Corsair bulldog system designed to play 4k

Corsair, a leading company in PC video game hardware, today presented at Computex its Bulldog PC, the first PC to assemble designed exclusively to bring the fully realistic immersion of 4K video games to the living room. Composed of a mounting kit, with a sleek video game console-sized chassis, liquid CPU cooler, power supply, and motherboard, and with plenty of room to customize and upgrade, Bulldog provides users with the bases to build the ultimate PC for your living room. With its proprietary liquid CPU and GPU cooling technology, Corsair has condensed the computing performance of a desktop PC into Bulldog's compact size. At Computex 2015 a first version of Bulldog is exhibited, which is expected to be available at the beginning of the fourth quarter of the year.

"Bulldog has been designed to bring the 4K gaming experience from desktop PCs and take it to the big 4K screens in the living room, " said Andy Paul, CEO of Corsair Components. “We knew that we needed to offer a solution that was elegant, powerful and compact. Thanks to our experience at the forefront of liquid cooling and PC case design, we have achieved that goal with Bulldog. We look forward to releasing it this fall for players to enjoy. ”

With more affordable 4K TVs the arrival of new NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards, PCs are now poised to deliver the best 4K gaming experience, far beyond the 1080p limitation of current consoles and steam machines. However, 4K-compatible PCs require a lot of power and overheat when pushed to the limit, reducing their performance and making a lot of noise while the serial CPU fans try to cool down the CPU and graphics card.

Corsair has engineered Bulldog to run cooler and quieter, thanks to proprietary liquid-based GPU and CPU cooling solutions that are a must-have for nearly noise-free desktop performance in a smaller footprint. Bulldog includes an exclusive CPU liquid cooler, with an optional GPU liquid cooling kit available separately. Both the Hydro Series H5SF Liquid CPU Cooler and graphics card with HG10 allow overclocking of both components, giving the system the potential to run faster, and more quietly, than a conventional gaming PC. desktop. Additionally, Corsair has partnered with NVIDIA® and MSI to integrate Corsair's liquid cooling technology into GeForce® graphics cards. It will be MSI in charge of making the graphics cards available and, initially, they will include the GeForce GTX Titan X, the GTX 980, the GTX 970 and the recently announced GeForce GTX 980 Ti.

Bulldog design has been thought of by PC fanatics, incorporating a tool-free, easy-mount layer with standard mini-ITX motherboards and SFX12V power supplies to ensure future upgrades and to allow users to adapt to developments. of hardware and video games. Since Bulldog offers the foundation of a complete PC, users can choose the operating system that best suits their needs: Windows, SteamOS or Linux.

Bulldog Features:

• Bulldog mounting kit:
  • Chassis - Offers a compact, sleek console design with excellent ventilation, which looks good in the living room and maintains the temperature of PC components. SFX Power Supply - Provides the efficiency of 600 watts of power in a standard SFX12V size that runs smoothly and quietly. Mini-ITX Motherboard - Supports the latest multi-core CPUs for desktop PCs. Small Hydro Series H5SF Liquid CPU Cooler - Silently cools the fastest CPUs while dissipating heat from the chassis. RRP: 399 USD
  Optional: Ready-to-install liquid-cooled graphics cards will be announced soon. Upgrade kits with a Hydro Series H55 Liquid Cooler and HG10 Graphics Card Cooling Bracket will be available at a price of $ 99.

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Lapdog: mouse and keyboard precision in the living room

He also announced at Computex that Bulldog includes Lapdog, Corsair's portable video game control center that brings the precision of desktop PC video games to the living room. Connected via cable for maximum performance, Lapdog incorporates a large mouse area and a base for Corsair mechanical video game keyboards.

Lapdog Features:

• Wired for maximum performance without the hassle of recharging batteries. Large 17.8 x 28 cm keyboard area and keyboard dock. USB powered hub for keyboard, mouse, headphones, controls and units Flash. Memory foam bottom for added user comfort. PVPR: Available as a standalone station for $ 89 or complete with keyboard for $ 199.