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OCUK Titan 8500i Vortex System Review (Z77)

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The system scores 7.18 points which means it would be capable of being utilised as a 3D rendering system. The core 2500k processor is a capable design, but overclocked to 4.6ghz it actually outperforms the more expensive 2600k at reference clock speeds.

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4 comments

  1. I like the case, but i would personally have opted for a cheaper cooler for the CPU, a smaller storage drive, maybe even 4GB of ram. With the money saved on those, it could be put into the graphics card.

  2. Another 7770 would make a lot of difference in regards to the gaming power, but im surprised that the 7770 is quite capable at 1080p anyway with a lot of games. just shows how overkill the really high end cards are for most people.

  3. Good points:

    good CPU and cooler choice
    case is great.

    Bad points.

    the machine is really not classed as a gamers machine with a 7770 in it. I think they could have balanced it a little better by lowering the cost of some items as someone else said and by then maybe using a grade up in the discrete department.

    Also the case needs more OCUK branding on it. This is why Alienware and Dell sell well for such expensive systems. you are buying something that looks like nothing else. Like Apple.

    Shame they couldnt work with a company to do special colours and logos on their system builds. it might attract more attention.