September 7, 2004 Alienware 4GHz desktop PCs Alienware 4GHz Games system specialist Alienware has hot-rodded one of its desktop PCs with a homegrown version of Intel's Pentium 4 processor that runs at 4GHz. The new Area-51 ALX, introduced on Friday, uses overclocking, or the practice of pushing a processor past its factory speed setting, to elevate a standard Intel Pentium 4 chip to 4GHz. Because overclocking a processor can cause it to overheat, the desktop also includes a special liquid-cooling system devised by Alienware. - MORE By Fabien Montique on September 7, 2004 8:02 AM | Permalink   terms & conditions | privacy policy | contact | Powered By Moveable Type | Technorati Profile  | Powered By Moveable Type |

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