ASUS launches fearsome liquid-cooled ROG TYTAN CG8890 Gaming Desktop PC
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The huge Tytan CG8890 has two 6 Gb/s eSATA ports, four USB 3.0 and six USB 2.0 ports, an optical S/PDIF out and a 8-channel audio I/O, a Gigabit Ethernet LAN port, a Clear CMOS button and a ROG Connect On/Off switch
The ROG logo on the case and bottom grill lights indicate the three different system readiness states - blue for 3.8 GHz (Startup mode) and red for 4 GHz (Turbo Gear mode) and 4.2 GHz (Turbo Gear extreme mode) clock speeds
Even with the case closed, the Tytan CG8890 makes quite an impression
The transforming case automatically opens its top and side panels in Turbo Gear mode to reveal its eye-catching crimson fans that exhaust hot air and redirect cool air into the system
The Republic of Gamers Tytan CG8890 Gaming Desktop PC from ASUS features three on-the-fly switchable overclocking modes for its liquid-cooled 6-Core Intel Core i7 processor, a transforming case, and dual SSDs
The Tytan CG8890 features three on-the-fly switchable overclocking modes for the 6-Core Intel Ivy Bridge Core i7-3960X processor
One-click Turbo Gear overclocking allows gamers to dynamically overclock the i7 processor up to a maximum speed of 4.2 GHz without needing to reboot
The Tytan CG8890 display model on show at Computex in June, and which went on to visit IFA earlier this month
Article Summary
Originally unveiled at Computex in June and subsequently making quite an impression on European power gamers at IFA 2012 earlier this month, the Republic of Gamers Tytan CG8890 Gaming Desktop PC is now being prepared for release. It features one click overclocking of its liquid-cooled Core i7 CPU, a mesmerizing transforming case, powerful GeForce graphics and generous system memory and storage options.
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