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The thread discusses AMD's Project Quantum, a high-performance, small-form-factor PC featuring unknown multi-core AMD processors, dual Radeon R9 Fury GPUs in CrossFireX, and custom liquid cooling, emphasizing its innovative and quiet design. The original poster highlights the impressive specs and design features, citing a source for more details. Later, they comment on AMD's confidence in the Intel i7-4790K, mentioning its use in a new console and personal upgrade from an FX8150, indicating an appreciation for current high-performance CPUs. Overall, the sentiment is positive and curious about AMD's innovative PC design and processor choices.
kemical

kemical

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This looks interesting although specs are scant:

The AMD Quantum personal computers will be based on an unknown multi-core processor by AMD, two AMD Radeon R9 Fury “Fiji” graphics processing units operating in CrossFireX mode with 8GB of HBM memory in total, storage and so on. The CPU and the GPUs inside Quantum systems use closed-loop liquid cooling system. The Quantum uses innovative design that has not been used by boutique PC makers yet.

“All of the processing technology is in the bottom, in the top we have got all the cooling solutions,” explained Mr. Hook. “It is whisper quiet; it is engineered and tooled out of beautiful materials, aluminium and magnesium.”
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http://www.kitguru.net/components/g...m-ultra-small-pc-with-ultra-high-performance/
 

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Even AMD believes the i7 4790K is a great chip.. They are popping one into their new console.
So glad I replaced my aging FX8150 with one:
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