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Gigabyte partners rolls out system builder tool

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href="http://dqchannels.ciol.com/content/reselleralert/109101607.asp">Gigabyte

Technology has announced the

launch of Gigabyte System Builder. This is based on Futuremark's 3D

Mark PC benchmark scoring system, which has now gone live, providing

users with pre-purchase 3D Mark performance-based information on

Gigabyte motherboard and VGA products.

It is an easy-to-use online tool which

enables users to see the cost and performance of their ideal system

before purchasing any hardware. Users can select from easy-to-use

drop down menus for the latest core system components, including CPU,

motherboard, and video graphics cards. The Gigabyte System Builder

tool will automatically calculate approximate total MSRP costs and

3DMark performance of their system.

It also provides PC gaming software

playability information powered by Futuremark's Game-o-meter

technology, enabling users to see which games their proposed hardware

build will play the best on.

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“As a market leader in motherboard

and VGA design, Gigabyte has a large range of products catering to

many different types of users, from top PC gamers wanting to build

the ultimate performance rig, to the general PC enthusiast wanting to

get the best value for their money,” commented Tim Handley, Deputy

Director-Motherboard Marketing, Gigabyte Technology. “That is why

we are excited to be partnering with Futuremark on the development of

the Gigabyte System Builder utility, making it easier than ever for

users to know exactly what sort of performance they can expect from

their yet to be built system,” he added.

“We recognize the challenge most PC

buyers face while deciding how much to spend and what type of

performance they should expect. The Gigabyte System Builder takes the

guess work out of PC buying, allowing anyone at any budget to

confidently make PC purchasing decisions based on the latest and most

advanced hardware from Intel and Gigabyte,” claimed Jukka Makinen

of Futuremark.





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