Razer is giving away a sweet Asus rig
by Eliah Hecht 
Aug 23rd 2009 at 12:00PM
In case BlizzCon today isn't enough excitement for you, Razer, maker of fine gaming hardware of many kinds, is teaming up with Asus to give away a killer gaming computer. It's custom-painted with a ghost from Starcraft (anyone excited about SC2?), and it features some serious hardware. Intel i7 at 2.66 GHz, 9 GB of RAM, a GeForce GTX260 with 896 MB RAM, a 1 TB hard drive - it should run pretty much everything you want to throw at it. And it's so pretty! Of course, it comes with some Razer peripherals too.
All you need to do to win is leave a comment on their Facebook thread saying what your favorite Blizzard game is, and why. This means you will need a Facebook account, and you also need to become a "fan" of Razer first from their profile page. The winner will be randomly chosen on Monday, so you have until then to get in there.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Thaylo Aug 23rd 2009 12:04PM
*Drool*
danny.stout723 Aug 23rd 2009 12:21PM
The contest is already over according to their Facebook page.
danny.stout723 Aug 23rd 2009 12:22PM
Nevermind, misread it.
James Aug 23rd 2009 1:11PM
Don't scare me like that :P
Mindmaster Aug 23rd 2009 1:42PM
dude, i got a heart attack -.-
Superthrust Aug 23rd 2009 2:05PM
ALMOST crapped myself...good thing it "ain't done cookin" heh...
Commenter Aug 23rd 2009 12:23PM
Done and done!
Dan Aug 23rd 2009 12:36PM
Cool contest and prize, too bad I already have a computer that has similar and better specs compared to it. :/
Either way, definitely awesome for any Blizzard fan out there.
Luisette Aug 23rd 2009 1:15PM
Sell it on eBay if you win?
Dan Aug 23rd 2009 2:09PM
Fo' sho'.
Superthrust Aug 23rd 2009 2:12PM
Luisette, most people will...too bad luck and fate don't work for people who would need it more...
devilsei Aug 23rd 2009 2:46PM
Yeah like me, got a 2yr old laptop I use for WoW since the only other computer that is hooked up is 6 years old and can barely handle WoW as is...
I'd hunt down the person who puts this computer on Ebay or Amazon or whatever, they really should include something in the rules to prevent that crap.
Ji Aug 23rd 2009 12:44PM
haha, the blabbermouths on my friends list can outspam Razer, gg
Katalliaan Aug 23rd 2009 12:53PM
Why would they need 9 GB of RAM? Nothing over 4 gigs is noticable.
Itanius Aug 23rd 2009 12:59PM
Unless, of course, you're using a 64-bit OS and applications that benefit from more RAM.
"Nothing over 4 gigs is noticable" is not accurate in a general sense.
Fla Aug 23rd 2009 1:03PM
Not true, 4 gigs is the maximum amount of RAM that a 32-bit operating system can access (most ones today) but a 64-bit one can access much more
Dragundam Aug 23rd 2009 1:06PM
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.... I don't want to reopen my facebook account! T_T
sean Aug 23rd 2009 1:10PM
There's no way I'm winning! lol. I hit one refresh right after I got there and another page of comments filled up!
Foxwind Aug 23rd 2009 1:47PM
Optimism, man! Optimism! 1/5000+ still means it's possible!
Cognoscento Aug 23rd 2009 2:16PM
Does it really say "sponser" on the side?