a consumer pc 5.2 teraflops by dell (gpu's that shine)

possibly the greatest graphic cards to date.

quoted by nvidia/dell:

Imagine tearing through today's most advanced PC games with an unheard of 41 gigapixels per second of raw graphics performance, 5.2 teraflops of compute power, 96 pixel pipes, and an astounding 2 GB of on-board graphics memory. Nothing can stop you when you have this kind of hardware on your side.

Now imagine yourself doing all of this at extreme HD resolutions with everything turned on.
A Quad-SLI PC lets you run your favorite games at an unbelievably high resolution of 2560x1600 while maintaining silky smooth frame rates. In addition, support for a new 32x antialiasing mode and 16x anisotropic filtering enables stunning visuals.

links:

http://www.slizone.com/object/slizone_quadsli.html

http://www.dell.com/html/us/products/ces/index.htm

simply amzing to find a consumer computer that kills the ps3/xbo360 already, i guess its just up to the game manufacturers now.

Oh come on. Sony and Microsoft are the bullshit kings. Do you honestly believe the Xbox360 and PS3 are more powerful than most high end desktop PCs?
Plus, even with 4 7800 GTX 512s, you would not be able to run 32XAA at a resolution of 2560x1600.(On most games)

amen

A console does work out cheaper in the end if you have less than about 30 games. The card i am angling for is $200 more than a console.

32xAA sounds pretty sweet but it comes with big price tag. I play BF2 with only 2xAA and everything else is max. It's good enough for me @ around 80Fps, 32xAA wow eye-chocolate-coated-candy. I wonder about the performance though in terms of frame rates? I favor on performance over quality.

In the end if you increase the model complexity a bit and use some AA you will get a better looking app. But 32AA is just for bragging.