Dospara Galleria Mini 1060 Gaming PC

Dospara Galleria Mini 1060

Dospara has added a new gaming PC ‘Galleria Mini 1060’ to its line-up. Recommended for playing Square Enix’s RPG Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition, this compact gaming PC is packed with a 3.60GHz Intel Core i7-7700 ‘Kaby Lake’ quad-core processor, an Intel B250 Express Chipset, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB graphics card, a 16GB DDR4 RAM and a 250GB SSD.

Furthermore, the Galleria Mini 1060 comes equipped with 1x USB 3.1 Type-A port & 1x USB 3.1 Type-C port (front I/O) and 2x USB 3.1 Type-A ports & 1x LAN port (rear I/O).

Running on Windows 10 Home 64-bit OS, the Dospara Galleria Mini 1060 provides WiFi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.2 for connectivity. The Dospara Galleria Mini 1060 is available now for 177,980 Yen (about $1,669). [Product Page]

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MSI Infinite X 8RF-073JP Gaming PC

MSI Infinite X 8RF-073JP

MSI is offering you their latest gaming PC, the Infinite X 8RF-073JP. Specs-wise, this high-end gaming PC is packed with a Intel Core i7-8700K processor (w/ liquid cooled CPU cooler), an Intel Z370 Chipset, an MSI GeForce GTX 1080Ti ARMOR 11GB OC graphics card, a 32GB DDR4 RAM, a 512GB M.2 SSD and a 2TB hard drive.

Furthermore, the system has a DVD SuperMulti Drive, 1x USB 3.1 Type-C port, 1x USB 3.1 Type-A port & 1x USB 2.0 port (front I/O), 4x USB 3.1 Type-A port, 2x USB 2.0 ports, 1x DP, 1x HDMI & 1x RJ45 (rear I/O) and a 550W 80PLUS BRONZE power supply.

Running on Windows 10 Home OS, the Infinite X 8RF-073JP provides dual-band WiFi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.2 for connectivity. The MSI Infinite X 8RF-073JP is available now for 305,980 Yen (about $2,876). [Product Page]

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Epic Life-size Iron Man Contains a Working PC

I’ve seen some pretty amazing case mods over the years, but this life-size Iron Man PC might just be the most incredible PC build yet. Pro system builder Jengki Wmp of World Media Plus created this life-size sculpture of Iron Man in his Mk. 45 armor, which also happens to double as a high-end gaming PC.

The system houses an MSI X99A Xpower Gaming Titanium motherboard, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card with 8GB, an Intel Core i7-5820K CPU, speedy ZADAK511 Shield 3000MHz DDR4 memory, a 240GB ZADAK511 Shield SSD, and a 600W Thermaltake Toughpower PSU. The whole thing is water-cooled using a Thermaltake system. It makes me wonder if Tony Stark’s Arc Reactor would last longer if it were water-cooled, or if it would just electrocute him.

Of course, what makes this system so awesome isn’t the computer, but the incredible, detailed sculpting, with super-shiny red and gold armor, and a slick light-up interior so you can see all the computer components. The rainbow-illuminated cooling fans in Iron Man’s back are a nice touch too.

Amazing build, Jengki. I can’t imagine how much time and effort it took to create this thing, but you deserve all of the awards they throw your way.

[via Mike Shouts]

Custom Star Trek USS Dragon-1 PC: To Boldly Game

I like it when people cram powerful gaming hardware inside a cool and custom built computer case. Fans of PC gaming and Star Trek will want to lust after this custom gaming rig. It’s made to look like a shuttle from Star Trek: Voyager.

This impressive build is completely custom and was made by Stefan Ulrich of Random Design. He spent over 200 hours building the system, most notably the case, which he hand-sculpted from styrofoam, body filler, and fiberglass.

