Puget Systems today announced the release of the Deluge, the companies most aggressive gaming rig to date. The systems can be highly customized but all of these liquid cooled systems feature some of the fastest and most powerful components available, including nVidia’s 780i triple-SLI, overclocked Intel 45nm Penryn processors and OCZ DDR2 heatpipe memory. Optional BigFoot Networks’ KillerNIC and MTron Solid State drives are also available.

Puget’s goal was to create an intense gaming system that did not require gamers to pay through the nose to get own, and the system they’ve come up with looks pretty good. The company is offering three different Deluge-i systems to start from with pricing starting at around $2600 and with options can extend to well over $10k. All can be tailored to your own specs but come standard with the following:

• nVidia 780i Chipset
• 45nm Intel Penryn processors : QX9650 Quad Core, or e8400 Dual Core, overclocked to at least 4Ghz
• OCZ Reaper Low Latency DDR2 Memory with Heatpipe cooler
• XFX GeForce 8800 GT, 8800 GTS 512MB, 8800 GTX/Ultra video cards available in single, dual or triple SLI configurations
• Bigfoot Networks KillerNIC LAN adaptors (Optional)
• SLI-certified 85%+ high efficiency power supplies
• High-Performance liquid cooling system
• Microsoft Windows XP Pro or Windows Vista Ultimate
• High-Performance MTron Solid State Drives with 100+ MB/s throughput (Optional)

Puget has the new custom Deluge gaming systems available for order now with 5-7 day shipping.

Puget Systems Deluge Gaming System