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	1	Chillblast Fusion Marine Number of processor cores: Dual-Core; Newest review: 4/2012 Featuring AMD's fastest single GPU graphics card, the Radeon HD 7970, the Fusion Marine from Chillblast aims to impress. This card handles all modern games and can run them at very demanding … 1 review
	2	Chillblast Fusion Shadow PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 11/2011 While some of the specs of the Fusion Shadow are to be expected at this price - only 4GB RAM, 1TB hard drive, a cheapish chassis - it is up there with the best when it comes to performance thanks to … 1 review
	3	Chillblast Fusion Neptune PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 1/2012 The low price of the Fusion Neptune means a basic chassis, mid-range Intel Core i5-2500K processor running at 3.3GHz, and no discrete graphics card, with the integrated chip capable of 1080p video … 1 review

Chillblast Fusion Whisper

Office PC; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 9/2011

Micro Mart found the Chillblast Fusion Whisper a very pleasant machine to use and considered the price to be reasonable for the default configuration, although there are plenty of options for

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More information at: Expert Reviews, 6/2011 Chillblast Fusion Whisper Chillblast's Fusion Whisper is designed to crunch through demanding tasks while still being as quiet as possible, so is chock-full of noise-reducing components. … to review

Chillblast Fusion Tranquillity

Office PC; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 7/2011

A range of low-noise components housed in a noise-absorbing Fractal Design R3 case ensure that the Chillblast Fusion Tranquility is just about inaudible, according to IT Reviews. For those who enjoy

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More information at: IT Reviews, 7/2011 Chillblast Fusion Tranquility A clever combination of noise-reducing features and high-end components mean that the Fusion Tranquillity lives up to its name while still promising the speedy performance you'd expect from a desktop priced over £1000. … to review

Chillblast Fusion Volt

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core

Chillblast Fusion Flash

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core

Chillblast Fusion Quantum

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 7/2011

Out of the box the Fusion Quantum is a decent, if not spectacular, performer, but PC Advisor pointed out that its Core i7-2600K, Freezer 7 Pro cooler and large case give it excellent overclocking …

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Chillblast Fusion Atom

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 7/2011

There are faster PCs on the market, but as far as all-rounders go, the Fusion Atom is difficult to top. Its excellent integrated graphics give it more gaming grunt than most of its rivals, and its

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More information at: PC Advisor, 7/2011 Chillblast Fusion Atom Due to its motherboard's limitations, the Fusion Atom's Core i5-2500K can't be overclocked, but its GMA HD 3000 graphic chipset is better than the Core i5-2500's GMA HD 2000. … to review

Chillblast Fusion Impact

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Dual-Core; Newest review: 4/2011

PCFormat considered the Chillblast Fusion Impact to be an excellent value bundle that includes a fantastic quality 3D monitor. As its mid-range price suggests, it does lack pure power with a Sandy

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More information at: Expert Reviews, 2/2011 Chillblast Fusion Impact The best way to appreciate 3D content is on a display that stands a short, fixed distance away from your eyes, so a 3D PC and monitor setup is perfect. It can be a pain to individually buy an appropriate graphics card, 3D monitor and glasses kit, but Chillblast is prepared to do all the hard work for you with the Fusion Impact PC. … to review

		Chillblast Fusion Omega Gaming PCs; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 6/2011 Thanks to an Intel Core i7-2600K processor, with a helping hand from a 60GB Corsair Force SSD, the Chillblast Fusion Omega is a powerful performer all-round, according to PC Advisor. But it's … 1 review
		Chillblast Fusion Delta PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 6/2011 Although it's a bit behind some rivals when it comes to graphics performance, the Chillblast Fusion Delta is still a top-notch machine, says PC Advisor. One of its standout features is its … 1 review
		Chillblast Fusion Rocket Gaming PCs; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 5/2011 Although it's not the strongest Sandy Bridge chip, the overclocked 4.5GHz Core i5 2500K inside Chillblast's Fusion Rocket is perfectly capable of some very impressive performance, and … 1 review
		Chillblast Fusion Zenith PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 5/2011 Thanks to a 3.4GHz Intel Core i7-2600K processor, Chillblast's Fusion Zenith delivers some super speedy performance, according to PC Advisor. The Asus P8P67 motherboard isn't their Pro 1 review

