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The ROG Tytan CG8565 made its debut a year ago. Fast forward to 2012, and a new ROG Tytan with the codename CG8580 takes its bow. It retains the same menacing design elements of its earlier sibling ROG Tytan CG8565, but with new hardware upgrades.
The ASUS Singapore team did a quick unboxing of the new ROG Tytan CG8580. Enjoy~
You'll not miss this on your doorstep!
Firstly: The packaging sports some battle scars as it got “manhandled” by the over-enthusiastic courier on its journey from our Taiwan HQ. The good news is that the hardware inside is without damage, which what matters, so if your local postal service practices football in the warehouse it shouldn’t affect your new gaming PC!
The front cover lowers itself at a press
A close up on that front cover: The brightly-lit ROG logo to pledge your allegiance. Red signifies the maximum overclock (naturally), while a blue backlight indicates a ‘normal’ overclock.
Plenty of ports for your peripheral needs:
Under the motherboard I/O is a Xonar DX and a GeForce GTX 680.
What’s in the extra’s box?
It’s a bundled ROG gaming keyboard and mouse. The keyboard has MX-black’s fitted.
You’ve seen the Tytan, now let’s check out the upgraded specs:
The Core i7-3770K is overclocked to 4.2GHz out the box, but with two press’ of the Speed button in the top corner of the case and it’ll immediately overclock to 4.6GHz! You can also use ASUS’ GPU Tweak software with the GTX 680 for overclocking on the graphics card too. Let us know your thoughts on the new Tytan, in the forums.
The ASUS Singapore team did a quick unboxing of the new ROG Tytan CG8580. Enjoy~
You'll not miss this on your doorstep!
Firstly: The packaging sports some battle scars as it got “manhandled” by the over-enthusiastic courier on its journey from our Taiwan HQ. The good news is that the hardware inside is without damage, which what matters, so if your local postal service practices football in the warehouse it shouldn’t affect your new gaming PC!
The front cover lowers itself at a press
A close up on that front cover: The brightly-lit ROG logo to pledge your allegiance. Red signifies the maximum overclock (naturally), while a blue backlight indicates a ‘normal’ overclock.
Plenty of ports for your peripheral needs:
Under the motherboard I/O is a Xonar DX and a GeForce GTX 680.
What’s in the extra’s box?
It’s a bundled ROG gaming keyboard and mouse. The keyboard has MX-black’s fitted.
You’ve seen the Tytan, now let’s check out the upgraded specs:
The Core i7-3770K is overclocked to 4.2GHz out the box, but with two press’ of the Speed button in the top corner of the case and it’ll immediately overclock to 4.6GHz! You can also use ASUS’ GPU Tweak software with the GTX 680 for overclocking on the graphics card too. Let us know your thoughts on the new Tytan, in the forums.
The Keyboard/Mouse sold seperate ? ...excuse the drool.
Can't say I am a fan of the case design ( Although the matte metallic Black quality of the surface was succesful )
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I already have the best mouse and Keyboard ever made Ditto for my custom mod case. But I am willing to bet that everyone with ROG motherboards or GPU's in their RIGs are drooling over the beautiful caselight! 😛
In which case I got to beg! Please make these available fer the modding enthusiast! ( so I do not have to wait 8 years for these cases to go on sale at a price reasonable enough for the LED BadgeLight! Which I will probably have to do )
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I already have the best mouse and Keyboard ever made Ditto for my custom mod case. But I am willing to bet that everyone with ROG motherboards or GPU's in their RIGs are drooling over the beautiful caselight! 😛
In which case I got to beg! Please make these available fer the modding enthusiast! ( so I do not have to wait 8 years for these cases to go on sale at a price reasonable enough for the LED BadgeLight! Which I will probably have to do )
