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Maximum PC builds the Dream Machine 2011 - Good lord...
Brandon Davenport
There are multiple stages when it comes to building a gaming rig — pure bliss hand picking your hardware, drooling over the specs sheet, spitting up coffee looking at the reciept and finally crafting your godly mamoth of raw power. If you’ve never built a PC, we highly reccomend it — if you have, you’re about to enter gaming rig Nirvana.
The case is especially awesome — it’s a brand new Cooler Master Cosmos II with suicide doors and 20 percent larger than the previous Cosmos. The PSU and six hard drive bays are tucked away in their own compartment at the bottom, while the rest of the case houses all of the other components, and a 360mm radiator up on top. They didn’t stop there though — they took the Cosmos II case and gave it a wicked paint job (lambo yellow).
This is obviously a really excseeive build, but we thank Maximum PC for building the dream machine and telling the story because nobody I know has $13,000 to throw around. It was an awesome read and we can’t wait to see what Dream Machine 2012 has in store…
Some quick specs - Here is the Dream Machine 2011
Cooling — Corsair Hydro Series H100
Motherboard — Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD7-B3
Proccessor — Intel Core i7-2600K
RAM — Corsair 16GB Vengeance
Graphics cards (Tri) — EVGA GeForce GTX 580 Superclocked
HDD/SSD — 2X OCZ Vertex 3 (240GB) - 3x Seagate Barracuda XT (3TB)
PSU — Silverstone Strider ST1500
Mouse — Cyborg R.A.T. 9
Keyboard — Razer BlackWidow Ultimate
Monitors — 3x NEC PA301W
Speakers — Corsair SP2500
