IBuyPower launches Newegg.com exclusive Gamer Supreme 979 SLC, 922 SLC, 979, and 919 gaming desktops
SlashGear Nov 25 09
Gaming PCs are on the Christmas wish list for lots of gaming geeks this holiday season. Boutique gaming PC manufacture iBuyPower has unveiled five new gaming machines that will be offered exclusively through Newegg.com.
The new machines include the Gamer Extreme 922 SLC, 559 SLC, 919 SLC, 929 SLC, and 979 SLC. The most powerful of the five PCs is the 979 SLC with an Intel Core i7 975 processor, Asetek 240mm CPU liquid cooler, 12GB of DDR3 RAM, 128GB SSD, 1.5TB HDD, Blu-ray, and dual NVIDIA GTX 295 video cards. The machine sells for $3,999.99.
The cheapest of the five new machines is the 922 SLC coming in at $989. Full story...
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