Tom's Hardware's Haswell-E-Based Builder Sweepstakes

[gamermz]

Love the Puget Systems. I do wished that they did one in more of a light white LED versus the red.

1. Puget Systems
2. NCIX

 

[Teemi]

I like cyberpower's. It's nice looking and good value for the money.

 

[Teemi]

Oops, we have to pick two more:
1) cyberpower
2) digital storm
3) ncix

 

[distract3]

NCIX
Cyberpower PC
Digital Storm

 

[Guest]

I just looked at the contest page today 9/17 5AM and see the voting for best rig is up. The problem here is about everyone else who filled out the contest form before 9/17 and weren't able to vote. My form was accepted without voting and now wonder if it is invalid...
First two sentences of the new form:
"YOU MAY ENTER THIS SWEEPSTAKES ONLY ONE TIME.

IF YOU ENTER MORE THAN ONCE, ALL BUT ONE ENTRY WILL BE DELETED."

Well now i that resubmitted my form with the vote, i do hope that "ALL BUT ONE ENTRY WILL BE DELETED."

Anyhow, the probability of me winning a 5960x and intel 730 240gb ssd is low...

 

[rouvio]

I just looked at the contest page today 9/17 5AM and see the voting for best rig is up. The problem here is about everyone else who filled out the contest form before 9/17 and weren't able to vote. My form was accepted without voting and now wonder if it is invalid...
First two sentences of the new form:
"YOU MAY ENTER THIS SWEEPSTAKES ONLY ONE TIME.

I registered for the sweepstakes seconds after it was out, and like you I experienced the same issues.
Very recently (I think within the last hour or so) I received this email:

"Hello,

Because of an error in the sweepstakes entry form, you were not able to pick your favorite PC builds when you entered the Tom’s Hardware/Intel 2014 Systems Picks sweepstakes. Please click on the link below to re-enter the sweepstakes and pick your 3 favorite builds.

Re-Enter Here

Click here to view the original article on Tom’s Hardware: http://www.tomshardware.com/picturestory/667-haswell-e-gaming-pc-giveaway.html

Thank you for re-entering and good luck.

The Editors of Tom’s Hardware"

They provide a link in that Email to finish your vote.
Hope this helps.

 

[whiteodian]

These are some very nice systems. I liked the Maingear, NCIX and the cool virtualization from the Puget. The NCIX was probably my favorites though. All that ROG and Corsair goodness.

 

[ContestLuv251]

I'm from Canada
1. Origin PC
2. Xotic
3. Puget Systems

 

[Pavel Simjanoski]

Maingear
CyberPower PC

NCIX

 

[KingDakness]

1 Origin,
2 NCIX
3 Digital Storm

 

[BlueFireZ]

1. Origin
2. NCIX
3. Digital Storm

 

[Leadbelly78]

Puget systems
digitalstormonline.
magicmicro
I wish I could of selected more than three websites

 

[AKARAY]

NICE

 

[Victor Galbraith]

I vote for the NCIX system.

 

[Leadbelly78]

Puget systems
digitalstormonline.
magicmicro
I wish I could of selected more than three websites

 

[TR1PW1R3]

I like NCIX build the best. Perfect pick in cases, well organized and clean and would most definitely suit all my needs as far as the build is setup

 

[Cabralj43]

I have to vote for the NCIX system.

 

[sirrah]

Heh they are all out of my price range being the retires don't and all but I agree the Digital storm box and its configuration makes it a definite bad boy. Sigh sadly I will live with my home built of 3 years ago. One complaint I have with a number of the systems is the lack in quantity of USB ports that are front accessible. I have grown to love the forward and top USB/SATA ports on my Thermalake level 10 case. Port accessibility is a priority and two just don't cut it, 6 is barely enough. I swap USB items in and out often from cameras to my razor. The last thing I want is to have to crawl behind to find an open port. I am not sure who came up with the idea that ports should be in the back of the chassis, but especially for USB and SATA front access is now a requirement, and 2 is not enough.

 

[rms]

1 NCIX
2 Origin
3 Digital Storm

 

[Deserter15]

1. Digital Storm
2. Origin
3. Ncix PC

 

[sirstinky]

Cyberpower PC with that configuration looks fantastic, has components that are great and it's priced right. That makes it stand out above the rest. Plus, it's a hassle-free closed loop for both the CPU and GPU? Yes please!

Digital Storm makes beastly builds, it's tough not to want something that sexy and who wouldn't want four-way SLI with Titan Blacks? It's over the top, though you'd expect two 4 TB HDDs in RAID 1, if you're going all out.

The FragBox from Falcon Northwest also stands out because of the form factor, though it's still steep. Two Titan blacks and all the other goodness packed in a case that's mobile begs for a 4K projector and a LAN party, provided that HDMI 2.0 for full 4K at 60 FPS is feasible.

I like the Cyberpower quite a lot. It's amazing how much high-end stuff they fit into a box for under $2500! The 295X2 costs $1000 by itself. That's a fantastic value. I would ditch Windows 8 though. Shame they defiled a magnificent machine with it...

 

[sirstinky]

I chose the Falcon NW FragBox, the NCIX, and CyberpowerPC. They just look cool to me and the Cyberpower is such a great deal. You can customize the Falcon machine to ridiculous specs too.

 

[EvoZero]

going to vote for Digtal Storm because I've always liked their design and the qualitiy of their prouducts are great

 

[Jack_is_back]

1 NCIX
2 Origin
3 Digital Storm

 

[champion69]

Awesome giveaway!