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kspiess Editor threadnought total posts: 647 since: Jun 2007	Aug 22, 08 at 9:37am ^ Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	Log in to remove this sponsored message It's been a pleasure reviewing this $8000 computer from Smooth Creations. You can check it out here: Smooth Creations Neptune System Review Edit: Sep 25, 12 3:17pm review
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Darkness Flame not-such-a-newbie total posts: 35 since: Sep 2004	Aug 22, 08 at 3:28pm ^ re: Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	Well, even for price and downsides, the system does still perform well. Now, if only you could get their Hellcat system and compare ...
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Iceguy2003 Freakaholic Neolithic total posts: 6220 since: Sep 2005	Aug 22, 08 at 3:28pm ^ re: Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	That had to be fun to play on and look at in person. The case looks fantastic. But, it's overpriced no matter who says what. Well, overpriced to us home builders. But, jesus, Crysis at 1920x1200 pushing an average of 62fps is amazing either way. ------------------- Asus P5B C2D e6320 4MB 1.86ghz @ 3.27ghz OCZ Plat Rev2 4x1GB DDR2 800 @ 934mhz HD4870 @ 830mhz/1000mhz Old School and Rock Stable
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Sabre The T Bone high on "N" since: Aug 2007	Aug 22, 08 at 4:23pm ^ re: Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	Was crysis running on high or very high? Because if it was very high, then that system really is killer. But its still to much, and it would be heavily overpriced if it was brought to the UK, maybe £6000, and I really can't spend that much money on a single rig. ------------------- Want to be beaten by an ape online? PSN ID: Kinzy-T
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teodortenchev Striving for Excellence Neo or Bust neocrs total posts: 7809 neopoints: 9511 GameGrep pts: 1046 since: Apr 2003	Aug 23, 08 at 2:46pm ^ re: Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	If you are a gamer and it's performance you are after, a huge hd tv and a ps3 would cost you much less. I don't know who would be crazy enough to buy this PC. I regret spending 1500 bucks on mine... -------------------
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Iceguy2003 Freakaholic Neolithic total posts: 6220 since: Sep 2005	Aug 23, 08 at 7:11pm ^ re: Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	PS3's can game, watch movies, or play music. PC's can do all that and everything else. Did you buy a pre-built PC? A $1500 PC will kick any console's ass all day long at gaming, then be able to watch movies, make movies, edit movies, make programs, browse the web. Meh, give me a mouse and keyboard anyday over a controller. But, yeah, I wouldn't pay that much for the PC in question, but if I was rich, I'd have 20 of them in a room for LAN games with friends. Expensive is relative. ------------------- Asus P5B C2D e6320 4MB 1.86ghz @ 3.27ghz OCZ Plat Rev2 4x1GB DDR2 800 @ 934mhz HD4870 @ 830mhz/1000mhz Old School and Rock Stable
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hefty unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Aug 26, 08 at 10:25pm ^ re: Review of Smooth Creations Neptune
	you use fly-bys for your benchmarks? fail. actually playing the game yield DIFFERENT fps results. what a waste of a review.
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