Acer Lifts The Veil On Its Predator G6-710 Gaming Desktop

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  • Gam3r01
    That thing looks pretty ugly to me...
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  • MasterDell
    I was just going to say.. Am I the only one who thinks this thing is ugly?
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  • Dugimodo
    64GB on a gaming Desktop?
    Seems excessive. 16GB with a 980Ti would be a better use of money surely.
    I don't think gaming PC manufacturers give their customers enough credit, opting for bigger numbers as selling points rather than making the best possible gaming PC for that price. So many "gaming" machines pair i7 CPU & Large amounts of RAM rather than spending more on graphics. No wonder many serious gamers custom build.
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  • MasterDell
    Prebuilt manufactures love stuffing insane amounts of RAM into computer and then they pair it with an i7 or a 9000 core'd CPU from AMD and then a GT 740 and they call it a gaming computer. Oh and let's not forget the "gaming case"..
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  • RazberyBandit
    Capable of holding "a whopping" 12TB of storage, plus an additional 512GB if you add an optional SSD? Try not to get too excited about that, Acer. The rest of the world is aware 8TB HDDs and 2TB SSDs exist.
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  • MasterDell
    Sounds like RazberyBandit and Henry Cortes are victims to this.
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  • monsta
    Yuck!
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  • microFarads
    This IS really ugly! What a waste!
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  • RazberyBandit
    Victim? Hardly... Me buy a pre-built? That's laughable. And who the heck is Henry Cortez?

    I was pointing out that 12TB of HDD storage in a desktop isn't that much at all. While an 8TB HDD was an extreme example, 4TB HDDs are relatively common and rather affordable. And I think that's what Acer was using as the basis for its 12TB example (three, 4TB drives).

    My own motherboard has 8 SATA ports and my case has 8 HDD bays. 8 * 4TB = 32TB or 20TB more than Acer is boasting about.

    My brother's board has 10 SATA ports...
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  • MasterDell
    16402569 said:
    Victim? Hardly... Me buy a pre-built? That's laughable. And who the heck is Henry Cortez?

    I was pointing out that 12TB of HDD storage in a desktop isn't that much at all. While an 8TB HDD was an extreme example, 4TB HDDs are relatively common and rather affordable. And I think that's what Acer was using as the basis for its 12TB example (three, 4TB drives).

    My own motherboard has 8 SATA ports and my case has 8 HDD bays. 8 * 4TB = 32TB or 20TB more than Acer is boasting about.

    My brother's board has 10 SATA ports...
    How is this relative to my comment? Nowhere did I mention storage.
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