X-System Extreme

$1567

Below is our X-Plane X-System Extreme.  This is a top-notch extreme system for running X-Plane and any other modern games.  You won't find this much performance at this price anywhere else.  Everything in this system is near the top of the performance chart.

• 4 Processing Cores
• 2.8 GHz
• 64-Bit
• Max Ram 16GB
• Dual Memory Channels

Intel® Virtualization Technology
Execute Disable Bit
Enhanced Intel® Speedstep Technology
Enhanced Halt State (C1E)
Intel® 64
Intel® Demand Based Switching
Intel® Turbo Boost Technology

Digital Edge X-System Extreme
	New Intel Quad Core i7 860 Processor at 2.8GHz Latest and newest technology from Intel Faster than Core2Duo Faster than anything from  AMD 4 Gigabytes of DDR-3 1333MHz RAM Dual Layer DVD Burner 1.5 Terabyte (1500 Gigabytes) Hard Drive at 7200RPM and 32MB of cache ATI Radeon HD 5850 with 1GB Lian-Li Aluminum Case Gigabit Ethernet Adapter Firewire and USB connections High-Quality Keyboard and optical mouse Windows Vista or Windows XP or Windows 7 Digital Edge, the system used by Austin, the developer of X-Plane

View Price and Upgrade Options

 Want to run X-Plane on three screens? 

Here is what you need.

• One Copy of X-Plane

• X-System Extreme (above)

• Upgrade the video card to the ATI 5870 with the Displayport adapter

• Get three 23-24 Inch monitors

We will send you detailed, printed directions with screen shots on how to hook up the three monitors and configure X-Plane for the three displays.

Watch the youtube video of the system in action.

Notes:  The displayport adapter must be "active".  A passive displayport adapter will not work.  This is due to the way the ATI card is designed.  An "active" displayport adapter costs about 5 times more than a regular one.  So, these are about $100, instead of $20.  The three monitors ideally should be the exact same make and model with the same native resolution.  We suggest 23 or 24 inch monitors with a native resolution of 1920X1080.  The monitors should also come with a DVI and an analog VGA connection (this is pretty standard)