Thrill-seekers got the chance to experience the blistering speed of life as a racing driver as cutting-edge PC manufacturer YoYoTech teamed up with BMW for an event in London.
Visitors
to the BMW showroom in Park Lane were given the chance to race a BMW M3 around
a track on a simulator set up in the showroom.
There
was a 29-inch MX Asus monitor up for grabs as a prize for the competitor who
posted the fastest lap time.
The
simulator was powered by YoYoTech’s XDNA Aurum 24k PC – a £7,979 hand-built,
liquid-cooled machine that is the ultimate in gaming luxury.
The
system was running Assetto Corsa Racing Simulator, an incredibly realistic
racing simulator which reproduces real-world circuits and racing cars.
The
event showed off the raw power and incredible speed of the Aurum system, the
most expensive in YoYoTech’s range of gaming hardware.
YoYoTech
Business Development Manager Ryan Pearton said: “BMW are known for quality and
power and that makes them a perfect fit for YoYoTech. We were delighted to be
able to team up with them for this event and to give visitors the exhilarating
experience of driving a BMW on our most powerful system.
“This
was a true racing simulator and not a game – so many people were surprised at
how difficult and realistic it was. Those people who had been on track days got
the hang of it pretty quickly and remarked how real it felt.
Nicola
Panton, Marketing Manager at BMW Park Lane, said: “BMW Park Lane were thrilled
to have the XDNA Aurum 24k running in the showroom. The ultimate driving
machine and YoYoTech’s powerful technology were a perfect combination.”
YOYOTech - whose website is at www.yoyotech.co.uk - is
renowned in the world of gaming PCs and has built up an unrivalled reputation
among gamers thanks to its expert knowledge, range of products and expertise in
hand-built custom-made PCs.
As well as offering its high-end systems,
YOYOTech has recently launched its new Warbird Colour range – affordable yet
powerful PCs that are aimed at taking on console giants Sony and Microsoft in
the battle for gamers’ hearts.
YOYOTech’s Warbird M-Cube 1 package comes
with a 23-inch display and 1TB hard drive and is around four times more
powerful than Microsoft’s XBoxOne and Sony’s PS4 - despite the bundle being in
a similar price range at just £599.99.
The higher-specced Warbird M-Cube II offers a
faster processor, 27-inch display and a 60GB solid state drive to complement its
1TB hard drive. It retails for £799.99.
Both systems are easily upgradeable – keeping
YOYOTech machines ahead of the game compared to their console rivals.
YOYOTech is now part of the Centerprise International
group. Based in Basingstoke, Hampshire, Centerprise is a major reseller and
provider of bespoke IT systems and services.
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