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Fastest PC-world record set by Fi7EPOWER
MLK1610
Fremont, CA, USA -- The YOYOTech
Fi7EPOWER MLK1610 uses the latest Intel® Core i7-965
Extreme Edition processor, running at 3.73GHz, the superlative
X25-M 80GB SSD as a boot drive, 9GB Corsair DDR3 and the graphics
card du jour, AMD’s 4870x2. It scored 130 points in the peak
integer test-setting the world record for the Fastest
PC. 
Photo: The Fi7epower also
breaks the record for the peak floating point rate test with
a score of 88.3. The fact that the SPEC CPU2006 test takes
no less than three days to complete also speaks volumes about
the stability of this PC. (enlarge
photo)
Before the Fi7epower came along, the fastest
system on the planet was powered by an exotic eight-core UltraSPARC
processor that scored 85.5 points in the peak integer rate
test. The half-priced YoYotech blows it away with a phenomenal
score of 130.
Premium package
Along with the fabulous Core i7 processor, YoYotech
has packed the Fi7epower MLK1610 with pretty much the
finest components on the planet. Intel's peerless X25-M drive
provides awesome storage performance. Meanwhile, AMD's awesome
Radeon HD 4870 X2 handles the 3D rendering duties. But it's
the attention to detail with quality peripherals like the
modular Coolermaster PSU that really marks out a YoYotech
PC.
"Beating the world's fastest machines required
memory modules with a special set of capabilities. YOYOTech
selected Corsair as the memory partner for this record-breaking
PC because of its legendary reputation for performance and
reliability," said Charanjit Kohli, Managing Director
of YOYOTech,
UK Independent PC Retailer of the Year 2008.
In order to complete SPEC's rigorous test suite,
memory stability is equally as important as performance, and
this was another decisive factor in YOYOTech's choice of Corsair®
memory.
"To pass SPEC's gruelling 3-day test, YOYOTech's
engineers needed DDR3 memory that wouldn't buckle under the
pressure. That's why we chose Corsair Dominator," added Kohli.
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Corsair is itself accustomed to smashing world
records," said Paul Watkins, Corsair Sr. Director of Marketing,
Europe.
"We're delighted and honoured that YOYOTech
has recognised the performance and reliability of Corsair
memory by selecting Corsair for its world-record breaking
PC."
Friday, November 21, 2008
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