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The OCUK Titan Forcebox system is built using an Asus H110 motherboard and an Intel Core i5 6400 running at 2.7GHz as standard. The GTX 1080 also runs at its stock clocks with 5000MHz on the memory and 1607MHz on the core with a 1733MHz boost.
In the images above you can see all relevant CPU and GPU information. I have also included a GeForce Experience screenshot so that you can see which driver version we used throughout our testing.
The Windows 10 install is clean with no bloatware to be found. Many system builders will sneak an anti-virus trial or some other unwanted software onto a system before it ships out, so Overclockers UK get a thumbs up for avoiding that entirely.
For our tests today we have chosen a variety of benchmarks to stress just about every part of this machine. We will also be benchmarking several games, all of which you can see below:
Software tests:
- 3DMark Firestrike
- Steam VR Performance Test
- Cinebench R15 and R11.5
- CrystalDiskMark
- Atto Disk Benchmark
Games:
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Rise of the Tomb Raider
- The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt
- DOOM
- Shadow of Mordor
It looks like a nice build but I don’t understand why you’d go mITX and put it in a case that big. Built something similar (980 rather than 1080, 4690K rather than 6400) last year in a Node 302 and I thought that was on the “big” side of things 🙂
£1200 and you get that dodgy PSU, also that CPU/GPU combo isn’t ideal, the CPU will be costing you FPS and if you were using a G-SYNC monitor you’d want to stay in that window rather than drop out.
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Wow what a mismatch! This has so many WTF moments. Its like someone took the most expensive GPU they could find then raided the bargain bucket for the rest. The case is the ugly stepchild of the phanteks range, steel and plastic when everything else they do is aluminium, so automatically you move up to the Phanteks Enthoo and a Matx mobo, if your sticking with air cooling put a thermalright Macho on it. £30 120gb SSD really???, that PSU I think that’s been covered. I could go on but how on earth this has as pro’s the case and well balanced specs £600 GPU vs £30 SSD. MUST HAVE??? Either must avoid or must reconfigure. On the plus side this is one of the better gaming benchmark suites I’ve seen on Kitguru recently hurrah for The Witcher : )
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First: H110 chipset has only 6 lanes of PCI Express. This is severe.
Second: Why would you pair the best single GPU ever with the lowest end i5???
Third: Who the hell is Kolink???
I really respect PC Builders, but this is literally going too far just to put a 1080 in a PC.
Kolink and Rascom are the companies behind Noctua so Kolink has a solid track record even if its name is not well known.
Well that is good to know, honestly. I just read the info and Kolink seems to be an OEM of some sort of Noctua’s, although they have lots of responsibilities, which makes it vital for Noctua http://noctua.at/en/rascom-kolink. Sorry, Kolink. I never meant to be rude to you