TITAN TRICERATOP - SANDYBRIDGE GAMING SYSTEM REDESIGNED!

NathWraith · 18 Jul 2011 at 17:24

We have re-designed and overhauled the "Titan Triceratop" system to provide an even better gaming experience for an even lower price!

"Titan Triceratop" Intel Core i5 2500K 3.30GHz @ 4.40GHz DDR3 Sandybridge System @ £603.97 inc VAT

Strong, resolute, powerful, the "Titan Triceratop" the natural enemy of the T-Rex. Providing immense graphical power and CPU processing speed. The "Titan Triceratop" has a ludicrous 4.40GHz overclock, which enables you to power through the latest games and applications. Own your game with the "Titan Triceratop"!

Why You Should Buy This System
- A guaranteed 4.40GHz performance for the price of 3.40GHz
- True DX11 gaming performance available from a choice of compatible graphics cards
- Precision built and cabled by Overclockers UK expert technicians
- SATA 6GB/s and Intel Ethernet for next gen computing

System Specification
- Case: Coolermaster Elite 335 Case - Black
- Power Supply: OCZ ZS 650W PSU
- CPU: Intel Core i5 2500K 3.30GHz Sandybridge overclocked to 4.40GHz
- Motherboard: Intel P67 (Socket 1155) DDR3 Motherboard ** B3 REVISION **
- Cooler: Corsair H60 CPU Cooler
- RAM: 4GB DDR3 1600MHz Dual Channel Kit
- Hard Drive: Western Digital Caviar Blue 500GB SATA 6GB/s
- Graphics Card: Choice of the latest DX11 Graphics cards
- Sound: Realtek 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?
Powerful and reliable. The two qualities you need to get you through your game, the "Titan Triceratops" lauches you into the next generation of computing.

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 £603.97 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW

-Mike- · 19 Jul 2011 at 11:11

Not a good enough description fella! No motherboard info, we all like to know which one of those we are getting

bulldog147 · 19 Jul 2011 at 12:51

-Mike- said:
Not a good enough description fella! No motherboard info, we all like to know which one of those we are getting

+1 I kept telling ocuk to put full description spec details. They never metion which motherboard make & model number! Not good enough !

Redmint · 19 Jul 2011 at 12:58

It might be cheap however anyone buying without much computer know-how who picks the standard GT 430 graphics card might be disappointed.

ademcg · 19 Jul 2011 at 13:40

bulldog147 said:
+1 I kept telling ocuk to put full description spec details. They never metnion which motherboard make & model number! Not good enough !

+1

NathWraith · 19 Jul 2011 at 13:59

The board we use it the Triceratop is the MSI P67A-C45, the reason we don't list the motherboard is that the board used can change weekly if not daily depending on stock availability.

rjk · 19 Jul 2011 at 16:09

Redmint said:
It might be cheap however anyone buying without much computer know-how who picks the standard GT 430 graphics card might be disappointed.

yet our test system which has a 430 runs Dirt3 amongst other games @1680X1050 using some high settings quite well.

sure its not the best, but its a budget card.

-Mike- · 19 Jul 2011 at 16:35

Your 430 runs dirt at high at 1680?

Run it and give us some fraps figures!

Redmint · 19 Jul 2011 at 16:54

rjkoneill said:
yet our test system which has a 430 runs Dirt3 amongst other games @1680X1050 using some high settings quite well.

sure its not the best, but its a budget card.

-Mike- · 19 Jul 2011 at 17:09

If the gpu doesn't appear in your options list can a friend ring up and change it? Also how about a cheeky upgrade to the motherboard if requested?

SL09 · 20 Jul 2011 at 12:34

NathWraith said:
The board we use it the Triceratop is the MSI P67A-C45, the reason we don't list the motherboard is that the board used can change weekly if not daily depending on stock availability.

that's not good since we all want to know what are we buying.
well, of course, those who don't even know what a motherboard is won't be bothered.

