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DinoPC Asusinator 4670K OC (w/ GTX770)


We measure power consumption at the socket via a calibrated meter – system wide. The monitor is not included in the draw.

Power results were measured at idle and when loading the system in the final ‘combined’ test in 3DMark 11.
power consuimption
The system demands between 105 and 110 watts when idling in the desktop and this rises to around 285 watts when playing games. This is ideal for the 600W power supply because under full load the CX600 will be operating at peak efficiency.

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5 comments

  1. Average build at best, I could build one much better than this. I dont like the haswell CPU’s either, id rather get the 3770k

  2. The motherboard is excellent, but with the name I agree – id expect an ASUS graphics card in it,. its a GAMING SYSTEM!

  3. Not a bad looking system i do love those cases, but the haswell chips are a waste of time IMO. who the hell cares about integrated graphics on one of these processors? I bet that is what is causing the heat build up.

    Nothing much to say on the system, its like 500 other prebuilts out there. the score is too high.

  4. Its not bad, the performance is good, but I just bought a second system for my office from pcspecialist and the cable routing is 50 times better. I dont think I could have done a better job myself

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