Origin's PC/Xbox 360 Would Give You ''The Big O''
Would this PC and Xbox 360 hybrid give you the "O" face?
As much as we love our PC gaming rigs, we know that to get the most variety of good gaming these days, you're going to need a console. Origin PC has the perfect solution for the gamer looking for the ultimate hybrid gaming rig that'll take care of both worlds.
Origin PC calls it the The Big O, which puts together some pretty good Intel and Nvidia hardware and throws in the IBM and ATI-based Xbox 360 inside the case "to create the ultimate gaming weapon."
Yes, that's right, this PC gaming rig has an Xbox 360 built inside the case.
“The Big O will satisfy the demands of even the most power hungry gamer, but when you create the ultimate personal computer system it has to be designed to go above and beyond gaming” said Kevin Wasielewski, CEO and Co-Founder of Origin. “From the hottest games on the market to digital video editing and 3D rendering you will have the power to perform at every level. To have the best you have to build using the latest in computer technology that guarantees unmatched performance and that is exactly what you get with the Big O.”
The "entry level" spec will be $7,669 and pack an overclocked Intel Core i7-930 CPU running at 4.0GHz, dual NVIDIA GTX480 graphics cards and 6GB of DDR3.
If you really mean business, though, you can opt for two of Intel’s hexacore Xeon X5680 processors overclocked 4.3GHz and 24GB of Corsair GT 2000MHz memory. Then add in four of EVGA’s GeForce GTX 480 FTW graphics cards for good measure.
The Big O features a liquid cooling system for the entire PC, including CPU, motherboard, graphics card and even the integrated Xbox 360 slim.
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For the top of the line configuration, you're going to need $17,000 at the ready to take one home. Thankfully, Origin offers free shipping.
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willgart Good idea to have the console into the PC... this reduce the space required near the TV :)Reply
but what a price!!!!
is there any HDMI switch integrated? to switch from the XBox to the PC? -
Glacier The cheapest one is $7,669? No thanks, I will let the rich boys buy this. I'm happy with my mainstream PC, which has only cost me $1,600 with upgrades. For console gaming, I've got a 360 Elite.Reply -
insider3 Pass, I think I can walk my ass over to the consoles in my living room if I need a break from the PC which has better specs at half the price.Reply -
soo-nah-mee "As much as we love our PC gaming rigs, we know that to get the most variety of good gaming these days, you're going to need a console."Reply
Shameful to utter such words. -
I bet no one buys that.Reply
Seriously, why would they put that high proce tag on it?
PC components cost maybe 3-4k(the cheapest version) and 360 costs $300 and something.
So the price of putting them together is $3000+
Idea is good, but what are they smoking!?