Richdog · 20 Jul 2011 at 12:35

lmao @ the name "Triceratop". Who on earth came up with that name for a system.

bulldog147 · 20 Jul 2011 at 12:38

SL09 said:
that's not good since we all want to know what are we buying.
well, of course, those who don't even know what a motherboard is won't be bothered.

+1 That's very true! If the board is out of stock & replaced different board, what ocuk need to do is updated on the spec details, it only take a minute to do this!

-Mike- · 20 Jul 2011 at 12:59

The board is a poor choice given this is being pitched at a gaming system. No option for crossfire or sli is a let down.

£1 retail difference gets you the gigabyte board with crossfire support, £10 difference gets you the msi board with sli / crossfire support.

If you took that out of your build profit it'd be a cracking system.

-Mike- · 20 Jul 2011 at 13:00

Richdog said:
lmao @ the name "Triceratop". Who on earth came up with that name for a system.

The naming system of late is indeed amusing! Dino based pc's is a bizzare choice. Given they are all extinct....

Aedus · 20 Jul 2011 at 13:03

You need some systems named after internet meme's.

rjk · 20 Jul 2011 at 13:10

-Mike- said:
Your 430 runs dirt at high at 1680?

thats not what i said.

rjkoneill said:
using some high settings

the game is perfectly playable. its not going to run crysis or anything mental but dirt3 is hardly the most demanding game ever.
other games we tried at that resolution include COD and BFBC2. bad company needs a lot of grunt but it is playable at lower settings.
still looks better and plays smoother than a console version of the game, even on the budget card.
most gamers will opt for the 460 GTX at a mere £50 more for loads more performance and gaming capability.

bulldog147 said:
+1 That's very true! If the board is out of stock & replaced different board, what ocuk need to do is updated on the spec details, it only take a minute to do this!

unsurprising post is unsurprising. :rolleyes:

-Mike- said:
The board is a poor choice given this is being pitched at a gaming system. No option for crossfire or sli is a let down.

£1 retail difference gets you the gigabyte board with crossfire support, £10 difference gets you the msi board with sli / crossfire support.

If you took that out of your build profit it'd be a cracking system.

the system is a budget system. and the prices you are quoting are website retail prices and not system integration prices. if you are looking to upgrade to SLI/crossfire and want advanced fratures then this may not be the system for you. one of our more advanced systems would suit the bill better.

NathWraith · 20 Jul 2011 at 15:19

-Mike- said:
If the gpu doesn't appear in your options list can a friend ring up and change it? Also how about a cheeky upgrade to the motherboard if requested?

Can be done just a quick call to our sales line and you can customise any system or use our online configurator.

-Mike- said:
The board is a poor choice given this is being pitched at a gaming system. No option for crossfire or sli is a let down.

£1 retail difference gets you the gigabyte board with crossfire support, £10 difference gets you the msi board with sli / crossfire support.

If you took that out of your build profit it'd be a cracking system.

Retail prices do not reflect cost prices. Remember this system is our lower end Sandybridge system so aiming for a single GPU, 2500K setup. We have the titan Spinosaur and Ultima mosasaur etc for higher spec sandubridge builds.

Again I will mention our configurator as you can spec up anything you like on there!

-Mike- · 20 Jul 2011 at 17:17

Fair points Nath, but for £1 more retail which is obviously a lot less if anything at cost price to yourselves you are selling a system which someone COULD if they wanted to - add a second ATI card to assuming they specified an ati option.

Ten pounds retail cost which again to you guys probably translates to around £3 cost price gives them the SLI option.

You are plugging it as a gaming system, and as such I feel you should be offering your customers upgrade paths of their own, instead of them having to buy a far more expensive starting point by choosing a different system.

Its a good pc don't get me wrong, but I think you could do a lot better on the motherboard, for a few extra quid starting price.

Freelanc3r · 20 Jul 2011 at 20:17

These really are a treat to build!
The 335 is an awesome case for its size