Enter the world with a leg up.

We bring you the DogHouse™ Armor ES – a gaming rig built for explosive high-definition entertainment. It doesn't just say you've entered into a new world of gaming, but you've arrived.

Armor ES 560

Second-generation Intel Core i5 2500K Unlocked Quad-Core Processor

4 GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 Memory (2 x 2GB DIMMs)

One 1 TB 7,200 RPM WD Black Edition SATA Drive

One EVGA GTX 560 video card (1GB GDDR5 SDRAM)

750W Corsair Power Supply

48 Hour burn in and stress test at factory

3 Year Parts and Labor Warranty

Armor ES 560s

Second-generation Intel Core i5 2500K Unlocked Quad-Core Processor

4 GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 Memory (2 x 2GB DIMMs)

One 1 TB 7,200 RPM WD Black Edition SATA Drive

Two EVGA GTX 560 video cards (1GB GDDR5 SDRAM)

750W Corsair Power Supply

48 Hour burn in and stress test at factory

3 Year Parts and Labor Warranty

Armor ES 560

Get blazing speed on the Armor ES 560 with a single EVGA GTX 560 video card.

$1,750

Armor ES 560s

Double your video cards and double your gaming pleasure. With two EVGA GTX 560 video cards in SLI, the benchmark scores below speak for themselves.

$1,950

Benchmark testing

The settings for WoW were all set to Ultra with the exception of shadow detail, which was set to “Good”. The anti aliasing was also set to the max at 8x. The benchmarks were run using DirectX-9 and the flight path used was from Booty Bay to Bogpaddle (Horde flight path) using the /timetest in-game benchmark function at 1920 x 1080 resolution.

For Far Cry 2, we used their built-in benchmarking utility ("Ranch Long", 1920 x 1080, Overall Quality "Very High", No AA, Direct3D10).

For Metro 2033, we used Metro 2033 Benchmark v1.02 (DirectX 11, 1920 x 1080, Quality: High, AA: MSAA 4X, Texture Filtering: AF 16X, Enable advanced PhysX: Yes, DirectX 11 Option: DOF (checked), Scene: "Frontline").