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ChillBlast Fusion Nano Custom System

If you fancy a change and want to ditch that oversized computer hogging space in your living room then UK system builder Chillblast may just have the solution you need. We spent some time chatting with Ben Miles, Sales Director for the company. If you want to learn more about ChillBlast, and the team behind the systems, then be sure to read our recent interview over HERE.

You can buy the ChillBlast Fusion Nano System (in various colour schemes) HERE

  • Raijintek Metis Windowed Mini ITX case – choice of 6 colours
  • Intel Core i5 4690K 3.4GHz Processor overclocked to 4.3GHz
  • Asus Z97I-PLUS WIFI Motherboard
  • 16GB PC3-12800 DDR3 Memory
  • Corsair Hydro Series H55 Liquid Cooler
  • Gigabyte Geforce GTX 970 4GB Mini Graphics Card
  • 250GB Samsung EVO Series 850 SSD
  • 1000GB 2.5″ Seagate SSHD Hybrid Drive
  • CX750M Corsair PSU
  • Onboard High Definition Audio
  • WiFi connection built-in
  • Windows 8.1 64bit or Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit

Price: £1099 inc VAT

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ChillBlast Fusion NANO Gallery:

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4 comments

  1. Aaron James Collis

    Nice but it isn’t a full length graphics card, for a true ITX enthusiast look up the Ncase M1

  2. It’s “A- SUS” not “A-ZEUS”…

  3. The 970 is NOT a 4GB card as we all expect to understand. It’s a 3.5GB@194GB/s + 0.5@22GB/s.

  4. Aaron James Collis

    that is old news…