Voodoo PC is rediculous

KeithTalent

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Must be real gold on the case...has to be....
 

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Features :

Radically Different Design
Features best of ATX and BTX form factor!
Performance Tuned Athlon FX
Performance Tuned SLi Video
Brushed Anodized & Machined Chassis
Voodoo f:5 Supercharged Intercooling
Worlds Fastest & Quietest Production PC
Built to ISO9000:2001 Standards
10"(W) X 23"(D) X 18"(H)
OMEN Gold
Allure Finish


Components :

Voodoo OMEN Elemental Intel Core 2 Duo with Crossfire
Voodoo Performance and Stability Re-Engineering
Voodoo Renowned Cabling System
Voodoo Disaster Recovery System II
Voodoo EDGE Mousing Surface
Voodoo Koeskin System Binder
Free VoodooPC T-Shirt
IS09001:2000 Quality Control Standards
Voodoo MAGA Aluminium Chassis
Voodoo Illuminated Mask & Airbox
Eye of the Storm and Electric Veins
ASUS Digital Home Series
Voodoo Stealth 600 Watt Modular Silent Power Supply
Core? 2 Extreme processor # X6800 2.93 4M 1066 MHz LGA775
Voodoo OMEN Supercharged Intercooler
Purple Voodoo super coolant
CORSAIR TWINX 2048-8500C5 DD2
500 GiG HGST Sata 7200 RPM
OMEN Molded Digital Card Reader
Pioneer Dual Layer 16X DVD+-RW
ATi Radeon X1900XTX 512 SS
Creative Labs X-Fi Xtreme Music
Voodoo OMEN Metal Travel Box with wheels
Complimentary 1st Class Worldwide Shipping
Windows XP Professional
FUEL Software Essentials v2.0
Intelligent LCD Display MX233
1 Year Voodoo Desktop Warranty Policy
Desktop Silver Upgrade Policy
 

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Yeah, but how does it taste? Does it get soggy in milk?

If you max it out, it comes to roughly $25,000 USD.
 

bnads

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so yea I got bored and selected all the options...

$25224.51 as low as $756.74/mo.

BUY A NEW CAR? OR BUY A COMPUTER?
you can also buy a new car instead even with the basic options SO SAD~

I would love to meet the person that would drop that kind of money on that thing..
 

KutterMax

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I've priced out Voodoo's on a number of occassions and always came to the conclusion that they are ridiculously overpriced.

Obviously building your own is the most economical option and that's what I ended up doing.

However, there definitely are people who don't want to build their own machine and I think it good that Dell is now offering the XPS machines. Even though you pay a premium, they seem to be much more economical than what Voodoo is charging. Competition is always a good thing.

 

acegazda

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their laptops are where the money's @! A 15.4 widescreen with a 1920x1200 screen! Only 6lbs and 1" thick! (It's $5000)
 

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KeithTalent

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Ok, just for interests sake, and because work is boring today :D, I priced out something at Dell:

XPS 700 Intel® Core?2 Extreme processor x6800 (2.93GHz)

Operating System Genuine Windows® XP Media Center 2005 Edition

Memory 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz - 4 DIMMs

Keyboard LOGITECH G15 Gaming Keyboard (ships separately)

Video Cards Dual 512MB nVidia GeForce 7900 GTX

Hard Drive 1TB Performance RAID 0 (2 x 500GB SATA 3Gb/s 7200 RPM HDDs)

Mouse RAZER Diamondback Salamander Gaming Mouse with eXactMat (ships separately)

Optical Drive Dual Drives: 16x DVD-ROM Drive + 16x DVD+/-RW w/ dbl layer write capable

Sound Cards Sound Blaster® X-Fi? XtremeMusic (D), w/Dolby® Digital 5.1

Speakers Dell AS501 10W Flat Panel Attached Spkrs for UltraSharp? Flat Panels

Physics Accelerator AGEIA® PhysX® physics accelerator

Dell UltraSharp Widescreen 3007WFP Qty 1

TOTAL:$7,048.00

So the extra stuff you get for $6,600 less: SLI'ed 7900GTXes, double the RAM, a PPU, double the storage and a beautiful 30" monitor, all with complete care warranty for 3 years...WOW!
 

dexvx

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Originally posted by: acegazda
their laptops are where the money's @! A 15.4 widescreen with a 1920x1200 screen! Only 6lbs and 1" thick! (It's $5000)

You mean basically the same thing Dell offers?