesn't stop there as both cards are fully watercooled which delivers a soothingly silent experience. Even 4K display resolutions crumble beneath the might of this graphical powerhouse.

Hooking everything together and providing the much need juice is the Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W PSU, relentlessly giving your components the life force required to operate at 110% whilst maintaining world class efficiency. Modular cabling allows for a neat installation, which is beneficial both aesthetically and ideal for optimal airflow.

All of this is installed within the glorious Corsair Carbide 540 Cube Case, showcasing the sophistication and empowerment unlined by the Infinity Cube.

Specifications
- Case: Corsair Carbide 540 Cube Case
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K Haswell (Socket 1150) Quad Core, Eight Thread Processor Overclocked to at least 4.5GHz
- Motherboard: Gigabyte Z87X-OC (Socket 1150) ATX Motherboard
- RAM: Team Group Vulcan Orange 8GB (2x4GB) 2400MHz C10 Dual Channel Kit
- Graphics: 2 x Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 3072MB Graphics Cards in SLI
- Cooling: Phanteks PH-TC14PE CPU Cooler - Orange
- Primary Drive: Samsung 840 Evo Series 120GB Solid State Drive (Options Available)
- Secondary Drive: Seagate Barracuda 2TB SATA-III Hard Drive (Options Available)
- Tertiary Hard Drive: Optional
- Optical Drive: Optional
- Audio: 7.1 Channel HD Audio with SPDIF I/O
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 64-Bit (Options Available)
- Power Supply: Corsair RM 1000 "80+ Gold Rated" 1000W Power Supply


Only £2,363.99 inc VAT.

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[JeditOjanen]

Not that I'm seriously looking, but would adding your own tertiary and optical drives invalidate the warranty?

 

[Salsa]

Nice looking systems.

You need to alter the descriptions on the Corona, Pulsar and Cube as unless I am mistaken the GFX cards are not watercooled.

/Salsa

 

[ScottiB]

Not that I'm seriously looking, but would adding your own tertiary and optical drives invalidate the warranty?

no, we are perfectly happy for you to add your own personal touch to the systems. As long as you don't make drastic changes that cause issues why would we object?

 

[scotsdragon]

Some nice systems will be better when you get some galleries going on them

 

[Karbon Fox]

I am seriously interested in the Infinity Series - they look outstanding.
Really need to get some more pictures up soon. Think am going to break the bank and order up a 'Quasar' really soon - but it would be great to see it and get a full spec on the cooling system before going for it.
There seems to be a big push to mention the top of the line CPU's used within the build - but not too much about the spec's for the graphics cards in any of the systems.? In the Tesseract there are 780's and in the Quasar they are clearly watercooled Titans which are in SLI configuration - but are they standard cards or overclocked - or can they be overclocked.? A Top Line system like this surely must have top spec cards to match.?
Cant wait to get more info. and pics.!!!

 

[ScottiB]

I am seriously interested in the Infinity Series - they look outstanding.
Really need to get some more pictures up soon. Think am going to break the bank and order up a 'Quasar' really soon - but it would be great to see it and get a full spec on the cooling system before going for it.
There seems to be a big push to mention the top of the line CPU's used within the build - but not too much about the spec's for the graphics cards in any of the systems.? In the Tesseract there are 780's and in the Quasar they are clearly watercooled Titans which are in SLI configuration - but are they standard cards or overclocked - or can they be overclocked.? A Top Line system like this surely must have top spec cards to match.?
Cant wait to get more info. and pics.!!!

The cards can be overclocked with the right software. We reserve GPU overclocking for 8Pack systems because all of our other systems come with a clean install of Windows, so we are unable to pre-load OC software. (We'd have to OC GPU at BIOS level and that risks warranty)

I'm determined to get the Quasar built & photographed soon, we are just waiting on a container load of watercooling parts to land.

 

[Karbon Fox]

If your waiting on parts to arrive - does that mean a delay in building if I was to order a Quasar within the next week.?
Overclockers do sell a overclocked water cooled EVGA 780 - could this be added to a build of one of these systems, possibly.?

 

[ScottiB]

If your waiting on parts to arrive - does that mean a delay in building if I was to order a Quasar within the next week.?
Overclockers do sell a overclocked water cooled EVGA 780 - could this be added to a build of one of these systems, possibly.?

