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HP unveils 3GHz, quad-core Blackbird Alpha gaming PC
HP today reached out to the gaming crowd with a new top-end version of its Blackbird 002 gaming PC, now featuring a 45nm Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 quad-core processor running at 3.0GHz. Dubbed the Alpha configuration, this beast packs a pair of 1GB ATI Radeon X2900 XT’s running in Crossfire mode, 2GB of Corsair’s DDR2 SLI-Ready RAM, and a 160GB 10,000 RPM hard drive.
Other features include a 16× combo drive and a 16× DVD±RW drive, an Ageia PhysX 100 Series PCI-E accelerator card, a factory-sealed liquid-cooled CPU, a 15-in-1 memory card reader, and the Blackbird’s characteristic ASUS Maximus Formula mainboard that supports both ATI’s CrossFire and Nvidia’s SLI for multi-GPU configurations. The Blackbird 002 Alpha is available today for the obscene price of $5,499.
Other features include a 16× combo drive and a 16× DVD±RW drive, an Ageia PhysX 100 Series PCI-E accelerator card, a factory-sealed liquid-cooled CPU, a 15-in-1 memory card reader, and the Blackbird’s characteristic ASUS Maximus Formula mainboard that supports both ATI’s CrossFire and Nvidia’s SLI for multi-GPU configurations. The Blackbird 002 Alpha is available today for the obscene price of $5,499.
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