Sahara rolls out gaming PC
Sahara Computers, a local supplier of digital lifestyle technology, has announced the release of its Extreme Gaming PC, said to be built with the latest in high-end graphic, sound and processor technology.
Features include a Foxconn X38A motherboard. The device runs off DDR3 and DDR2 RAM, which can be accessed and used simultaneously, and offers the user the benefit of up to 12GB performance capacity, the company says.
"This means that users can literally run any game available on the local market and will not experience any freeze or distortion, irrespective of the technical specifications of the game," says Gary Naidoo, deputy MD at Sahara.
The product incorporates the latest in Core 2 Extreme processor and comes with three 16X PCI-Express slots, he adds.