Digital Storm's liquid-chilled gaming PC includes 4.6GHz Core i7-980X, equally chilling price

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Mmm, overclocking. If you've been looking to treat yourself this
holiday season, there's hardly a better way than with a shiny new
gaming PC. Better still, a shiny new gaming PC with a liquid-chilled
processor... one that just so happens to be warrantied with a 4.6GHz
clock speed. Digital Storm's Hailstorm desktop is now available with a
so-called Sub-Zero cooling system, which is described as a series of
TEC peltier coolers that work in conjunction with other high-end
liquid cooling components to keep Intel's Core i7-980X from boiling
over. On the high-end rig, you'll also get 6GB of DDR3 memory, a trio
of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 (1.5GB) GPUs, a 1200-watt power supply and a
bank-breaking $6,903 price tag. Cost-conscious consumers can opt for
two lesser systems, with a $4,390 build being equipped with a Core
i7-950 and the $3,899 unit creeping by with only a single GTX 460 GPU.
But hey, what's a few grand among friends? Promo vid is after the break.