CyberPower Unleashes Factory Overclocked Intel Core i5 & Core i7 800 Gaming Rigs

CyberPower Unleashes Factory Overclocked Intel Core i5 & Core i7 800 Gaming Rigs

Tuesday, September 08, 2009 - by Jennifer Johnson
If you’re looking to take advantage of Intel’s new Lynnfield based Core i5 and i7 800 series processors, and don’t want to build a rig yourself, then CyberPower’s latest systems might be just what you’re looking for. In all, CyberPower is offering five new customizable, high performance gaming rigs that can be overclocked directly from the factory. The base price for the Gamer Xtreme i5/i7 systems with P55 chipset starts at $749. Check out the press release below for more details on these new rigs.

CyberPower Announces New Factory Overclocked Intel Core i5 and Core i7 800 Gaming Rigs

Get Your Venom Boosted Core i5 and i7 Rigs

BALDWIN PARK, CA (September 8, 2009) – CyberPower Inc., www.cyberpowerpc.com a manufacturer of custom gaming machines and an Intel Premium Channel Partner, today announced five new high performance gaming rigs based on Intel’s new Core i5 and Core i7 800 Series processors along with Intel’s P55 chipset.

CyberPower customers can begin customizing and configuring their Core i5/i7 gaming rigs in tandem with Intel’s official launch on September 8th.


CyberPower will initially offer five new models in its Gamer Xtreme 1000 to 5000 series, which will feature Intel’s LGA 1156 Core i5 or i7 processors with a choice of new Intel Core i5 750 (2.66GHz), i7 860 (2.80 GHz), and i7 870 (2.93 GHz) CPUs. Customers will have several new P55 chipset motherboards to park their new processors in from leading motherboard manufacturers such as Gigabyte, Asus, EVGA, and MSI.

Intel’s “Lynnfield” i5/i7 processors and P55 chipset provide enhanced performance for digital media creation and demanding multi-tasking and excellent graphics options for gaming.

The Core i5 features intelligent performance, which automatically adjusts the processing power and speed of your processor to your workload demands. Intel’s Turbo Boost Technology easily increases the speed of your CPU without manipulating settings in the motherboard bios. The new processor architecture also features an integrated dual channel DDR3 memory controller for improved responsiveness and performance.

The new line of Gamer Xtreme models will also feature CyberPower’s Venom Boost technology, which provides factory overclocking with full warranty. For a limited time offer, customers can request a free Pro OC Venom Boost, which overclocks the CPU 10% or more.

CyberPower will also offer a free Windows 7 upgrade coupon with the purchase of selected Windows Vista Operating System Installed. Base price of the Gamer Xtreme i5/i7 systems with P55 chipset start at $749. All systems can be ordered directly from CyberPower and other e-tailers (e.g. Newegg, Tigerdirect, Amazon, PC Club). http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/LandingPages/intel/i5/


Via: CyberPower | News Archive | Tags: Intel, core i7, Gaming, CPU, CyberPower, Desktop, processor, Lynnfield, Core i5, P55, Gamer Xtreme
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By wil2200 on Sep 9, 2009

this is seriously one ugly looking case - but beauty is in the eyes of the beholder

By bob_on_the_cob on Sep 9, 2009

It's not as bad as some of the cases I have seen from cyberpower.

By aybabtu on Sep 10, 2009

These should come with a huge neon sign (with flashing arrow) that says "I Have A Really Really Cool Computer, Really!"

By ClemSnide on Sep 10, 2009

@wil2200: That's the Bulldozer case, and yes I agree it's about as beautiful as what it's named for. But hey, the Coolermaster Storm Scout (second from the right in the lineup) is good-looking and has some decent airflow.

You can get that hideous cold cathode lighting in a variety of colors, but I wish the system builders would have an "I am over 15" option which leaves that off, and also changes all the LED fans to silent (and nonilluminated) ones. And not just the 120 mm ones, either, but the 140s, 200s, and 230 mm fans. When I'm at my station I stare into the monitor, not at the flashing lights on my rig!

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