More information at: PC Advisor, 5/2011 Chillblast Fusion Zenith Based on Intel's 3.4GHz Core i7-2600K processor, Chillblast's Fusion Zenith is an extremely fast PC. Its 176-point WorldBench 6 score places it well ahead of the competition. … to review

Chillblast Fusion Summit

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 5/2011

The expert team at PC Advisor were fans of the Chillblast Fusion Summit, or at least of its Asus P8H67-M Pro motherboard. Overall however, although the Fusion Summit has plenty of potential for later

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More information at: PC Advisor, 5/2011 Chillblast Fusion Summit Chillblast’s Fusion Summit desktop PC holds a performance and storage disadvantage in this chart, with a 3.1GHz Core i5-2400 processor and 500GB hard drive under the bonnet. However, it offers the best motherboard of the group. … to review

Chillblast Fusion Infinity

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 4/2011

Combining a Sandy Bridge i5 processor, an excellent range of features and great build quality, the Chillblast Fusion Infinity is an outstanding all-round performer that should easily satisfy most

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More information at: Expert Reviews, 4/2011 Chillblast Fusion Infinity The Chillblast Fusion Infinity is powered by an Intel Core i5-2500K, our favourite Sandy Bridge processor. It's been overclocked to 4.5GHz, giving it an Overall score of 131 in our benchmark tests. It's not the most extreme overclock we've seen but it has a dramatic effect. To provide some perspective, our baseline score of 100 was achieved by a system with a non-overclocked Core i5-2500K processor, which is extremely powerful in its own right. … to review

Chillblast Fusion Rapier

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Dual-Core; Newest review: 12/2010

PC Pro did not hesitate to recommend the Fusion Rapier on account of its excellent performance in all areas and good bundled peripherals, including a set of speakers that make it even better value

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More information at: Expert Reviews, 12/2010 Chillblast Rapier Intel’s Core i3 is one of the best value-for-money processors currently available, especially as it’s easily overclockable. Chillblast has done just that with the Rapier, boosting the Core i3-520 to just over 4GHz. This increases performance dramatically, producing a terrific 143 in our multimedia benchmarks. ... … to review

Chillblast Fusion Triplex

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 3/2011

While they admit the Chillblast Fusion Triplex is pretty amazing to look at, PC Pro are not convinced by its pricing. The Triplex's three 23inch monitors look very impressive, but PC Pro say …

1 review

Chillblast Fusion Aurora

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 3/2011

The Chillblast Fusion Aurora makes an excellent choice if you're after a mid-range PC, thanks to its amazing balance between price and performance, says ExpertReviews. They noted that its intel …

1 review

Chillblast Fusion Mirage

PC Packages; Number of processor cores: Quad-Core; Newest review: 3/2011

Reviewed by PC Pro, the Chillblast Fusion Mirage was found to be a very good all-round system with few problems. They found the monitor to be particularly impressive, along with the peripherals. …

1 review

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Product information and further reviews

Chillblast Fusion Gemini desktop PC Personal Computer World 10/2008 - With its overclocked processor and dual-GPU graphics card, the Fusion Gemini looks like it could be one of the fastest gaming rigs around.

Chillblast Fusion Juggernaut desktop computer Personal Computer World 6/2008 - With high-end components and an impressive specification, the Chillblast Fusion Juggernaut more than earns its moniker.

Chillblast Fusion Juggernaut PC Pro 7/2008 - Immensely powerful performance at a reasonable price. So is there a catch that stops the Chillblast Fusion Juggernaut from being the ultimate power house for PC enthusiasts?

Chillblast Fusion Firestorm power desktop PC PC Advisor 4/2008 - This very affordable power PC from Chillblast looks to impress.

Chillblast Fusion NightHawk 8800GTX PC Pro 3/2007 - If overclocking were a colour, it would be the new black. How on the heels of the pre-overclocked Vadim Cephus G80 and the Labs-winning Chillblast Fusion Pro 6300 OC 2.56GHz is Chillblast's latest super-powerful PC with an overclocked 3GHz Core 2 Duo and an Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX graphics card.

£751-£1,000 PCs chart PC Advisor 5/2007 - Review details: Five PCs costing between seven hundred and fity and one thousand pounds were reviewed based on features, performance and value for money. No scores were given but the products were ranked acording to how well they fared.

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