Skylake-Based System Builder Sweepstakes

[Socdaneuic]

CyberPowerPC, Digital Storm, and Origin. The CyberPower simply looks awesome.

 

[yatishr]

i liked iBuyPower, Origin PC & CybertronPC are good too.

 

[daka]

3,5,and 11 are my faves!!!!!!

 

[Detonate KS]

why isn't Canada included in this ?

Because Canada is the Boring upstairs neighbor, that never gets an invite to the party. Says one of my Canadian friends.

I like the Steiger Dynamics for its nice sleek minimal design, but would never buy any of these, i would build my own and save over 50%. Kind of funny how the prize is parts to build your own, and not the winning computer, even though this is clearly an ad/promotional campaign for these computers.

 

[Brandon_14]

These are my top 3 picks...

1. AVA - My daughter's name is AVA and this thing looks pretty cool
2. Origin - Just a powerhouse and cool looking machine
3. Xotic PC - Seriously a bada$$ looking build

I love all of them but these are my top picks. I love the Aventum but DigitalStorm needs to get a new look, that can only be cool for so long

 

[mxknight77]

Black digital storm build, red digital storm build, then orgin build

 

[mpdugas]

I'd be happy with any of them...

 

[Schyler]

Falcon Northwest, if, money is not a factor. All these systems were very high priced, for someone low income, another build with similar specs would easily be found under the prices listed. But, I chose this one because of the specs,design, color, and price were by far better than the rest. An excellent build. I love this system. Thank you for the opportunity to give my opinion and take part in the sweepstakes winning!

 

[Guest]

As with most of the people's commenting here, I basically disregarded price and went with the AVA direct, Digital Storm and Falcon Northwest. although any would be nice to have, A system's appearance or look is such a factor for me. I'm not the biggest fan of white colored system. For me, the AVA Direct setup in red would be the bomb.

 

[Guest]

As with most of the people's commenting here, I basically disregarded price and went with the AVA direct, Digital Storm and Falcon Northwest. although any would be nice to have, A system's appearance or look is such a factor for me. I'm not the biggest fan of white colored system. For me, the AVA Direct setup in red would be the bomb.

 

[thormejh]

I really like the velocity micro, then again i dont like most of the companies on this list lmao xD

 

[HumbleSage]

I vote for the Digital Storm.

 

[Soggybottoms]

These all are wicked systems. But I lubs lubs lubs a reverse configuration system.
Vote -
1 - Digital Storm the Aventum 3 Case is just amazing pre-installed water cooling system on the back side ports on the window side for easy access and upgrades.....!! WootSie (2 Digital Storm - Grats on that amazing Engineering!!!!)

2- Origin PC build, Again a Fan of reverse configurations.....(they skipped out on the 90% configuration) but its still boss.

3 - Xotic PC - Was surprised at the quality of that build simply a work of art.

 

[quasimod]

This architecture is perfect for a Cintiq-murdering ~22" gaming/graphics AIO, with multi-touch screen that is compatible with a pressure-sensitive stylus. Howzabout some luv for an old _ROAD WARRIOR_ with 50-yr-old eyes, that likes to play FPS'es, draw, and do 3D modeling? A desktop is useless to me out on the road, and so is a $300 "gaming" laptop with a screen the size of a postage stamp.

 

[waxwing]

I would take any of them, but the Puget System build goes with my eyes.

 

[akahele]

Beautiful machines. Just like a farrari parked next to my acura TL. Mine goes just as fast on the highway, gets better mileage and fits four people. I even have a trunk.
Don't think these water cooled systems are cost effective. My BeQuiet fans rock, but hide all the good components. My SLI GPUs hang upside down on my GREAT Hero MBs and I'm rocking all the best games at top frame rates. THAT'S VALUE. Dang bro, you can't drive and park your farrari at Walmarts. These machines are pure PORN.

 

[hawkins23]

AVA, DigitalStorm and Steiger

 

[atheus]

So, there are a lot of people just listing their votes in the thread. I'm not sure if you're just trying to start a conversation about your choices (probably at least some are), but just in case, there is a form you have to fill out to vote: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2370583/Tom-s-Hardware-Skylake-Based-System-Builder-Sweepstakes

 

[Math Geek]

So, there are a lot of people just listing their votes in the thread. I'm not sure if you're just trying to start a conversation about your choices (probably at least some are), but just in case, there is a form you have to fill out to vote: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2370583/Tom-s-Hardware-Skylake-Based-System-Builder-Sweepstakes

i wonder how many also missed this. it also seems folks feel they can win one of these super pc's which is also not the case.

the giveaway is for one of 10 packs of an "intel Core i7-6700K CPU, an MSI Z170A GAMING M5 motherboard, a 16GB G.Skill F4-3000C15D-16GTZB DDR4 memory kit and a 400GB Intel 750-series PCIe SSD" and not for one of these beast pc's. your bote on the survey is your entry for one of these packs which is still pretty awesome.

 

[MSwhip]

The priority of my 3 options would be:
1. The Origin PC
2. Digital Storm
3. AvaDirect's Avalanche II

Thank you

 

[akahele]

MSwhip, I think you gotta click on this link and enter the contest. Supposidly this forum is just for discussion about (?) something.

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2370583/Tom-s-Hardware-Skylake-Based-System-Builder-Sweepstakes

 

[Kernowarrior]

Gutted, would love to have entered the sweepstakes but alas, not from or in the USA. Good luck guys

 

[akahele]

Gutted, would love to have entered the sweepstakes but alas, not from or in the USA. Good luck guys

It's a fun little contest. You do know it's NOT for a pc. With low odds of winning small prizes, the biggest thrill is the responses on the bloggy thingy.
You already won by posting a response (or getting a response?) I mean, what are the odds? lol.

 

[delware]

love the xotic pc

 

[Zachary Singer-Englar]

Puget put together a very attractive no-frills contender in a small form factor, with the space and GPU I'd expect in a high-end machine. That gets my vote!