Phanteks Enthoo Mini XL

 This is an amazing case from Phanteks, I simply put just want it and can't wait for more details to come out about it. Two Systems in one case definitely a bonus.


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AMD's New Chips

AMD has some new chips on the way for 2014, these little beauties seem to be a big improvement and really catching up to Intel. This is great news for the PC community and especially AMD fans. 

A decade ago, AMD brought us the first dual-core x86 processor. Then, starting in 2008, the company came out with tri-core and quad-core designs in quick succession, leading up to octa-core chips in 2011's FX range as well as in the latest AMD-powered game consoles. Today, we're looking at a fresh leap forward, albeit one that will take a bit of explaining: a desktop and laptop chip called Kaveri, which brings together up to four CPU cores and eight GPU cores and gives them unheard-of levels of computing independence, such that AMD feels justified in describing them collectively as a dozen "compute cores."

Marketing nonsense? Not necessarily. AMD is at least being transparent in its thinking, and besides, if you've been following our coverage of the company's HSA project, and of GPU compute in general, then you'll know that there's some genuine technology underpinning the idea of GPU cores being used for more than just 3D rendering. Nevertheless, even if you don't go for the whole 12-core thing, AMD still makes some down-to-earth promises about Kaveri's price and performance -- for example, that it matches up to Intel chips that cost a lot more (the top Kaveri desktop variant costs just $173, compared to $242 for a Haswell Core i5), and that it can play the latest games at 30fps without the need for a discrete graphics card. These are claims that can -- and will -- be put to the test.  

Thanks to Engadget for this artical. Check out there site.

6 Core Mac Pro Hackintosh

The parts are here for my Mac Pro Hackintosh. This is a showcasing build that will show Mac OS X Mavericks running on the Intel 3930K 6-Core CPU (Which of course will be Overclocked). I choose the simple yet awesome motherboard - Gigabyte GA-X79-UP4. I willl be testing this with the AMD R9 290X (Watercooled) and 32GB 2133MHz Ram. 

Stay Tuned to see how the build comes along.

The Phantom has Been Cooled

Yes that's a beast of a Hackintosh, this personal build of mine is Overclocked i5 3570k to 4.8GHz and runs amazingly. After four days of getting the water cooling loop set up and missing parts from my order, I've got it all up and running. The case is the NZXT Phantom 820 it's a full tower case allowing for incredible amount of space and plenty of room to add anything.

I used a XSPC water cooling system and added an extra 360mm Radiator and a water block for the r9 290x, everything is running swimmingly and not one leak at all.

 This build was built for the purpose of showing off what you can actually achieve with hackintoshs as opposed to apple products.

 Customisation is basically endless, you are able to choose what you need and what you can afford without the premium.

Hope you enjoy the pictures and please contact me any time if you are interested in purchasing or just want a free quote on a hackintosh or even just a custom made PC 

Please don't hesitate to ask any questions, your business will be greatly appreciated.

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The Phantom

This baby is about to get filled with some awesome goddies, stay tuned to see how it looks in a few days.

Dual boot windows 8.1 and OS X Mavericks should be a nice piece of work.

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Robertson Design Technology Melbourne

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