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Ahahaha, nice picture by the way. I'm sure it was quite a sight. The insides appear to be much less impressive though. Gotta love the [H]ard style. This is on the frontpage as well.TekieB said:
not sure who's sandwitch that is
Heh, good enough. Can [H]ardly wait for the article.TekieB said:Sry for the blurriness, it's an iffy camera. But the insides were lame, but the back pannel is going on my wall when i get home . Another guy has the case and mobo, all it was was a p4, 512 ram, and a 5600.
Kyle said an article was in store soon
Finsta said:Agreed. It seems like a normal ATX motherboard with some extra ASICs for that crap like component out and all. And wasn't the Phantom supposed to have an Athlon XP and a nForce motherboard. Those shitheads at Infinum, lying as always.
Agreed,Tim said:That was a Gen 1 Prototype that Kyle smashed up. I think the Gen 2's are Athlon XP's and a GeForce 5700. Not that it matters, because we have yet to see it for sale, anyway.
It never was anything else, just an expensive piece-o-crap computer wich plays kiddy games on low res TV screens.mikel said:But I guess this means the Phantom is no longer a phantom just a pos console that noone will ever buy IF it ever makes it to market.
mikel said:I want to know what was on its hd. But I guess this means the Phantom is no longer a phantom just a pos console that noone will ever buy IF it ever makes it to market.
Ultima99 said:Hey I hope the RAM got saved. I applaud the smashing and all but a 512MB stick isn't something to just smash, its not its fault it got put into a Phantom.