We only have one missing part & that is on its way to us from Germany as of this morning so we should be fine.

If you want to change to the EVGA Hydrocopper we could do that, you'd have to call us and pay any difference in price, but we think our choice of block is better than the OEM one that EVGA use.

 

[Karbon Fox]

I will take your word for it - but in that case - the system would be running a standard spec card using the EK water block. Would be well cooled but standard clock speeds.? Not sure what to do or which choices to make.
I would like the exact 'Quasar' build which you have spec'd on the web site - but to remove the titans and replace them with 780's. I feel that its much more cost effective.? Small drop in performance - but large drop in price.
Any suggestions.?

 

[ScottiB]

We are flexible but I couldn't really recommend any improvements because I made it as good as I could make it for the targeted price point.

Probably my only recommendation is already available as an option. Have a primary SSD for the OS and a larger secondary SSD for your games.

 

[Karbon Fox]

Appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions. For me - this is an expensive system and I want to make sure I get it right. I suppose that two 780's aren't exactly slow and will still provide outstanding performance.

 

[ScottiB]

absolutely, the Tesseract uses GTX 780s & that's my personal favourite of all the systems that we build. Obviously due to the similarities in base spec between the Quasar and Tesseract it made sense to default one to Titan and the other to GTX 780.

 

[Karbon Fox]

Would be interested to wait and build the system using the New 780 TI's. Any idea when you guys will actually have them available.? End of next month.?

 

[ScottiB]

Would be interested to wait and build the system using the New 780 TI's. Any idea when you guys will actually have them available.? End of next month.?

Unfortunately we don't have enough firm information about launch, pricing or even availability to really give you a clear answer. That said, the biggest problem that we'd face is unlikely to be the cards themselves, it'll be the water blocks which we won't get until a while after the card is launched, typically 3-6 weeks.

 

[Bongomike]

Been following your posts Karbon and i was torn between a few of the different systems. Got a Tesseract on order as of yesterday so will let you know how much of a beast it is next week if work can spare me for a few days to tinker with it.

 

[Karbon Fox]

Would be very interested to hear how you get on with your new system. I am stuck between the two systems and would like to hear about how yours performs and what you think of the build. If you get any good data and results overclocking the GPU's - let me know. Good Luck.
Did you specify any changes/upgrades to the system when you ordered it.?

 

[Bongomike]

Would be very interested to hear how you get on with your new system. I am stuck between the two systems and would like to hear about how yours performs and what you think of the build. If you get any good data and results overclocking the GPU's - let me know. Good Luck.
Did you specify any changes/upgrades to the system when you ordered it.?

I called up yesterday lunch and did the order over the phone. I changed the SSD to a 250gb as i've got one of those in my current system so may end up RAIDing it. Didn't change any of the basic specs as i'd previously queried a few things about the chosen setup. I think it's detailed in one of the threads about the infinity systems that the components being used are "tried and tested" and proven performers rather than the systems looking to use the absolute latest cards fresh from the suppliers although i'm sure one of the staffers can explain it a lot better than i can.

Don't know if they've done a build log for any of the systems yet but the older build logs i've read by the OC staff are amazing and you can see the effort that goes into the stuff they assemble. I'm currently using one of OC's lower prebuilt systems that i got about 3 years ago and that's been a stalwart and has served me well till all this new gen of games appeared and started hammering it hehe.

Once i get a hold of it i'm sure i'll stick a review up along with photos and me grinning like an idiot with a disapproving woman in the background

 

[Karbon Fox]

Ha - excellent. Looking forward to it.

 

[ScottiB]

I changed the SSD to a 250gb as i've got one of those in my current system so may end up RAIDing it

Don't know if they've done a build log for any of the systems yet but the older build logs i've read by the OC staff are amazing and you can see the effort that goes into the stuff they assemble.

I wouldn't RAID them myself, it makes very little difference at that sort of performance level. My recommendation would be to use one for OS and the other for games. This also means that you won't have to reinstall Windows.

I've decided that I'll construct your system myself, we have a brand new (finished today) area just for myself and 8pack to develop systems, so this will be the christening No doubt 8Pack will have his input as always, especially on the RAM tweaking.

Also, if you are happy to allow us, we would like to turn this build into a build log for the forums and we'll get our resident photographer to take many good pictures. Is that OK with you?