EVGA Greets Computex with Some Broken 3DMark Records

To help kick Computex 2013 off right, EVGA decided it’d be cool to help us realize how slow our own PCs are. With the help of overclocking master Vince “k|ngp|n” Lucido, EVGA’s hardware managed to break not one, but four world records in the 3DMark Fire Strike test. These results include: overall (30,789), single card (15,276), extreme overall (19,941), and extreme single card (7,623).

Sure, the numbers are impressive, but the hardware used is even more so. In fact, it’s down-right jaw-dropping. We’re talking EVGA’s new X79 Dark motherboard, four GeForce GTX TITANs and a 1,500W PSU for each one. Each card looks to have a special daughter card soldered on to help improve power delivery, as well. The end result is pure madness:

If that’s not enough to take in, here’s a shot that might do the trick:

You can see all of the results and screenshots over at k|ngp|n’s site.