The Origin PC Big O V2 is the company’s latest hybrid gaming desktop, unveiled at CES 2020 that combines the power and performance of a custom PC with a gaming console. Whether if you want to game on a 4K HDR console or duke it out on a PC with your 240Hz gaming monitor, this desktop system has it covered. Read more for two videos, including a hands-on, and additional information.
Unlike its predecessor, this model doesn’t have both an Xbox and PlayStation, but one positive to note is that consumers will actually be able to purchase it. Corsair basically took apart an Xbox One S All-Digital Edition or PS4 Pro and crammed it inside one of their Crystal Series 280X cases. Both console and PC have separate power plugs as well as HDMI outputs, so you can game on both simultaneously if you wish to do so. It’s touted as the ideal streaming device, allowing users to play games on a console while outputting streaming video on the PC, complete with an optional Elgato 4K60 Pro capture card.
- UPC: 889842528992
- Weight: 11.000 lbs
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Prices start at $2,499, which nets you an Xbox One S All-Digital Edition, 1TB standard hard drive, a six-core Intel Core i5 9600K processor, 16GB of RAM, an Origin Frostbyte 120 liquid cooling system, NVIDIA GTX 1660 GPU, 240GB SSD, and a 450W power supply. For those who want the PS4 Pro, it’s an extra $146.
