Bij AnandTech is een review neergezet over het SuperG2 systeem van Kryotech. Belangrijkste feature van het systeem is de koelhardware waarmee een Athlon 1400 overgeclocked naar 1866MHz (Kryotech spreekt liever van thermally accelerated) op de erg relaxte temperatuur van -40° Celsius wordt gehouden. Verder zat er in het systeem wat AnandTech ontving een Gigabyte GA-7DX moederbord en een GeForce 3. Qua prestaties zit het logischerwijs wel snor met de SuperG2, maar de prijs is met 2300 dollar niet bepaald viendelijk:
The Kryotech Super G2 is, in many cases, the fastest system you can get your hands on today. But that title does come at a price, a very high one at that. This has unfortunately been the story with Kryotech ever since the start; $2281 will buy you a 1.866GHz Athlon barebones system, while you can get a similar 1.4GHz setup for less than $500 without the supercooling of course. Is the 33% increase in clock speed really worth it?
If you're a gamer or an enthusiast simply craving more power then the answer is probably no. In a few months, provided that AMD adheres to their roadmap, the desktop Athlon 4 should be available at 1.73GHz making a $2300 investment today worth considerably less by the end of the year.
[...] It’s a tough call to make, and this time around it’s even more difficult of one since the Athlon won’t reach the 1.866GHz clock speed Kryotech is offering today until sometime next year. For the mass majority, the price will definitely not justify the performance, regardless of how incredible it may be.