Monday, August 11th 2014
ORIGIN PC Introduces 4K-Ready NVIDIA BATTLEBOX TITAN Z Systems
ORIGIN PC announced today their 4K-gaming ready, BATTLEBOX, high-performance GENESIS Z, MILLENNIUM Z, and CHRONOS Z systems, all powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z graphics , and all starting at under $4,000. Built with only the highest-grade components, ORIGIN PC's NVIDIA BATTLEBOX TITAN Z systems deliver an incredible 4K gaming experience. The groundbreaking dual-GPU GTX TITAN Z uses new dynamic power balancing technology that ensures peak performance across two GPUs with optimal power delivery. This means you can game on an ultra-high-definition 4K display, at high settings and super-fast frame rates like never before. With support for NVIDIA SLI, you can even add a second card and immerse yourself in graphically intense games like Watch Dogs in full 4K Surround.
Whether you're new to 4K gaming or not, each ORIGIN PC BATTLEBOX TITAN Z system was designed to provide the best 4K gaming experience right out of the box. With a wide variety of special bundled options for each system, such as the inclusiona of a 4K monitor bundled with a TITAN Z graphics card, only ORIGIN PC's BATTLEBOX TITAN Z systems can deliver the ultimate 4K gaming experience at an incredible value. Jump inside the 4K gaming arena today with ORIGIN PC's new NVIDIA BATTLEBOX TITAN Z systems, all starting at under $4,000.CHRONOS-Z
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Whether you're new to 4K gaming or not, each ORIGIN PC BATTLEBOX TITAN Z system was designed to provide the best 4K gaming experience right out of the box. With a wide variety of special bundled options for each system, such as the inclusiona of a 4K monitor bundled with a TITAN Z graphics card, only ORIGIN PC's BATTLEBOX TITAN Z systems can deliver the ultimate 4K gaming experience at an incredible value. Jump inside the 4K gaming arena today with ORIGIN PC's new NVIDIA BATTLEBOX TITAN Z systems, all starting at under $4,000.CHRONOS-Z
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- Special 4K<$4K bundle including a single NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z
- Incredible Value 4K Monitor Bundle including a single GeForce GTX TITAN Z and an ASUS 28" PB287Q 4K UHD LED Monitor
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- Special 4K<$4K bundle including a single NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z
- 4K Monitor Bundle including a single GeForce GTX TITAN Z and an ASUS 28" PB287Q 4K UHD LED Monitor
- Dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z's for the price of one
Available options
- Special 4K<$4K bundle including a single NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z
- 4K Monitor Bundle including a single GeForce GTX TITAN Z and an ASUS 28" PB287Q 4K UHD LED Monitor
- Dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z's for the price of one
- Ultimate 4K Bundle Dual ORIGIN CRYOGENIC Liquid-Cooled NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z's for the price of one
17 Comments on ORIGIN PC Introduces 4K-Ready NVIDIA BATTLEBOX TITAN Z Systems
I still have no respect for Origin PC though in the end...I would suggest many other companies if you cannot build your own way before them.
What makes this unusual is that they are apparently selling these gaming PCs for less than you would spend if you bought everything and assembled it yourself. I was just on their site and configured a basic i5 Titan Z and the 4k monitor for $3,850. To buy the Titan Z and that monitor myself would be $3,650. So there's no way you can get all the rest of the PC on your own for anything like $200.
Based on that, the Titan-Z must have been gotten for quite alot less than retail.
Still for 4000 bucks (Or 3850) including a Asus PB287Q I could whip up a much nicer system. But thats due to not choosing Titan-Z to begin with.
Ive always listed Origin PC as being overpriced in general though with their products even compared to places like cyberpowerPC or ibuypower. This maybe not a bad deal considering the selection of parts and what you get but its a far cry for better options out there for that much money. I also no longer hold Origin PC as being competent PC builders and just snobby in general about there products.
I think these may sound like a deal, but in the end the problem is that anyone here could make a much better machine for the same or less money with all the same amenities (Minus Titan-Z but subbed for Dual Titan Blacks).
Also I was able to configure one of their SFF boxes with a Titan Z and 450W PSU without any kind of warnings, so there may be some fireworks in someone's future. Granted even the 600W that the SFF can go up to is insanely borderline for that card.
To start with 4k is not that mature yet and surly this is more about nVidia getting rid of their way over priced graphics cards.
Going 4k now is just silly leave it to those with the money to buy it and it will get cheaper and video cards will get faster and more capable to run 4k.
Just guessing... :toast: