Gateway has released a new high-performance series of PCs that can be kitted out with high-end components, including Intel's Pentium Extreme Edition 955 processor and NVIDIA's GeForce 7800 GTX video card.
The computer is designed for computer enthusiasts desiring a hassle-free PC for advanced digital entertainment hobbies and high-end gaming. There are three ready-to-ship configurations, along with the option to specify your own system specifications too.
It looks like all configurations come with Windows XP Media Center Edition and a one year limited warranty. The FX510S comes with a Pentium D 920, 1024MB of DDR2 memory, 250GB of storage and a GeForce 6600 128MB. The second system in the lineup is the FX510X - that one comes with two 160GB hard drives in RAID 0, a DVD writer, a GeForce 7800 GTX and a 19" LCD monitor. All other components remain the same.
The top-end pre-configured system is the FX510XL, which comes with a faster processor: the Pentium D 940, along with 2GB of DDR2 memory, 1TB of storage (2x500GB in RAID 0), a DVD writer, a GeForce 7800 GTX, an ATI Theater 550 Pro TV tuner and a 21" widescreen TFT monitor.
The systems are aimed at the same kind of people who'd buy Dell XPS branded systems, so it's slightly questionable whether they're targetted at true enthusiasts. I guess the term could be used fairly loosely though, as build your own enthusiasts are often termed hardware enthusiasts.
Drop your thoughts in the forums.
The computer is designed for computer enthusiasts desiring a hassle-free PC for advanced digital entertainment hobbies and high-end gaming. There are three ready-to-ship configurations, along with the option to specify your own system specifications too.
It looks like all configurations come with Windows XP Media Center Edition and a one year limited warranty. The FX510S comes with a Pentium D 920, 1024MB of DDR2 memory, 250GB of storage and a GeForce 6600 128MB. The second system in the lineup is the FX510X - that one comes with two 160GB hard drives in RAID 0, a DVD writer, a GeForce 7800 GTX and a 19" LCD monitor. All other components remain the same.
The top-end pre-configured system is the FX510XL, which comes with a faster processor: the Pentium D 940, along with 2GB of DDR2 memory, 1TB of storage (2x500GB in RAID 0), a DVD writer, a GeForce 7800 GTX, an ATI Theater 550 Pro TV tuner and a 21" widescreen TFT monitor.
The systems are aimed at the same kind of people who'd buy Dell XPS branded systems, so it's slightly questionable whether they're targetted at true enthusiasts. I guess the term could be used fairly loosely though, as build your own enthusiasts are often termed hardware enthusiasts.
Drop your thoughts in the forums.
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