OC3D & Be Quiet @ LITS 2011
Armari XCP - Intel X79
Published: 24th October 2011 | Source: Be Quiet | Price: |

Armari XCP
Whilst the 3XS Swordfish is obviously the star in "bigness" terms, back down to low earth orbit we spot an equally intriguing system which you might recognise if you follow the Dream PC awards. If you don't then you'll be amazed at the concept, and if you do you'll still be amazed at the hardware.
A completely fanless, mineral cooled, fully submerged system. Not only is this definite proof that the concept we first saw about three years ago works so well that it can take vastly superior hardware than the prototype did, but there is still something truly eye-popping about seeing the coolant run out like a waterfall.
The hardware inside is probably more impressive. Hex-Core Sandy Bridge-E processor running on the Intel X79 chipset. Twin GTX580s. No fans. It speaks volumes when a brand new Intel processor and a brand new chipset almost play second fiddle to the Armari XCP. Although that's probably because we'll get to review the former, never the latter.
Whilst we are taking a small meander down 'Famous custom computers we've known and desired' road. One stealthy, one extrovert, both gorgeous.
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I must admit though out of all the retailers Scan do some of the best looking custom built PCs, their Scorpion FT02 custom PC looks awesome too.
'twas also a pleasure to meet Tom on the friday. Was gonna come back, but you were either not there or busy looking... Shall see you in April anyway
Really do like them quite a lot.
We chatted to a few peeps met up with tom and said hello, met up with intel, scan, asus and a few others but to me the show was to small.
From now on ill be moving away from things like this and hideing in my hole and my partner may take over going to these events. I think allso were now looking into producing a Modded PC for show casesing our stuff properly.
Would love to see a showcase of your systems mayhem.
Guess I better start saving up some money.
Just thought I should say, on page 3 of the article you got the link to http://triplewidescreen.co.uk/ wrong, there's only one 'p' in triple.








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