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Unrivalled graphics, unparalleled performance…the ultimate gaming machine.
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4 times the number of Pixels,
4 times the Realism.
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All the Power of a PC
All the Familiarity of a console.
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Blazingly fast frame rates
and response times.
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The same familiar titles, just unrecognisably better.
The 4ireBox has not one, but two top-end EVGA graphics cards as well as a six core Intel processor. These components are water-cooled, as opposed to air-cooled, which means that we can overclock them well beyond their factory speeds, all while staying cool and quiet – no noisy fans!
Virtual Reality, a virtual breeze
With 2016 bringing the dawn of virtual reality, we are heading into a new era of gaming. VR headsets such as the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are already shipping but their hardware requirements are demanding.
The 4ireBox has a hardware specification well in excess of the minimum recommended for VR gaming; meaning that you’ll be able to play in virtual reality at superior frame rates for years to come.
Turn everything up to 11…
Unlike consoles where the graphical options are locked, the PC versions of games allow access to a myriad of settings that control aspects of the graphics such as the appearance of water, clarity of shadows and realism of textures for example.
Typically, gamers tweak these settings according to what their hardware can handle. But turning graphical options up higher comes at the cost of frame-rate…push the settings too high and the frame-rate will drop to the point that the game becomes choppy and difficult to play.
Thankfully, the 4ireBox is so powerful you can just crank all the graphics options up, increasing the visual fidelity even further, whilst still enjoying super high frame rates.
The image above is a close-up screenshot from Grand Theft Auto V by Rockstar Games. If you drag the slider in the centre, left or right, you can directly compare the before and after effect of cranking up the in-game graphics options.
The screenshot on the left was taken with the graphical options set to ‘Normal’, with the game playing in 1080p, standard HD resolution.
The shot on the right was taken with all graphical ‘bells and whistles’ turned on, with the game playing on the 4ireBox. Notice the difference in detail of the road surface, grass, trees, cars and the helicopter itself. The contrast in image quality is even more stark when actually playing the game in full motion on a 4K display.
Superior Graphics
Quicker Load Times
VR-Ready
Online Gaming
Hand-Built
Remote Help
