wraggster
November 21st, 2013, 22:48
The PC specialist Overclockers UK has released a gaming chair and workstation bundle (http://www.overclockers.co.uk/LP/emperor_gaming.php), which begins at £5,000 and runs up to over £15,000 combined.
Dubbed the ‘Emperor 1510’, the chair, which costs £5,000 alone, consists of a steel frame rigged with integrated Bose audio speakers, LED lighting and an over-the-top monitor mount for up to three 24” monitors. The chair can also tilt backwards by up to 25 degrees and has an adjustable seat and leg rests.
While the chair can be used alone with any PC, Overclockers recommends the use of the chair’s partner system, the ‘Infinity Emperor’.
Designed especially for use with the chair, the workstation includes three LED gaming monitors which can be rigged into the overhead mounts.
The computer itself begins at around £9999, the recommended build including as standard an Intel Core i7 4770K processor overclocked to 4.7GHz, an Asus Maximus Formula motherboard, 16GB of 2133MHz RAM, two AMD Radeon R9 290X graphics cards running in Crossfire, Windows 8.1, a primary 250GB solid state drive, a secondary 2TB hard drive, black and blue braided cables, a 1000W power supply and specially customised watercooling.
For those looking to go all out, the computer can instead come with Windows 7 Ultimate, three 1TB solid state drives and a BluRay ROM/DVD-RW drive, which pushes the price up to £11,347.
The computer, which takes around four to six weeks to build, can helpfully be delivered alongside the Emperor chair.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/ultimate-gaming-chair-goes-on-sale-for-15-000/032540
Dubbed the ‘Emperor 1510’, the chair, which costs £5,000 alone, consists of a steel frame rigged with integrated Bose audio speakers, LED lighting and an over-the-top monitor mount for up to three 24” monitors. The chair can also tilt backwards by up to 25 degrees and has an adjustable seat and leg rests.
While the chair can be used alone with any PC, Overclockers recommends the use of the chair’s partner system, the ‘Infinity Emperor’.
Designed especially for use with the chair, the workstation includes three LED gaming monitors which can be rigged into the overhead mounts.
The computer itself begins at around £9999, the recommended build including as standard an Intel Core i7 4770K processor overclocked to 4.7GHz, an Asus Maximus Formula motherboard, 16GB of 2133MHz RAM, two AMD Radeon R9 290X graphics cards running in Crossfire, Windows 8.1, a primary 250GB solid state drive, a secondary 2TB hard drive, black and blue braided cables, a 1000W power supply and specially customised watercooling.
For those looking to go all out, the computer can instead come with Windows 7 Ultimate, three 1TB solid state drives and a BluRay ROM/DVD-RW drive, which pushes the price up to £11,347.
The computer, which takes around four to six weeks to build, can helpfully be delivered alongside the Emperor chair.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/ultimate-gaming-chair-goes-on-sale-for-15-000/032540