The brightly-lit machine is liquid-cooled and has an Intel i7 6700K processor, 32GB of RAM, 240Gb SSd, and a GTX 980 Ti video card. The only thing I love as much as a cool custom PC is a build video that shows what went into the beast, so here you go:

[via MSI via PCGamer]

Digital Storm’s Aura All-in-one Packs a 10-core CPU

Have you noticed the trend of gigantic all-in-one gaming PCs? Yeah, we kinda noticed that too. Looks like that trend is here to stay, because Digital Storm has unveiled a new version of the Aura, and this 34-inch curved system is packing some serious power.

Not only is it one of the first PCs to use Intel’s Broadwell-E-based Core i7 Extreme Edition processors, but you can even outfit it with up to a 10-core chip. Gamers are going to love this rig, that’s for sure.

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You can also add a GeForce GTX 1080 to go with Aura’s ultra-wide 3,440 x 1,440 resolution. It may be an all-in-one, but you’re not giving up hardware upgrades to save space. Digital Storm says that just about everything on board can be replaced. It even supports liquid cooling.

Obviously this isn’t going to come cheap. The Aura starts at $1,999(USD) and goes up from there depending how beefed up you want it.

[via Engadget]

Digital Storm’s Aura All-in-one Packs a 10-core CPU

Have you noticed the trend of gigantic all-in-one gaming PCs? Yeah, we kinda noticed that too. Looks like that trend is here to stay, because Digital Storm has unveiled a new version of the Aura, and this 34-inch curved system is packing some serious power.

Not only is it one of the first PCs to use Intel’s Broadwell-E-based Core i7 Extreme Edition processors, but you can even outfit it with up to a 10-core chip. Gamers are going to love this rig, that’s for sure.

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You can also add a GeForce GTX 1080 to go with Aura’s ultra-wide 3,440 x 1,440 resolution. It may be an all-in-one, but you’re not giving up hardware upgrades to save space. Digital Storm says that just about everything on board can be replaced. It even supports liquid cooling.

Obviously this isn’t going to come cheap. The Aura starts at $1,999(USD) and goes up from there depending how beefed up you want it.

[via Engadget]

Liquid-Cooled Corsair Bulldog Is the Perfect Barebone PC

Corsair Bulldog Gaming Barebone PC

Just when it seemed that barebone PCs are out of fashion, Corsair announced Bulldog, a water-cooled barebone computer intended for gamers.

It’s not unusual for gamers to build their own computers from scratch, as they are well-aware of what piece of hardware goes where. However, barebones represent a great way of skipping a few steps in the whole “Build a PC” process, especially if the cases they come in are attractive. Corsair has plenty of experience in creating not only good looking, but also highly functional PC cases, so it figured that launching a barebone PC would be the next logical step. Enter Bulldog, a reasonably priced barebone that comes in a compact body, proving that gaming machines don’t need to look like a monolith.

Since it’s scheduled for a Q4 2015 launch, Bulldog will most probably include a motherboard based on Intel’s upcoming Skylake chipset. In other words, support for up to 32GB of DDR3 and DDR4 RAM is provided, along with USB 3.1, Gigabit Ethernet, 7.1 audio and built-in Wi-Fi. AMD fans won’t be neglected either, but the motherboards and chipsets to be used are currently unknown.

As seen below, Bulldog will feature a Hydro Series liquid CPU cooler, which means that users won’t have to mess around with tubing, pumps and all of that. This cooling solution not only keeps the CPU’s temperature down, but it’s also quieter than air coolers. Should you want to also water-cool your GPU, Corsair will provide a DIY cooling kit for $99.

A fully modular 600W SFX power supply is also included, to make sure that gamers use just the right amount of cables, without any unnecessary air-blocking clutter.

Also coming with Bulldog is Lapdog, a lap desk that enables you to play games from the comfort of your couch. This accessory even has a built-in USB hub for charging phones and powering USB headphones or mice.

Both Bulldog and Lapdog will be launched in Q4 2015, for $399 and $89, respectively. You would still have to spend some extra for the CPU and RAM, but considering that what you are left with is a great degree of freedom, I’d say that it’s worth it. I’m not a big fan of the Lapdog, but the Bulldog gaming barebone PC would definitely make a great addition to any gamer’s living room.

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