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Scan 3XS AM2 Isotope Computer

Scan 3XS AM2 Isotope ComputerThere was a time when the only way to own a computer that wasn’t merely a rather non-descript beige box was to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty but, thankfully, times have changed and now, thanks to companies like Scan you can own a computer that, rather than tucking away under a desk, you’ll want to exhibit with pride.

Built around the latest Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe ATX motherboard and the advanced AM2 chipset, this high-end gaming system boasts an AMD Dual Core 64 4200+ processor, 1GB of RAM, a nVidia 256MB 7600GT graphic card, a Soundblaster X-Hi Xtreme soundcard and 160GB SATA300 harddisk – all for very reasonable £1142.62.

However as tempting as this piece of kit is, personally I’d hold off until after Vista has been released and has settled so as to be sure of getting a system that is optimised for the new operating system – especially with respect to fully direct X10 compliant graphics cards. (That said, this is merely my opinion and others may feel differently).

You can gain more information concerning Scan’s 3XS AM2 Isotope, and the full range of machines offered by the company, by clicking on this link.

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2 Comments for “Scan 3XS AM2 Isotope Computer”

  1. Wormbrain |

    This thing looks amazing and I would love to own.. the case.
    Quite honestly, from the specs the system itself is just a bit above mediocre IMO. I mean, 1 GB of RAM??

    I would also hold off on buying this. If only for the fact that Intel is launching their quad-cores soon. They’ll be -giving- away dual cores next year.

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  2. Andrew Tingle |

    I agree completely. In comparison with other \”high-end\” gaming platforms (such as some of the quad SLI machines out there) this is rather mediocre in spec. It\’s a fetching design though.

    DX10 is my major concern as far as buying a machine now is concerned, though, beyond a doubt – hence me holding off on selling the wife for the time being to raise the cash for my next system.

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