♪ [electronic music]♪ ♪♪ [building]♪ ♪♪ [crescendo]♪ ♪Voiceover: Hey everyone. We're here with an overview of the PowerSpec X508. The X508 is the newest in the high-performance PowerSpec Extreme gaming desktop line. Build 1 of the X508 is outfitted with: an Intel i7 7700K CPU,32 gigabytes of G. Skill Ripjaws V RAM, ASUS's ROG Strix Z270E Gaming Motherboard, as well as their ROG GTX 1080Ti Graphics Card. For storage, the system offers two Intel 600 NVMe M. 2 SSD's in RAID 0 and a two terabyte hard drive. If that all sounds meaty, that's because the X508 is just that. To test this, we traveled to Mars via Doom. The forces of Hell proved no match for the X508, which blew us away with its performance. On a Predator X34 monitor, the system consistently delivered between 125 to 175 frames per second on max settings. And when we altered the aspect ratio and resolution we hit the game's capped max of 200. ♪ ♪The i7's unlocked processor is kept cool with Corsairs dual PWM fan Hydro liquid cooler. And speaking of cool, we love the X508's customizable interior lighting thanks to ASUS's Aura Sync software. CableMod's magnetic RGB strip mounted to the top of the case really pops alongside ASUS's board and card, and their Molex black and white cables won't clash with whatever lighting configuration you create. Cooler Master's Mastercase 5 Pro chassis isn't the flashiest of cases, but its neutral color scheme pairs well with the RGB lighting, and overall there's a sleek simplicity to its design. We also appreciate some of the smaller additions, such as the tinting of the basement portion of the window and the three-bay cage and SSD pockets that provide endless opportunity for storage expansion. For more info on the PowerSpec Extreme X508, visit MicroCenter. com, where you can find thousands of products along the entire tech spectrum. ♪ ♪
