CyberPower Intros Gamer Infinity 9515 Desktop
CyberPower's on a serious roll of late, as just days after its Dragon series was introduced, the company is serving up its Gamer Infinity
9515 for those intent on finding a good deal. As the economy forces
gamers to take a more serious look at their budget, CyberPower is
hoping that this Intel-based desktop will hit the sweet spot between
raw horsepower and affordability.
Reportedly designed to "fit everyone's computing needs at the best value for dollar," the 9515 desktop houses a 2.83GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 processor, NVIDIA's HDTV-compatible GeForce 9800GT 512MB PCI Express video card, up to 4GB (2 x 2GB) of DDR2 dual-channel RAM, 500GB of SATA II storage space and a 20x dual-layer DVD writer. Everything is tucked within an Apevia X-Dreamer gaming case, where you'll find six USB ports, four SATA connectors, two PCI 2.2 slots, 6-channel audio output and 10/100 LAN.
CyberPower throws in a standard Logitech keyboard to get you going
along with a traditional optical wheel mouse, and as for the operating
system, you can look forward to a Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit
screen upon firing it up for the first time. The unit is available now
from NewEgg starting at $749 after a $100 instant rebate, though folks
with a bit more cash can customize it for their specific needs and
desires.
Reportedly designed to "fit everyone's computing needs at the best value for dollar," the 9515 desktop houses a 2.83GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 processor, NVIDIA's HDTV-compatible GeForce 9800GT 512MB PCI Express video card, up to 4GB (2 x 2GB) of DDR2 dual-channel RAM, 500GB of SATA II storage space and a 20x dual-layer DVD writer. Everything is tucked within an Apevia X-Dreamer gaming case, where you'll find six USB ports, four SATA connectors, two PCI 2.2 slots, 6-channel audio output and 10/100 LAN.
CyberPower throws in a standard Logitech keyboard to get you going
along with a traditional optical wheel mouse, and as for the operating
system, you can look forward to a Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit
screen upon firing it up for the first time. The unit is available now
from NewEgg starting at $749 after a $100 instant rebate, though folks
with a bit more cash can customize it for their specific needs and
desires.
