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AVADirect is now offering the NVIDIA GTX Titan GPU

, Feb 19th 2013 Discuss [0]

AVADirect is now offering the newly unveiled NVIDIA GTX Titan graphics processing unit in its high-quality, custom-built computers. AVA Direct is a custom computer manufacturer that builds high-end computers designed to meet the latest and greatest in the advances of computer technology. They're on the same line as other custom system manufacturers like Cyberpower, Digital Storm, Falcon Northwest, Geekbox, IBUYPOWER, Maingear, Origin PC, Puget Systems, V3 Gaming, and Velocity Micro. Read The Full Story

AVADirect announces world’s first quad NVIDIA Tesla server system

, Jan 18th 2013 Discuss [0]

AVADirect, a company that specializes in custom-built computers, laptops, and server systems, has announced a world's first. Their new 2U four-way server system is the first of its kind to house four NVIDIA Tesla graphics cards. The company says that "never has the industry seen or utilized such a solution," until now. Read The Full Story

AVADirect releases “one-of-a-kind” quad-SLI rack tower system

, Dec 10th 2012 Discuss [0]

Custom PC-building company AVADirect has been in the business for awhile, and we've checked out some of their solutions in the past, but today they have announced what they call a "one-of-a-kind Supermicro rack-mountable system" that allows a quad-SLI NVIDIA graphics setup alongside additional expansion cards for the first time ever. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: October 16, 2012

, Oct 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

Welcome to Tuesday evening everyone. Today was a pretty big day as far as news goes, with Apple sending out invites to an upcoming event, which is where we're assuming the company will announce the iPad Mini. Not one to be outdone, Microsoft finally gave us some substantial details on Surface today (including information on pre-orders), and Samsung was right there to put its line up of new Windows 8 PCs and tablets up for pre-order as well. Read The Full Story

AVADirect Windows 8 PCs now available for pre-order

, Oct 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

AVADirect, one of the largest custom PC manufacturers, is now taking pre-orders for custom-built Windows 8 PCs. AVADirect currently only offers Windows 7 and Linux options with their pre-built machines, but like other computer manufacturers, AVADirect will be offering Windows 8 starting on October 26. Read The Full Story

Intel CAP08 All-in-One system arrives at AVADirect

, Aug 15th 2012 Discuss [0]

AVADirect has a new Intel-based system for all of you touchscreen fanatics out there. Today the company announced the availability of the Intel CAP08, a new all-in-one system with a 21.5-inch full HD LED LCD screen. The price isn't too bad for what you're getting in the package, but as always with AVADirect, you can swap out some of the components to make it a bit more powerful. Read The Full Story

AVADirect Quiet Gaming PC Custom System (Z77, Core i7 Ivy Bridge) Review

, Jul 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

Today SlashGear has a real treat for those of you looking for no less than a top of the line gaming tower. This is the AVADirect Quiet Gaming PC build we’ve got here is a lovely combination of white plastic, metal, massive amounts of power, and processing so quiet it’s scary. This is without a doubt the most impressive PC I personally have reviewed for SlashGear, and with the custom build we’ve got waiting for you in this hands-on look, I fully expect you’re going to be scrambling to break your piggy bank to count up to $2019.16 USD to buy your own. Check it out!

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Quad GeForce GTX 690 server scoffs at your parallel processing needs

, Jul 6th 2012 Discuss [0]

NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 690 has already won the hearts and minds of many gamers, with its potent combination of twin Kepler cores, but how about using it for a compact GPU compute rig? That's just what custom PC system maker AVADirect decided to try, opting for not just one GTX 690 but a four card rig squeezed into a standard 2U server. Read The Full Story

Ivy Bridge AVADirect custom computers bust out

, Apr 30th 2012 Discuss [0]

As the 3rd Generation Intel Core lineup of processors ramps up for the public, so too are manufacturers from all corners of the earth offering their own integration: AVADirect coming on today with custom-made setups. AVADirect is a company known for their custom-build computers made to suit any and all ultra-precise-machine lovers and they today are bringing their lineup up to speed with Ivy Bridge. These machines of all types will also include Intel HD 4000 graphics at your will - bring on the big beasts! Read The Full Story

AVADirect ships X7200 desktop replacement gaming computer

, Sep 24th 2010 Discuss [0]

AVADirect makes a bunch of different computers that are aimed at gamers and computer enthusiast. The latest new desktop replacement aimed at computer gamers to ship from the company is called the X7200. The new X7200 notebook has some very nice specifications and should be very powerful. Read The Full Story

AVADirect Clevo B5100M and B7100 Available Now, Feature Optimus Technology

, Aug 24th 2010 Discuss [0]

As far as gaming laptops go, a lot of power has to be shoved into a relatively smaller space. Not to say that most gaming laptops out there aren't thick devices, but you get the idea. With the newly available Clevo V54100M and B7100 gaming laptops, the size shouldn't be your focal point, as they've got plenty of features tucked away in there to make any PC gamer want to get their hands one one. Read The Full Story

AVADirect Clevo W880CU Gaming Notebook Review

, Aug 2nd 2010 Discuss [1]

Clevo may not quite be a household name, but the company’s mid- and high-end laptops have been thoroughly rebadged and neatly demonstrated the Clevo heritage. Fresh to the SlashGear test bench is the Clevo W880CU, courtesy of AVADirect, a monstrous Core i7 behemoth of a machine with a 17.3-inch display and 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480M graphics. At almost $3,000, does the performance warrant the price tag? Check out the full review after the cut.

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