The ultimate Supreme Commander PC?
Win a 6ft replica, stuffed with uber-PC innards, at bit-tech.net!
As you ought to be aware, Supreme Commander is out now. But perhaps, booting up the game on your ordinary desktop PC just seems a bit un-supreme. It almost doesn't seem right playing a game so massive on a unit that's not, well, massive.
Thankfully, the mod-masters at Bit-tech.net are rectifying this issue as we speak. They're building a huge, supremely customised PC to celebrate the launch of Supreme Commander. And it's almost as big as Bit-tech's review score for the long-awaited RTS. Which as you can see here, is a perfect 10/10.
And what does this PC look like? It looks like the supreme commander. It's a 6 foot replica of the UEF ACU... for those that don't know, that's the enormous robot that adorns the front of the box (which you can see here).
And under the bonnet of this monstrous robot-PC lies a stash of hardware so elaborate, it'll boot your most intensive applications before you've had the chance to say "Supr..."
It's packing an Intel Core Extreme QX6700 quad-core processor, an ASUS P5N32-E SLI Plus motherboard, 2 x ASUS GeForce EN-8800 GTX graphics cards, 2 GB Corgair Dominator DDR2 memory, 2 x 750 GB Seagate Barracuda hard drives, a Creative X-Fi Fatal1ty soundcard and an Enermax Galaxy 1000W PSU. In layman's terms, that means it's 'ridiculously good'.
You can find out more about the dream machine, and enter the competition here. Good luck!
Thankfully, the mod-masters at Bit-tech.net are rectifying this issue as we speak. They're building a huge, supremely customised PC to celebrate the launch of Supreme Commander. And it's almost as big as Bit-tech's review score for the long-awaited RTS. Which as you can see here, is a perfect 10/10.
And what does this PC look like? It looks like the supreme commander. It's a 6 foot replica of the UEF ACU... for those that don't know, that's the enormous robot that adorns the front of the box (which you can see here).
And under the bonnet of this monstrous robot-PC lies a stash of hardware so elaborate, it'll boot your most intensive applications before you've had the chance to say "Supr..."
It's packing an Intel Core Extreme QX6700 quad-core processor, an ASUS P5N32-E SLI Plus motherboard, 2 x ASUS GeForce EN-8800 GTX graphics cards, 2 GB Corgair Dominator DDR2 memory, 2 x 750 GB Seagate Barracuda hard drives, a Creative X-Fi Fatal1ty soundcard and an Enermax Galaxy 1000W PSU. In layman's terms, that means it's 'ridiculously good'.
You can find out more about the dream machine, and enter the competition here. Good luck!
