ULTIMA XXX - NOW X79 BASED

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Introducing the "Ultima XXX" now based on Intel X79 technology utilising the latest extreme i7 CPUs. This system has more power than the Death star!

"Ultima XXX" Intel Core i7 3960X 3.30GHz @ 4.60GHz DDR3 SLI System @ £6,999.98 inc VAT

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Remember that day when your parents told you "It's the taking part that counts.", well they lied, it is all about winning! Knock your game up a gear and get ready to own with the "Ultima XXX", featuring all the latest advancements in computer hardware to take you straight to the top of the podium with no questions asked. With a blistering fast Intel Core i7 3960X overclocked to 4.60GHz you can burn through the most demanding levels with no risk of slowing the pace down and paired with 2 GTX 580 3GB graphics cards you can crank the detail up and pick your enemies out before they even see you coming. The Asus Xense sound card delivers crystal clear sound so you can hear the enemy reloading so you can strike at the perfect moment. Equipped with an Crucial RealSSD 512GB SSD as your OS drive you can load into the game seconds infront of the competiton to get the crucial first kill.

Why Should You Buy This System?
- Featuring Intel Core i7 3960X 3.30GHz overclocked to 4.60GHz
- With x2 GTX 580 3GB graphics cards configured in SLI, frame rates are smashed and brought into a whole new zone of gaming.
- An Crucial RealSSD M4 512GB SSD and Western Digital 2TB Green 6Gb/s provide storage and speed in perfect unison.
- Fully watercooled to the highest standard, providing excellent cooling.
- Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit pre-installed


System Specification
- Case: Silverstone TJ11-W Monster Case
- Power Supply: OCZ ZX 1250W Professional 100% Modular Power Supply
- CPU: Intel Core i7 3960X 3.30GHz overclocked to 4.60GHz
- Motherboard: Gigabyte X79A-UD7 Intel X79 (Socket 2011) DDR3 Motherboard
- RAM: G.Skill RipJawsZ 32GB (8x4GB) DDR3 PC3-14900C9 (1866MHz) Quad Channel
- Hard Drives:Crucial RealSSD M4 512 Solid State Hard Drive and
Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache
- Graphics Card: x2 GeForce GTX 580 3072MB GDDR5 in SLI
- Sound : Asus Xonar Xense Sound Card w/ Sennheiser PC-350 "Xense" Edition Headphones
- Optical Drive: Pioneer BDR-205 12x BluRay RW / 16x DVD±RW Drive - Black - Black

Accessories
- Bit Fenix Alchemy Braided Cables
- Xigmatek XL-F1253 Orange LED 120mm fans
- Aquaero PRO 5 LCD Fan Controller w/ Black Bezel

Watercooling
- Bitspower Rotary & Compression Fittings
- Bitspower Multilink adaptors + Crystal link tubes
- EK GTX+ 580 Full Cover waterblocks - Nickel Plexi
- EK HF Supreme CPU Block - Nickel Plexi
- Laing D5 Vario Pump w/ EK D5 Top - Acetal Black
- EK 250 Reservoir Basic - V2
- Hardware labs Black Ice SR-1 480 Radiator - 120.4 w/ XSPC 120mm Uni rad stand & Hardware labs Black Ice Stealth GT 240 Radiator - 120.2

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?
Unsurpassed power and unlimited potential? This is the system for you with the finest components and the highest overclock.

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 £6,999.98 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
do the 590s suffer the same problem the 560Ti's do with VRAM, because i could imagine some very disappointed customers of they do.

i know something was mentioned about the 570 and 580 having a better bus or something, but i have no idea how this relates to things

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for higher resolutions some games do have problems with the 590:
Gibbo said:
We even had one customer with a pair of MARS cards with a DELL 30" unable to obtain smooth game play at 2560x1600 with maximum settings. As such we've being doing some internal testing and found some rather startling results and one of our direct Graphics partners have also found the same results.
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may i suggest that you do not use 2x GTX 590, but instead use 4x EVGA GTX 580 *** Hydro Copper 2 3072MB or similar
(i chose it because it was a single slot watercooled card with 3GB VRAM, so it should still fit)

not sure how much it would increase the price by doing it this way, but you'd be looking at over £6.5k just for the parts :eek:
 
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Reaper 392 said:
do the 590s suffer the same problem the 560Ti's do with VRAM, because i could imagine some very disappointed customers of they do.

i know something was mentioned about the 570 and 580 having a better bus or something, but i have no idea how this relates to things

*edit*
for higher resolutions some games do have problems with the 590:


may i suggest that you do not use 2x GTX 590, but instead use 4x EVGA GTX 580 *** Hydro Copper 2 3072MB or similar
(i chose it because it was a single slot watercooled card with 3GB VRAM, so it should still fit)

not sure how much it would increase the price by doing it this way, but you'd be looking at over £6.5k just for the parts :eek:
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The spec I'm reading at the top of the thread says it uses 2 * 580, not 2 * 590. I do agree that a system with that sort of price tag and spec could use more than 2 * 580 though :)

The system is certainly heading in the sort of direction I have planned for my next build, in terms of raw performance. It just doesn't quite hit it with only a single processor, 2 GPUs and one SSD though :)

RAW POWAH!!
 
debs3759 said:
The spec I'm reading at the top of the thread says it uses 2 * 580, not 2 * 590. I do agree that a system with that sort of price tag and spec could use more than 2 * 580 though :)
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so it does. bit of a rip off at £7000 when you can get the equivalent system with an i7 2600k and two air cooled 1.5GB GTX 580s for £2000.

i would have thought that this system with its massive SSD and top end other stuff would be ~£5k

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oops, just realised i forgot about the SSD, sound card, case and RAM differences between the two. altered the price
 
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bulldog147 said:
I would like to see benchmark results, with temperature screen please as ocuk did metion before but never post it.
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no worries bulldog, we will get a £7k system built for you now so we can get some temperature readouts.

when we sell one in the new config, we will post up the results.
 
when my number come up on a friday night this is gonna be my media pc...... 1 for each room.............. in my 12 bedroom mansion..........
 
rjkoneill - What are the advantages in going to a single very fast 6 (12HT) core chip over the slower individually dual Xeons with 12 (24HT) cores of the previous spec?

I'm spec'ing a Video editing rig and I'm getting close to decision making time and that info would help.

Ta!
 
I think OcUK had one of these (X58 based though) at LITS. It looked amazing. OcUK should really put up some product shots of this onto the shop site as what's there doesn't do it justice at all. I know if I was spending that much on a PC, I'd want some evidence of the build quality. I know from experience that the OcUK build quality is excellent across the board, but you guys are missing a trick in not promoting that!
 
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