For the greatest pre-built systems, the Acer is not one of the companies to make one of the many gaming PC’s around. Just enough to give Alienware some of its running on its price on its own elite gaming PC’s, with the Predator as it is called goes with the orange colour theme of its case with a heavy look design, you would expect it to be a bulky and heavy system when delivered, if you wanted it like that. The design of the case comes from its Ducati type of brother, feels like taking it for a ride in Italy or just let it play and overheat on Grand Torismo 5 on Italy.
Just for the record, Acre never made a case such an appeal to me, with the good bundle with a huge monitor, also the variety of products you can customize from. For the too lazy making system players in most of suburbia want sometimes a better way to spend in their most expensive and Aesthetic type of PC system they can find for the price of a used car for about $7000, this can be it. Just for the first major company to fit themselves to the gaming industry, they really did pretty well when you try to thing how hard it is to come up with a better stick than the other guy.
With the technical specs varying from your preferences but for this search It normally has only the default setting with an Intel Core 2 Quad processor Extreme QX9650 with stock settings, with no tweak with the frequency and also 8GB of RAM with DDR2 interface with the use of a 64-bit OS system form Windows is a good option for addressing such a high amount of memory and also the use of SLI only configuration with the use of A NVIDIA 780i motherboard, with a lot of features and stuff put up in. There is a TV tuner, a Blu-ray driver that can burn on anything to CD’s to DVD’s, an almost ten in one card reader, a slide front for the case that opens without a problem and one expendable bay for both 5.2in to the floppy drive which is now a card reader.
The performance of the thing is great even with the use of only stock settings, it runs thought to the CPU testing and also the memory bandwidth, but having its latencies on average. The NVIDIA 9800GTX is another problem, even with the triple SLI, you cannot play Crysis, smoothly with just 30fsp for the very high quality in high resolutions. And the problem of the GTX280 with the software hangs and crashes may be the one reason they choose the 9-series.
For the ACER being one of the good major computer providers, to an extent, you would normally go to a independent computer store and pick up the same specs with about $4000 more to spend on the mouse or games perhaps. With the watercooling system under the hood and an easier way to buy computers, the overclocking the Predator is not a bad thing.
