Falcon Northwest gives away the mother of all systems @ Geforce LAN!

[Brian@ASUS]

This is one of THEE craziest systems being given away in my eyes in a VERY VERY long time. 2X MARSII, Rampage III Extreme, 990X, 48 gigs of ram, custom paint job, its just NUTS! Thank you Kelt for making such an awesome giveaway to the community


The winner at NVIDIA’s GeForce LAN 6 tournament will take home one of the fastest PCs ever made: A Falcon Northwest MACH V valued at over $10,000!

This insanely loaded system features: •Falcon Northwest’s exclusive ICON2 chassis custom painted in Chevrolet “Synergy Green” •TWO ASUS MARSII® limited edition graphics cards featuring FOUR NVIDIA® GeForce GTX 580 GPUs in Quad-SLITM with 6 Gigs of GDDR5 memory •Intel® Core-i7 990X 3.46 GHz 6-Core CPU overclocked to 4.12 GHz •ASUS Rampage III Extreme X58 Chipset motherboard •CPU Liquid Cooling by CoolIT •48 Gigs! of Crucial DDR3 •Dual Crucial M4 256 Gig SSDs in RAID 0 •2 Terabyte WD Caviar Black HDD •1.5 Kilowatt Silverstone Power Supply •Custom painted Logitech G19 gaming keyboard and G9X mouse

For more information on GeForce LAN 6, please visit: http://www.geforce.com/landingpage/geforce-lan

[Cody_Irwin]

I think i splurged... Damn west coasters get all the fun...

[G4MER]

WOW that is amazing! Someone get me a towel.

[pcjunkie209]

Ya but winner of what? It says GLAN winner for what tourney?

[xeromist]

Ya but winner of what? It says GLAN winner for what tourney?

Exactly! What game/map should I be practicing?

[xTorsHun]

What ab odd looking design (motherboard angle). I've never seen anything like this before and I have to say I really like the split area for the GPUs

[AnthonyLackey]

That system was amazing!!! I was drooling on it... LMAO

[DaemonCantor]

It's built to lay on it's back and save room at a LAN Event....

[xeromist]

It's built to lay on it's back and save room at a LAN Event....

I don't think it really saves much room. Mainly, having the GPU's venting straight up means that only cold air comes in the bottom and hot air always goes straight up and out, never mixing.