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Hey, do you think I should buy this? Is it worth it and whatnot?

VIDEO

http://reviews.cnet.com/Cyberpower_Gamer_Infinity_6800GT/4660-3118_7-6239357.html

LAZY REVIEW

http://hardware.gamespot.com/CyberPower-Gamer-Infinity-6800GT-15150-O-1-2

OFFICIAL REVIEW

http://hardware.gamespot.com/Story-ST-15150-1379-1-2-x

Thanks.

Holy moley... yes. Just.... yes. Buy it. Buy one for me while your at it. XD

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.............. *druels*

it's............... so................. cool.............

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

*brain has shutdown due over exposer to "uber coolness". mind will reboot in 15 minutes.*

yeah but the price, the price!!!!

is it worth the price?

I said that. I wasn't logged in.

It's well worth the price, methinks.

hmm....i dont no....god thats alot of birthdays.

Looks nice... uhm... it may be a stupid question but how much does it cost? (couldn't find it on the site... hey, don't blame me! it's 3:00 am here...)

I think it said 4000$

$3,599 <----PRICENESS

THATS ME, DAMN LOGGIN IN THINGY

Its not a real gamer's PC anyways. Most of the gamers I know opt to make it themselves if they're going for any kind of high preformance. They're overcharging too. You could make your own water-cooled PC for about $3000, or less, if you know where to get the parts. In short, its a rip-off. Just another pre-built trying to live up to all the custom machines out there.

well, you've really got to ask yourself: Is it really worth it to dish out $4,000 for a computer? Yes its got a lot of flashy things in it, like i think he said there's a radiator in there? and yes, its got 3 hd's but do you really need that many? yes its got a pci-e 6800GT 256 MB, but with technology these days, its slowly but surely becoming obsolete with the 7800GT coming out now and the newer cards coming out too.

it's really up to you. if you feel you really need a new computer and have all those things in it, then by all means go for it. ya just gotta ask yourself, is it really worth it? you could easily build a good enough pc without having to spend all that money. mine was like $800 when i built it 2 years ago and it has served me very well. since then i've upgraded to a bigger psu, a gig of ram, and went from a 5200 to a 6600GT. i've probably spent about $1000 on this machine. was it all worth it? yep.

i build computers with my dad, since we r both into computers, ive been doin it since i was little.

but, i dont no. could i make something this kool? i could get the parts real cheap from dads friends - id only end up paying around 2,000. but still...

i dont no if i could custom build something like that. i mean it just pwns...so much....aurgh....

There are literally hundreds of interesting cases you can buy. From there, it's just a matter of installing the hardware. Very easy. They're trying to capitolize on people who want a custom PC, but are too lazy or unskilled to do it themselves. Of course, its NOT a custom PC. And you dont need water cooling unless you're planning to overclock. Air cooling works quite well for a processor running at its normal speed, even at full load for long periods.