Acer releases ultra-high-end Aspire Predator G7700 gaming rig
Looking to compete with Alienware and Falcon, the Predator desktop systems sport a bold design, liquid-cooling and a matching gaming monitor.
Computing, Gaming | by Greg Elliott | Thu Oct 2, 2008 4:19PM | 1 comment
Acer has released its ultra-high-end Aspire Predator gaming rigs, revealed earlier this year. Shipping in two editions, the $1,650 G7700-UQ9300A includes a liquid-cooled 2.5Ghz Core 2 Quad processor, a GeForce 9600GT graphics card, 8GB of memory, and two 640GB drives, while the $2,200 G7700-UQ9550A ups the processor to 2.83Ghz, sports the GeForce 9800GTX video card, and gets an extra 640GB hard-drive giving it almost 2TB of storage. Acer also sells a matching 24-inch, 1920 x 1200 resolution gaming monitor, the $400 G24, that includes both DVI and HDMI ports and has a 50,000:1 contrast ratio with a 2 millisecond response time, according to the company.
[Via Engadget]
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Basic Egg (9:37 AM on Mon Dec 29, 2008)
There seem to be no drivers what-so-ever if you want to run windows xp on your machine. Plus it only gets delivered with Windows Vista (you actually have to pay for Vista AND XP if you want to buy it XP while your not gona get Vista then (well you do get a key)), talk about gaming specific computers.