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May 14 2010, 5:08am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
iBUYPOWER announces the new LAN Warrior II µATX form factor PC. The LAN Warrior II is 40% smaller than most full tower desktops, but it packs quite a punch.
The battle ready LAN Warrior II comes fully loaded with an Intel Core i7 processor, up to 2 ATI Radeon HD 5970 or 2 NVIDIA GTX 480 graphics cards in CrossfireX or SLI mode, and has room for up to 24 GB of DDR3 Memory.
The 2nd-generation LAN Warrior is the most powerful µATX gaming system in existence, offering enough cooling, space, and power to stand toe-to-toe with any full-size desktop system, while maintaining a small footprint and boasting advanced portability features.
The LAN Warrior II is housed in the portable new NZXT Vulcan case, which features a durable non-slip finished top handle.
The spacious Vulcan offers gamers superior cooling options with room for up to 3x 120mm, 1x 200mm, 1x 92mm fans and dual external water cooling cutouts.
The LAN Warrior II launches with a full set of available air-cooling options, with a customized Liquid cooling unit to be available soon. The enclosure’s 2x USB, E SATA, Audio + Mic ports are all continently located and easily accessible on the enclosure’s top panel. The Vulcan is also available with internal LED lighting for night ops.
The LAN Warrior II starts at $999 and is available on iBuyPower.
Source: Neowin
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