Fujitsu Building the "Fastest Rig on the Planet"

[Credge]

Bah, knowing the PC market, within the first 5 months of release something better will come along

Of course. Is that supposed to be a bad thing?

 

[Sewblon]

German Ultra Clocking doesn't exist. These guys are lying. If they have already selected the components the thing will probably be obsolete by the time it hits the market.

 

[Zer_]

Uh... I put 20 bucks down that their super system doesn't even compete with what OverDrivePC does.

 

[Jumplion]

Bah, knowing the PC market, within the first 5 months of release something better will come along

Of course. Is that supposed to be a bad thing?

Nope, not at all, it just makes me feel as if it's all moot point. Though I guess that's the only way it would advance.

 

[Lord_Panzer]

The Japanese rig that the Germans wish they'd made:

*obscure car commercial reference*

*the muffled sound of 'Rock me Amadeus' by Falco can be heard.*

 

[TheFacelessOne]

You know the Germans make good stuff.

Vince Offer! Take him down! *Arrests laryri.*

I honestly don't believe this rig will survive that long.

"IT IS FINALLY COMPLETED!"

Two Months Later

"Crap! It's now the 10th fastest!"

 

[Scrythe]

German overclocking?

Spoiler: The Germans sure do make good stuff

 

[Syntax Error]

Having handled Fujitsu computers, I can safely assume that this thing is gonna be heavy. Fujitsu's computers can build muscle, especially if your work consisted of lugging them around for most of the day.

 

[ChromeAlchemist]

German overclocking?

Spoiler: The Germans sure do make good stuff

I won't lie, he sold Shamwow to me. I might go buy one right now for god's sakes.

I've never heard of "Ultra Clocking", but I have heard of expirements in extreme overclocking conducted by AMD and Nvidia.

I read an actical saying that they were able to push Nvidia's i7 Extreme and AMD's Phenom II processors to around 6.0GHz using things like dry ice and liquid nitrogen as cooling.

'Liquid Nitrogen, the fuel of tomorrow!!!!'

Seriously though, that's insane. I won't be updating my computer for some years though, so let's hope the super ultra efficient blitzkreig 3000 lowers in price by then.

DX 11 next year? Shit...

 

[nekolux]

I think the reason why people seem to go " Oh germany! wow " is simply because of the bagger 288.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagger_288

 

[Dr.Poisonfreak]

i must admit, until a practical demonstration has been giving to truly test the "amazing" performance this rig is supposed to give, i will remain skeptical at best

 

[scotth266]

Powers of extreme skepticism, activate! Form of: marketing disillusion!

 

[aussiesniper]

I think the reason why people seem to go " Oh germany! wow " is simply because of the bagger 288.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagger_288

I have never heard of the Bagger 288 before, but now that I have, I wonder why the germans haven't built a fleet of them and used them to strip-mine the world into sumbission.

 

[Chaos Marine]

Build it yourself, it'll save you a few thousand. Literally. Like trying to buy Alienware crud or Apple computers. Ridiculously overpriced for the hardware involved and what is essentially 30-45 minutes work.

 

[Cowabungaa]

I think the reason why people seem to go " Oh germany! wow " is simply because of the bagger 288.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagger_288

The first thing that shot through my mind was "Wild Wild West" really. That thing is...dámn.

In any case, no doubt this rig will be surpassed shortly after. That's what happens in today's computer world.

 

[hansari]

German Ultra Clocking doesn't exist. These guys are lying. If they have already selected the components the thing will probably be obsolete by the time it hits the market.

Wait a minute...thats it!

This pc doesn't exist!! It is just another hype-train like Duke Nukem!

Fujitsu will now spend years garnering media attention over its blitzkrieg processors and how one day, the machine will be available to the public.

But that day will never come! Brilliant!!!!