Titan Scythe Review

Saixtanwar · 20 Jun 2013 at 17:11

I ordered this system a couple of days ago, the only thing I changed was to pick the HIS HD7950 Iceq x2 boost. The next day I found this review of the system.

http://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/ocuk_titan_scythe.html

Interesting conclusion about the cost of the build.

NathWraith · 20 Jun 2013 at 17:32

Saixtanwar said:
I ordered this system a couple of days ago, the only thing I changed was to pick the HIS HD7950 Iceq x2 boost. The next day I found this review of the system.

http://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/ocuk_titan_scythe.html

Interesting conclusion about the cost of the build.

I don't really understand your post.

What is interesting about the conclusion?

zzchess · 20 Jun 2013 at 18:02

NathWraith said:
I don't really understand your post.

What is interesting about the conclusion?

Next we come to the system price, the OcUK Titan Scythe is (at the time of review) £1072.06 which includes delivery and also a fantastic 24 month collect and return warranty. Now, many people have argued that building your own system is cheaper, but not in the case of this one, we have manually selected all the individual components and OS that go to make up this PC at OcUK and discovered that the total price including VAT and delivery is £1074.23, so £2.17 more expensive!!! Considering the Titan Scythe comes to you built, overclocked and with a warranty this is exceptional value for money and for this we award it the Vortez Amazing Value Award.

Only charged £2.17 to build!

NathWraith · 21 Jun 2013 at 13:32

zzchess said:
Only charged £2.17 to build!

Oh right lol.

Yeah we have done a good job on the Scythe